We spent the afternoon on the Wharf Cat catamaran boat in the Gulf of Mexico doing a Whooping Crane birding tour. We left from Rockport, headed toward the Whooping Crane winter nesting area and discovered so many other species of birds as well. It was an excellent day trip and would recommend the Whooping Crane tour in Rockport to anyone.
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Of all the states we’ve driven through in our RV, Texans seem to be the most proud of where they’ve come from… right down to the hot tubs in the rv parks.
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When it comes to United States independence, one usually thinks of the US as a whole, while in Texas, it clearly started in Goliad. Goliad, rich in it’s history boasts beautiful architecture in it’s court house and it’s Spanish Mission Espiritu Santu. Dar spent the day in Goliad, photographing the birthplace of Texas independence.
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The chain of missions established along the San Antonio River in the 18th century is a reminder of one of Spain’s most successful attempts to extend it’s dominion northward from Mexico. Collectively they form the largest concentration of Catholic missions in North America. Four of the five missions were captured by photograph during our time in the area. Mission Espada, Mission San Juan, Mission San Jose and The Alamo.
When you’re in your RV and you come upon a hitch hiker, what do you do? Do you stop and pick them up? or do you drive right past them. Rv’s have a lot of room, so why not pick them up? If you do, make sure you ask them one simple question…
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