The day of departure from the campsite
was performed meticulously wth Kevin performing sewer duty and
Theresa tackling the electric and water. What a team! The
destination for the day, Ft. Stockton, TX was 311 miles away and
would take about 5 hours. The team work efficiently fo be on the
road by 9AM. Kevin navigated out of the greater SA area with
assistance from the CNO (Chief Navigational Officer), Theresa. As
the rig slowly navigated beyond the sprawling metropolis of San
Antonio the scenery transitioned into low trees rolling hills and
flat beauts. The head winds picked up about half way into the trek
causing Kevin to struggle to stay inside the lines as he headed down
the Texas Autobahn (aka I-10) where the legal speed limit was 80mph!
Cruise was set at 65, which was perfect for good gas mileage of
7mpg. After the 200 mile mark the flora was reduced to tumbleweed
and cactus and the beauts where more extreme reminding Theresa of
'Close Encounters' of the pre-historic kind! Dinosaurs had to have
walked here long before the 100 MGW Wind Mill farms where installed.
In the middle of absolutely no
fxxxingwhere they made their exit to the Ft. Stockton RV park. This
park boasted about the Roadrunner Cafe as the 'Best Cafe in Texas'.
Since it was too windy to get the grill out for the team to use the
grill for the planned evening meal the Cafe offered a viable
solution. A local bottle of wine complimented the pork rib special
with green beans and mashed potatoes. Yummm. Several other campers
strolled in to fill the entire cafe with seating for 20ish. RVers
love to share their stories of good campsites and repair whoas
along with where to get the best service and the least expensive
place to call home. Full timers and those just making their annual
migration all enjoyed the specials of the night served by a pleasant
single senior waitress and one cook in the back :)
With less than 1K miles left to LA
there are only 3 + days of driving left. The next destination is
some where near Deming, NM for a 345 mile day.
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