I headed for the Amistad Dam Port of Entry. I had not been out this way in a while. On the way there you pass many Maquiladoras and they were just letting out. The Maquiladoras hire private bus services for their employees. The buses consist of former School District buses from the United States and the drivers drive like crazy.
Would have loved to have taken pictures but it was just too dangerous to try. Though I was going 60 mph I was passed by many Texas State plate bearing cars going very fast. From downtown Acuña to the Dam it is about
This was the line when I arrived, it sure beats the line at the Main International Bridge where the wait was 90 minutes according to my now favorite Border Wait Times webpage https://bwt.cbp.gov/index.html?com=0&pas=1&ped=0&plist=2302
The dividing international line at the Amistad Dam bridge is where the monument with both the American and Mexican Eagles stands,
A close-up, sorry I did not do a good job as I used my cell phone...
This is looking West from the American side.
The wind was very strong. It felt like the bridge was moving or that I was on a ship at sea.
Though the line was long it was moving at a steady pace.
It took about 25 minutes to cross the border.
This sign shows the hours of operation being from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Good night. May you all have Terlingua Dreams.
