OOPS. Just checked on the 'Windy today. All the batteries are ded.
The car batteries lasted 4 years. Same with 'Windy's.
Off to the dealer!
A little blog about a motoryhome. One may work hard for a living, but one does have to get outta the house now and then. When the family and I travel, we use the motoryhome. So, enjoy a few pictures from the travels. And you try to get out more! Sit back with yer favorite brew, take off yer boots and be sure to click on the pictures to enlarge them for your enjoyment!
Saturday, August 02, 2008
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
R.I.P. Alfa, National, Western RVs
Bummer. As gas prices rise, fewer motoryhomes are being sold. Three excellent manufacturers have just bit the dust.
National RV
Saturday, June 07, 2008
Down By The Coast
We're spending a few days down near Kemah, TX. This is an up 'n coming area near Galveston Bay. It's close in and doesn't take much gas to git to. The draw is seafood. This area has some nifty condos and small beach houses, but some of the prices are astounding. Best to have your own motoryhome. What? You don't have a motoryhome. Well, drop by PPLMotorhomes.com and git one.
Restaurants and amusements at the Kemah Boardwalk.Monday, May 19, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
3 Weeks In The Hills
Camping at Inks Lake State Park in the Hill Country, near Marble Falls, TX.
Arboretum in San Antonio.
2008 Bluebonnet Quilt Shop Hop
Castroville, near San Antonio
An Alsatian-style home in Castroville
A serious quilter, my DW...
Cats, quilts, 'n cake.
Here's how you make a quilt kimono...
The final shop, in Kerrville. We covered almost 550 miles on the Shop Hop!
Alas, the 3 weeks has come to an end. Back to work soon. The 'Windy is back home after almost 4 months residing in the Hill Country. If only we coulda been with her for the whole time. For a while, we had a 'cabin' in the country! Lotta nice folks in that part o' Tejas. I met quite a few 'Winter Texans'. Many of them are now returning home to the frozen north, well, I suppose it's thawing now.
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