Western Texas was a long open landscape, with few changes when we entered New Mexico with more of the same long straight roads for miles and miles.
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In 2002 we had a wonderful trip across Canada in a VW Westfalia camper 'Adolph'. Our 4 month trip took us to all 10 provinces, covering about 24,000 kms.The chance to visit family and friends as well as the many National Parks and Canadian Historical Sites convinced us that we must plan to do this trip again. This year our dream is coming true. ...Note: Left click a photo to enlarge...
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- Superstition Sunrise RV Resort
- Friends from Vernon BC
- A few stats on the trip....
- Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas
- Border Patrol Check Point
- Tombstone, Arizona
- Tombstone, Birdcage
- Vehicle's and horses
- City Hall and Fly's Photography
- Gun fight at the OK Coral
- When the shooting started
- OK Corral, Animated
- Boots
- Next Day
- Entering Arizona
- Hidden Valley Ranch
- Dutchess and Granny
- Cactus
- Entering New Mexico
- West Texas
- Houston Texas
- Galveston Harbour
- Bishop's Palace
- Galveston Beach
- Beach Reconstruction
- Boats in Galvaston area
- Beach Houses
- Galvaston Bridge
- Entering Texas
- Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida
- Avery Island, Tabasco Sauce
- Avery Island, Jungle Gardens
- Mardi Gras
- City of the Dead
- Catheral Square
- Bourbon Street
- Basin Street Station
- New Orleans Street Cars
- Mississippi River
- Katrina Destruction
- Louisiana
- Mississippi
- Alabama on New Years Day
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About Me
- Ardmachree
- Our 'Home on Wheels' or better known as the 'Wagon Train' is a 38' Dutch Star motor home made by Newmar and powered by a 300 hp Cummins Diesel engine. 'Dutchess' comes with all the comforts that you would find in a small house,frig, freezer,toilet,shower,gas stove,convection oven/microwave,2 TV's and a queen size bed. With no lawns to cut! Behind 'Dutchess' we tow a Suzuki Grande Vitara 4 wheel drive SUV. 'Granny' is used for all our local sightseeing, and running around while the motor home is parked.
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