Another 200 mile day. Way more than we usually do. We are outrunning snow and heading to Louisiana to leave the bus plugged in so we can drive to Chicago in time for Christmas.
The absolute lowest we have seen diesel. We stopped and filled up. More cotton fields in the panhandle of Texas. In the center are cotton bales. Each one would fill a whole semi.
Panhandle, Texas in the Texas panhandle. Then through Memphis-see all their state champions? We looked for Graceland but it was not here. The little downtown is one of the many we went through, I couldn’t keep them straight. We arrived at Copper Breaks State Park with time to spare. It was in the low 70’s and sunny. I hula hooped. The structures behind the bus are picnic shelters shaped like Teepees. The one across the street from us was hit by lightening and all black. They closed that site.
They had poles with hooks on them at each Teepee. For lanterns or food or something. John thought it was for our new sex swing. He is enjoying it . . . The cover for the AC blew off in the strong wind, so John is reattaching it. The basil are sunning.
These guys really know how to travel, they are hauling a hot tub along on the trailer in the back with their ATV. The sun going down on our walk around the park.
Red cliffs and lots of juniper trees. Copper Breaks Lake is 60 acres. We saw photos of some huge fish caught here in the visitors center.
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