Rest Day in Texas
Laundry, blue bells, and Fort Davis — an old Army Fort to protect the settlers on the road to El Paso. A sweet little town with an old fashioned ice cream soda fountain. Tin ceilings and antiques are everywhere. Our hotel was built by the CCC. It is beautiful.
There is a peccary - hmmm — a javelina in the photo if you look close. Those cottonwood trees I guess were there when the Fort was started in the 1820's. It closed for the Civil War and reopened. Buffalo soldiers were stationed there.
The scenery is spectacular — I’m in love — the countryside is beautiful. I can’t hear I-44 anywhere.
There is a peccary - hmmm — a javelina in the photo if you look close. Those cottonwood trees I guess were there when the Fort was started in the 1820's. It closed for the Civil War and reopened. Buffalo soldiers were stationed there.
The scenery is spectacular — I’m in love — the countryside is beautiful. I can’t hear I-44 anywhere.
1 Comments:
Retta, Glad to hear that the highway is better and safer to ride on. History lessons are everywhere in Texas!
Ben are Melissa are having a baby boy in August. She thought it was a girl but I knew better than that.
You look Marvelous!!! Keep on keepin' on.
Joy
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