Well, unfortunately we have been unable to spend much time in the Cowboy Capital of Tejas. Two cats that have needed medical attention have kept us in Houston for this whole month.
Recently, I got a letter from the RV park in Bandera warning that from time to time there is a risk of our rig floating away if a huge thunderboomer blows by. Seems the area is flood-prone! The city will actually fine you if your rig floats down the 'river'.
We just spent a little time in Bandera and we'll be returning in a couple o' days. The creek didn't rise, and the weather looks good for a while.
Recently, I got a letter from the RV park in Bandera warning that from time to time there is a risk of our rig floating away if a huge thunderboomer blows by. Seems the area is flood-prone! The city will actually fine you if your rig floats down the 'river'.
We just spent a little time in Bandera and we'll be returning in a couple o' days. The creek didn't rise, and the weather looks good for a while.
Last night, some of the folks in the park did a little pickin' and grinnin'. Nothin' like some home-grown Hill Country country music to make yew think of.... beer. Barbeque. Big ol' steaks. Beer.
Makin' some music.
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