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As a mighty proud native Texan, I sing the praises of this place and what we’re about near every day. One of those things I feel all us Texans can feel justifiably proud of is the exceptional quality, and variety,…
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In the last blog we discussed a couple really neat Texas caves you can go visit. As we previously said, most of the caves you can take a tour of are in the central Texas/hill country area because they are…
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This might have been a better topic for those super hot and humid, “Coastal Bake Oven” style days of mid July through…well…quite recently I suppose. Days when it’s so darn hot and still outside the idea of heading underground to…
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How many of y’all have ever heard of the NFPA? NFPA stands for National Fire Prevention Association, and they are the folks who have established the code by which Recreational Vehicles are engineered, constructed, and inspected with respect to fire…
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Well y’all, it’s finally October and that means two things that I can think of when traveling in Texas this month: Oktoberfest! Halloween Parties! If you’ve spent any amount of timing driving around Texas during the month of October, you’ve…
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What is the one item that every RV owner needs? It doesn’t matter whether your RV is a small trailer or a big diesel pusher, this one, small, inexpensive item can provide so much protection: you need a surge protector!…
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One thing that we all seem to have in common, is almost every family has a spaghetti night. It’s one of those staple meals that are so quick and easy, and no doubt every family has their own version. Well…
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FM 170 is a little known, but quite beautiful drive in West TX. The unassuming highway parallels the Rio Grande in Presidio and Brewster Counties for over 100 miles. It’s an exciting road to travel in that it is located…
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How many of y’all have noticed all the plastic bags stuck to cactuses on I-10 between Tucson and Phoenix? I love Arizona, and I love driving through the desert, but that stretch of road might just be the ugliest spot…
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