We ended 2016 by relocating the motorhome back to Quest
Ranch, outside of Canyon Lake Texas, for about 2 weeks. Part of that time was spent just relaxing,
but we also got in a trip back to Minnesota for Christmas. Bob found a “park and fly” package through a
motel chain that provided us with 2 nights in a motel (prior to departure and
after returning) plus a week’s free parking while we were gone. The timing worked out well: after a long
drive to Dallas, we had a nice dinner and an early bedtime. We caught the first airport shuttle (5 AM)
next morning for an early departure.
Brett picked us up and got us to his place by noon. His girls were still in school for their last
day before Christmas holiday.
Thanks to Jen for taking this photo.
Dave and his family came to Brett’s place for Christmas Eve,
and we went to Dave’s place on Christmas Day which was a very blustery day and
resulted in a shortened visit – bummer!
We also had a day-trip to Duluth on Tuesday of that week to see Joyce.
Paige, Olivia, and her friend made a batch of lefse.
On Thursday we had a last day with the family and a late
return to Texas, arriving at our motel after midnight, and returning to our
motorhome on Friday.
Saturday, New Year’s Eve, we relocated to a private RV park
about 90 miles west, in Bandera TX. Our
Nomads friends, Everett and Elizabeth, spend the winter months near here and we
planned to meet up with them. They took
us to Cowboy Church on Sunday. That was
a fun and interesting experience. The
music was a country western group. They’ve
also taken us to see some beautiful scenery and historic areas including LBJ’s
ranch (the Texas White House) and his boyhood home. We’ve learned a lot about LBJ and Lady Bird.
On Monday and Tuesday the weather was sunny and in the 70’s
so we had a great opportunity to go motorcycling in the Hill Country. We had great rides both days.
The weather is going to get colder on Friday (highs in the
40’s). We’re leaving for Falfurrias
Texas on Saturday morning and will be spending 3 weeks down there on a
community service project.
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