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Thank goodness you were able to stay in a hotel when the storms/tornadoes were in Refugio!
1 month agoWow, that's awful about the 400 captured Texians being executed in 1836... :(
1 month agoThat Goliad County Courthouse is quite grand! :)
1 month agoGreat on-the-fly shot of the ostrich! Not a blur at all. :)
1 month agoYou mention the 30 mph headwind -- I can see the wind sock sticking straight out on the oil building. No fun pedaling into that wind! :(
1 month agoDidn't know about the "Farm to Market roads" in TX - those are much better than riding more traffic roads!
1 month agoI didn't know that 95% of Texas is private land...interesting!
1 month agoGreat picture of the Texas Longhorn! :) :)
1 month agoHa - funny sign "Rust N Peace" for the rusting artifacts! :)
1 month agoWhen I biked the Southern Tier route, we didn't do the Hill Country. I said "we've done enough hills already - - I can always come back someday in the future to do it." :)
1 month agoGood thing you had shelter from the big storm, while staying in the FEMA trailer by the Warm Showers host!
1 month agoWow. Maybe they have new owners who don't have free lodging, food, and cannabis.
1 month agoNice that the La Loma del Chivo hostel is free for cyclists! I just checked their current room rate and it starts at $130!
1 month agoThe La Loma del Chivo hostel is wild and interesting looking!
1 month ago
Wow, you were really lucky to be able to continue riding the remaining 40 miles on a cracked bicycle rim!
1 month ago