Thanks. Yea, if i want to stay gone for a while ill have to camp a whole lot more. Motels, food and gas are more costly than last year. I didnt realize how much of a dent it would make in my wallet. So, campsites until i stink too bad!
so, you have no idea where your camping tonight? A little planning ahead and I bet you could find a campground with shower of even a spot on a lake or reservoir.
Ill look later in the day. Heading for fredricksville, which is near meridian and really dont care if i make it today.
Thank you. Trying to plan as little as possible!
About the only thing I planned on was eating 3x/day!!!
If you make it to Kerrville, good camping at Kerrville-Shcreiner park next to the river, good showers, firewood, close to town. I typically camp on the side where the office is.
Thanks. Maybe tmorrow. Im on the lone star highway, which should never be confused w the lone lane highway. Seven friggin lanes! Im looking dfor a better way. This sucks.If you make it to Kerrville, good camping at Kerrville-Shcreiner park next to the river, good showers, firewood, close to town. I typically camp on the side where the office is.
I woke up this morning and asked a local cop where i should go! I sort of figure it out in the morning over coffee
sometimes a campground can be very rewarding. It's not always about the ride. I usually don't go KOA but last year with all the restrictions I stayed at one. 3 adventure bike rode in, sat around the campfire telling stories ( great time) and the even had a free pancakes and bacon/sausage breakfast in the morning. Not having a destination and at least 1 or 2 alternatives is how you get stuck paying for expensive motels. I plan my trips with destinations and a what if and if all else fails I will find a motel.
now thats the way to goIf you make it to Kerrville, good camping at Kerrville-Shcreiner park next to the river, good showers, firewood, close to town. I typically camp on the side where the office is.
I had been wondering the same thing as I followed this adventure. Once you hit the Pacific, is it 'tag, you're it' and pointing yourself east again?
Only you've got the internet and hundreds (dozens?) of fans cheering you on and lending advice all along the way. I had newspapers.
Im not sure. I have three things id like to get done. Medina stoc, a friend in nm for a day and meeting my new grand daughter in pagosa springs. Even tho that is the order things will b, the kid is the top! After that, its about the $$I had been wondering the same thing as I followed this adventure. Once you hit the Pacific, is it 'tag, you're it' and pointing yourself east again?
The Pacific Coast Highway, especially in the northern California section that includes Big Sur is worth the diversion IMO. Recent landslide at Rat Creek which closed a significant portion should be open by April 30th if you're so inclined.
You're reminding me of my 93 adventure from Vermont and back again on my 1100.
Im supposed to wash my skivvies? Nuts!
Hopefully in the fall. I plan on getting a few miles on my ride this year. But, im thinking about going north before i go east this trip too. Im diggin this trip!
