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| Site 39, Oasis RV Resort |
Another relatively short drive, mostly on US 60 and a little on I 40. As you cross into Texas, there are a bunch of cattle fattening farms, although I'm not sure whether they are considered farms or ranches, or businesses. Thousands of cattle in pens standing around waiting.
I crossed into central time, so I lost another hour. I'm doing the page at 6:00, and it still seems like the middle of the afternoon. I'm at the Oasis RV Resort, "Amarillo's Newest, Largest & Finest". It definitely meets the description, although it isn't exactly my cup of tea. I'm in site 39, a full hookup site for $27.00. A level concrete pad, but no picnic table and not a tree in sight. They have individual bathrooms with showers that are very clean. They also have very fast, free WiFi. I will be moving on to Palo Duro Canyon State Park tomorrow.
It is very windy today. Because of a tailwind, I was getting 18 MPG on the early part of the trip, but the average for the day was down to 14.7 MPG. After setting up I put the awning out a couple of feet to get a piece of shade for both me & the refrigerator wall. The current temperature is 91°F, so I'm running the air conditioner again.
When I get around to feeling hungry, dinner will be left over shrimp Alfredo.
Until Tomorrow -
WELCOME TO AMARILLO. We live about 20 miles from the Canyon . I hope you will visit the HIGH PLAINS MUSEUM in Canyon next to the UNIVERSITY on 4TH STREET It will explain the history of this area and all that you saw in the Canyon . Also the free Jack Sisemore RV MUSEUM on I-27 in Amarillo. I have been following your blog for sometime . My husband AND I Would love to meet you as we hope someday to travel to your neck of the woods in our 17 ft Casita . Our cell number is 806-676-6272 .
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