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The last two blogs were about some of the emptiest places left in America. They were about drives and locations that would add an element of adventure to your travels, either because of their lack of available services or because…
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The summer driving season is only a couple months away for those of us down here in the south central portions of the United States. And once school is out and folks really hit the road, it tends to get…
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It’s difficult in this day and age of internet, interstates, and instant (not to mention constant) communication, that there are still places in the United States that are remote, unpopulated, and somewhat forgotten. Sometimes it’s nice to head down a…
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Glacier National Park in northern Montana is home to one of the most beautiful drives in the continental United States, and it goes by the other-worldy name of “The Going-To-The-Sun Road”. Located in far northern Montana, Glacier National Park shares…
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A whole bunch of people know all about Galveston, South Padre, Surfside, Corpus, Port Aransas and all the usual spots on Texas’ Gulf Coast, but not as many know about the little gems we’ll be discussing today. If you like…
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Back in the day, folks used to get dressed up on a Saturday night and head to town to hit the dance hall and kick up a little dust to their favorite music. More than one kid spent a little…
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San Antonio sits just south of Right In The Middle Of, Texas on I-10 and it is a sprawling modern city surrounded by Air Force bases and home to a pretty well known Professional Basketball Team. What some of y’all…
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Bob Wills is still the king!! No less an authority than the likes of Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, or Willie Nelson Himself have proclaimed the everlasting influence of Texas’ own Bob Wills’ impact on country music in general, and Texas…
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There’s something about ghost towns; something about standing on a street of a deserted town dating from who knows how many years ago, and wondering where everybody went. That’s usually the first question that pops into my head, “Where…
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Spring and summer will be here before you know it, so wouldn’t it be nice to have a good idea of a few more interesting places to take the RV? I got to thinking about some of the older roads…
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