November 6th, 2023
We continued our meandering west in Texas.
Past farms and fields:
Many oil rigs:
Oil Storage Tanks:
Farm silos – notice all the birds in the photo:
Cotton fields everywhere. Did you know that the state of Texas produces the most cotton in the U.S.?
We passed many decaying buildings and farmhouses – just think of the stories this home could tell.
Even more cotton:
The road goes on forever:
Horses!
Cute small towns – notice all the brick buildings and roads:
More oil rigs:
And turbines – I love all the white in this photo:
Cotton, oil and wind turbines:
Our destination today was the Lubbock Elks. They have 10 full hook up sites in a nice neighborhood.
The main reason we are here is that Andy has a phone appointment with his doctor and we found out that Lubbock has decent cell service (which we haven’t had in a while).
After seeing how much this area has to offer, we decided to stay a week. (Just love being able to travel this way – ).
We stopped in for Happy Hour at the Elks before calling it a night.
Stats for today:
Miles Traveled: 152 Miles
Texas: Avenue C (Haskell); US-380; US-84; AZ-289; Milwaukee Avenue
November 7th, 2023
After Andy’s phone call (and a few other things we had to do), we decided to check out the town and stop for supplies.
I truly do miss the pantry and large refrigerator we had in the Bounder.
Tomorrow we are going to play tourist so stay tuned and enjoy today.
2 comments:
Yep...Looks like crossing Texas!!!
We decided to do some different routes this time.. Very interesting!
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