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Blog#16, Farewell to Texas, On to Louisiana

Day 18-19 -To Sam Houston Jones State Park, Louisiana My AirBNB in Beaumont was ideal. It was a separate apartment (above a garage that was used only for storage). The walls were beadboard and had been painted mellow colors. It had a nice deck that overlooked the host’s backyard pool. Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years03/17/2018 ago
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Blog#15-On the Way to Beaumont, (Texas Yet Again)

Day 18—Second Crack at Anahuak and High Island             Weather was perfect today and I went back to the refuge for several hours. Spent much of that time waiting on the Spoonbills to fly closer. I was rewarded for my patience. I finally made it Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years ago
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Blog#14 Moving along the Gulf-Texas is a big state

Day 17–Making my way towards Louisiana Below is the answer to yesterday’s quiz: I forgot to mention yesterday, driving from town to town along the Texas Gulf Coast is not as simple as one would think, (FYI—one of those little towns out there is Refugio—home of Nolan Ryan. Billboard says Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years ago
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Blog#13 What Harvey Couldn’t Take

Day 16 -Choke Canyon State Park to Goose Island State Park(Still in Texas) I went to Aransas National Wildlife Refuge today. It is the wintering home of the endangered Whooping Crane. They winter here and then migrate to Canada to breed. They are the largest bird in North America, standing Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years03/13/2018 ago
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Blog#12 Choke Canyon State Park

Day 15-The Greener Side of Texas It turns out that the Ibex is still being ranched here in Texas, for hunting I am guessing.  I passed such a ranch along the way, and there they were.  I was sorely tempted to insert this photo into my prior post from Rockhound Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years03/13/2018 ago
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Blog#11 Adios Big Bend

Day 13-Big Bend National Park to San Antonio Was sad to leave Big Bend. They have a crossing into Boquillas, Mexico, that is open Wed-Sun. (Mexico is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays). You can park your car and then pay some hardworking soul $5 to row you across in a Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years03/12/2018 ago
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Blog#10 Big Bend National Park

Day 12- Marfa to Big Bend National Park Left Marfa for Big Bend National Park(Texas), after a good breakfast of leftover burrito.  Past the next town, Alpine, and a few miles out of town, came upon this in the middle of nowhere. I recall now that I saw a similar Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years03/12/2018 ago
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Blog#9 New Mexico to Texas

Day 11, Guadelupe Mountain to Marfa, Texas Up early and drove to Carlsbad Caverns. Stopped for lunch in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Finally got a photo of the roadrunner.  He greets you at the edge of town. Ate at a place called Chala’s Wood Fire Grill. It was wonderful. Had Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years03/11/2018 ago
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Blog#8 Across New Mexico

Day 10, Across New Mexico I drove from Lordsburg to El Paso this morning, stopping at a Rockhound State Park, outside Deming(New Mexico) I spotted a roadrunner on the way to the park, but he eluded the camera. There’ll be others. There are Ibex in this park—they are not native. Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years03/11/2018 ago
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Blog#7-From Arizona to New Mexico

Day 9 I spent a few hours today in the Saguaro National Park. The cacti are phenomenal. It was like driving through a giant size Ethel M’s garden at the candy factory in Henderson, Nevada. (That garden is free to prowl around in and it is wonderful, by the way. Read more…

By Eileen Salazar, 7 years ago

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