“Texas”, The Musical

2014 West then East, Road Trip, States, Texas

We arrived at this most amazing location in the panhandle of Texas and got a campsite. As we were eating dinner, we were visited by a wild turkey! After dinner we did a driving tour which inspired us to take way too many pictures. If you’ve been there before as we were in 1984, and enjoyed the water crossings, know that they are building bridges to replace them. Then we took the opportunity to see the musical theater production Texas in a most amazing outdoor amphitheater. This morning as we were leaving the park we still had to stop several times to take more photos!

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  1. David Hawkins
    David Hawkins on June 29, 2014 at 3:29 pm

    Love you pictures. Can’t wait for Kathy and I start our adventures.

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