Garner SP Blinn River Trail
Google maps suggested two routes to Garner State Oark from Amistad NRA. For one we followed 90 and headed north through Uvalde TX. For the other we took 90, 377, 50,... more
Amistad Lake Walks
We found several social paths to the water’s edge. One such trail led right off our campsite (#5). The path led to a cement walkway which has been installed for... more
Governors Landing
We didn’t get an early start from San Pedro Campground because it was raining and foggy. Finally about 11:00 the wind picked up , the fog disappeared, and the sun came... more
Amistad NRA
We had planned to stay at Davis Mountain SP for another night but the forecast was for cold and 55-65 mile per hour winds. So we headed south and east through Alpine,... more
Davis Mountain State Park
We spent most of the morning dealing with technical problems. We took Janet’s iPad to the Apple Genius Bar. On Tuesday her iPad seemed to get stuck doing an IOS update.... more
Heading to El Paso
Before leaving Roper Lake SP we decided to hike the Mariah Mesa Trail —a short (less than a mile) trail up to a mesa with spectacular views of the Gila River Valley and... more
Plans Change
The plan: Get up in the morning and head to El Paso. With all the unsettled weather across the country, the one place that looked to have warmer and, perhaps calmer,... more
Roper Lake State Park
We left KOFA, stopped in Quartzite to take on water and dump. Unfortunately the dump at the RV Pitstop didn’t have a working dump so we continued on — interstate 10... more
KOFA Queen Canyon III
Yet another day in KOFA Wildlife Refuge. Fewer dune buggies heading up the road, but three different bikers. A Canadian gentleman on his pedal-assist electric bike... more
KOFA Queen Canyon Road II
We spent a quiet day parked near the Queen Canyon Road. We did a little housekeeping, had showers, and walked around in the desert so David could take yet more... more
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