Town and Country was bought out by Stripes a couple of years ago and they did away with free water and air. I would not call myself cheap but I do not like to have to pay just to put air on my tires. So I drove to the lake to the only place in town that has free air without even having to fill up.
Wouldn't you know it, as soon as I took out my tire gauge the darn Chinese crap broke. I eye balled it and lucky for me the light went off. Note to self: get right front passenger tire checked before our next trip to Uvalde.
My favorite campground is very close to this gasoline station, so had to drive by it. I am happy to report that there were quite a few campers at Governors Landing.
Both mother and I have eye issues, but quickly realized that it wasn't our eyes this time...the water was dark...almost blackish in color. I do not know why the water was so dark...but it did not seem to bother boaters who were out in droves, Upon further review, it might have been our eyes because here in the picture the water has a navy blue tone.
I have been looking for the 2016 calendars I bought back in August or September of 2015...I have yet to find them. Was going through some boxes in Terlita (my camping van) when I came upon a big bottle of Tequila, a bottle of Mezcal and $111.00 from my 2012 trip to Terlingua! Wish I had found it sooner, like the night the power went out. Though I do not much care for Tequila (except in a frozen Margarita) it might have helped me pass the time until I could fall asleep. I do not go to bed at 10:30 p.m. unless I am sick!
You might be asking yourself...if you do not like Tequila why did you buy a large bottle of the stuff? Besides scoring it at a great price, we have a tradition during the Chili Cook-off of taking a bottle of "whatever" and sharing it as we sit around a warm cozy campfire until the wee hours of the night.
Good night. May you all have Terlingua Dreams.
