Headed out of Van Horn, right back on Interstate 10 for the day. The weather did cooperate and rode all day in 60 degree temps under clear skies. I-10 is very well maintained with very little traffic, I drove for 135 miles without passing more than five or six vehicles. Traffic did turn heavy when we hit San Antonio during evening rush hour but we made it through and out the east side.
Currently stopped for the night in Seguin Texas twenty or thirty miles east of San Antonio. We should be in Louisiana tomorrow and Venice by lunch Thursday then the adventure begins. For now I'm just enjoying riding down the road with friends.
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3 comments:
I had to look up Seguin, Texas, on the map; but Ted quickly found you on Google Latitude at the Days Inn!
I think your future grandchild is going to like hearing your stories. Well, if she or he is anything like you, they'll love telling them!! The baby's moving a lot as I'm reading your blog! Ted keeps trying to feel "Flowersmell," but then "he" stops. Hmmm...that sounds kind of like your attitude too! =)
Have fun! Love you!
Glad you got through the long stretch safely. Watch out for any wicked witches and tornadoes. Holding down the fort...
Chuck, Joe Klima here, just wanted you guys to know that us folks in the traffic bureau are enjoying the ride with you guys via your and Al's blog... Sounds like day 4 is going to be real cool getting to the two laners... Hope the weather continues to holds out for you guys... keep riding... Joe
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