The
two RV Gypsies
Welcome to Texas - September 2022 |
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This page is
a lot of photos taken out of the window of a moving RV that Karen Duquette
thought interesting. It is mostly water towers, windmills and other
items of interest. |
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Below: The two
RV Gypsies stopped at The Texas Travel Information Center - 1708 I-10W,
Orange Texas. |
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Below: Lindale
is a city in Smith County Texas. It is part of the Tyler, Texas, metropolitan
statistical area. |
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Below: Terrell and Forney
are both cities near each other in Kaufman County Texas |
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Below: Mesquite Texas is
famously call "The Fort Worth of Dallas and is known for hosting
the Award-winning Mesquite Championship rodeo. |
Grand Prairie, Texas -
home of Epics Water Indoor Waterpark |
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Below: Entering Fort Worth,
Texas |
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Karen Duquette photographed
the ugly water tower shown below while somewhere in Texas - she is not
really sure where, since it is not marked. |
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Below: These
two photos are not water towers, but they did catch Karen Duquette's
eye as she drove past them. |
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Below: A really rude driver
that cut in front of the two RV Gypsies moving RV and almost causing
an accident. |
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Below: Cisco
is a city in Eastland County, Texas |
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Below: Colorado City is a city in and the county seat of
Mitchell County, Texas, United States. |
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Big Spring is a city in and
the county seat of Howard County, Texas, |
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Below: Driving Scenery in
Texas |
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Baird is a city and the county
seat of Callahan County, Texas.
The city is named after Matthew Baird, the owner
and director of the Texas & Pacific Railway |
Sweetwater is a municipality
in and the seat of Nolan County, Texas. It is 123 miles southeast of
Lubbock and 40 miles west of Abilene. Below is part of a windmill, used
as a sign for Sweetwater |
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Below: A couple of photos
of the many windmills in Texas |
Ector County
Utility District provides water to the community of West Odessa, a city
in and the county seat of Ector County, Texas |
Below: An old,ugly,
unlabeled water tower in Texas |
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Below: A large portion of
the bank shown below was designed with a Texas state outline, a USA
flag and more. Karen Duquette was only able to capture two quick pictures
as Lee drove by in the RV. |
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Below: Pecos is the largest
city in and the county seat of Reeves County, Texas. It is in the valley
on the west bank of the Pecos River at the eastern edge of the Chihuahuan
Desert, in the Trans-Pecos region of West Texas and just south of New
Mexico's border. Karen Duquette photographed two very different Pecos
water towers as they drove by in their RV. |
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Below: the two RV Gypsies
are not entirely sure where in Texas Karen took this photo, or what
its purpose is.. It appears to be too narrow to be a water tower. |
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Below: Texas scenery |
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Below: As they drove by the
sign shown below, the two RV Gypsies realized how lucky they are to
have been at all of the places on the sign. |
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