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Austin: Not Really Texas?

Austin: Not Really Texas?

As I approached Austin, except for the constant running of my air conditioner, the scenery could have been from Northern California, not what one pictures as Texas.

Texas Oil Country: Midland and Odessa

Texas Oil Country: Midland and Odessa

After driving most of the day from Albuquerque to Odessa and Midland, Texas oil country, with a wonderful stop for a Mexican lunch in El Paso, I knew I had a problem when I stopped at an Odessa Motel 6 and saw a sign near the front desk that the rates were $93 a night (compared to the usual Motel 6 rate around $50).

The Last of New Mexico and the First of Texas

The Last of New Mexico and the First of Texas

Alamogordo is famous for the White Sands Missile Range, where during the Cold War we tested and stored the anti-ballistic missiles that carried the hydrogen bombs intended to wipe the Soviet Union off the face of this earth, if it appeared “necessary” to do so.

Tug Alley Too

Tug Alley Too

Most of us at one time or another have enjoyed a boat cruise on a river, lake, or the ocean, but until you experience a unique cruise of Portsmouth Harbor aboard "Tug Alley Too," you haven't lived that dream come true.

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