Adventure Location: Del Rio, Texas
Rolling Date: 3-7-2013
The Teams were rolling about 0845 this morning. It was a
good day with very little traffic for the whole 325 miles. The OFM made use of
both of the fancy Texas Rest Stops on our route so he was not beat to a pulp
with the driving.
Our arrival to the San Pedro campground was about 1630
with ALL the campsites available. We chose the usual SP34 since it has served
well in the past. Here is a picture of our cramped situation.
A neat feature of this campground is that you feel like
you are way out in the middle of nowhere. The reality is that you are barely
outside of Del Rio. The Wal-Mart is only 6 miles away.
We needed to pick up breakfast food for tomorrow so we
made a run to Wal-Mart. Tomorrow we will inventory our supplies and restock in
preparation for heading to Bibe. The rent for the site here was paid through
Wednesday night. Thursday we will head on out for Bibe and new adventures.
While at Wal-Mart the OFM noticed that fans were in
stock again. We had one of our two fans become garbage can fodder a few weeks
ago. It was the one that would not run from our inverter. The other fan that
still works got a broken mounting clip a few days ago and is in limp mode.
Here is the first new fan. The new model has both a clip
mount and a stand mount. The OFM is going to have to try it out in both modes
to see which is better for our Team needs.
Andy Baird has a great reference source for RVers at http://www.andybaird.com/travels/eureka/ . In that source he talks about the O2Cool fan
and how reliable they have been. Tonight the fan was in stock and we brought
one home with us to try out. Our intent
is to wire it direct to the 12 volt system to provide boondocking air movement.
Being back in the desert certainly feels great. It will
be a cool night tonight but another beautiful day tomorrow. Now that hunting
season is over all the hunt areas are available for hiking. The fish are biting
like crazy. The biking roads have not been opened to vehicles yet. It makes the Teams wonder if there is
anything to do to try to have tooooo much fun. TheOFM.
Dang, Barney! You always have the best header photos! Sue
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue. You do well with your blog also.
DeleteWelcome back to Del Rio even if only for a little while.
ReplyDeleteFor us locals that can not go to Terlingua, camping at San Pedro Campground is like being in a very remote location all by your lonesome yet a few minutes from town.