We sure hated to leave Johnson Creek RV Park, but we’re also excited about getting to our winter destination.
A nice early morning shadow picture while we were still in the hill country.
A mansion on the hill came to my mind.
As we left the hill country behind, we suddenly found ourselves on very flat land in a cabbage patch! Our first veggie farm citing.
The much of the scenery along the way consisted of mesquite trees.
Gray skies and 20-40 m.p.h. winds. For about a hundred miles, they were cross winds.
The soil is getting sandier and sandier. (Is that a word?)
Green again.
Highway 281 is a nice road.
About thirty minutes from our destination, we begin to see palm trees.
We exited onto the street that was supposed to go to our park, but the street was totally blocked due to work being done. So… we turned left and drove until we could turn right again and then right onto the street our park is on. Would you believe it? Blocked from this side, too! Our GPS didn’t have a clue and neither did we. A nice man stopped and gave us directions back around and down a couple more blocks and then we drove through a school zone, across the street that is blocked on both ends, and into Tip ‘O Texas RV Resort.
Linda, in the office was waiting for us and apologized that they had not called us about the detour, but they didn’t have our phone number for some reason. She was so nice. And then Clarence came by as we were setting up. I think he had checked three times already to see if we were here yet. What a dear man, helping me with blocks to put under the steps that were here so they would be high enough to reach our door. Then two other ladies came by to welcome us to the park. Once again, sweet and friendly folks so far. We expect to meet more wonderful folks tomorrow.
Use us, Lord.
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