We are driving west from Kansas to Arizona. We have been on interstate highways most of the past two days and we will remain on I-40 till we reach Holbrook, AZ. When you travel the interstates, rest areas are very important. We saw only two in Oklahoma and one was about 5 miles from the the state border. But a little later, we came to one that you could get excited about, just looking at it. Guess what state it is in.
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Well, if you haven't figured it out, you get one more hint.
That's right, we are in Texas. Only for about 200 miles or so. I-40 crosses the Texas panhandle, the only manageable road in the state.
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I think it was Oklahoma that had a rest area that cracked me up. They had a dog walk with a fire hydrant marked 'city dogs' and something else marked 'country dogs'. I don't think it was a tree, but something like that. I don't remember. Signs of old age.
ReplyDeleteI looked it up in my pictures. It was a tree stump. I guess they didn't want the dogs killing a live tree.
ReplyDeletewe will be on that road in mid Nov.. love the rest stops!
ReplyDeleteWe've been there.
ReplyDeleteYour RV certainly is grand. I thought your old one was pretty nice and I know you did some altering to it that must have personalized it for you. I must say RV's always remind me of the red neck joke, "You know you are a red neck when you wealthiest relative lives in a house on wheels."
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