Monday, April 8, 2013

San Antonio To Fort Stockton



We finally got away! We left at about 9:30 and headed up I-10 towards Fort Stockton. Google Maps said it would be a four and a half hour drive but we always take longer than their estimate. I guessed six or six and a half and that is what it took. We had a half hour stop for brunch at a Cracker Barrel along the way and got here at about five.

As we were driving into town I glanced at the indoor/outdoor thermometer and it read 104F! We found the Passport America park we stayed at last year and checked in. $10 per night plus $2 if you run the A/C. It is not much of a park, just a dusty parking lot with hookups really, but our space is a pull through and it is quiet here.

Norma can smell propane in the RV when we are stopped so we will stop at a little RV repair place we passed in town in the morning. We had the same problem last year and Camping World did a repair on a pipe under the rig. It involved re-flaring a line and the tech said at the time that it might not hold and if id didn't, it would involve running a new line. We might be slow getting away tomorrow.


6 comments:

  1. Been there! Isn't that the place where the police fine you for staying in the Walmart?

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    1. I had not heard that Chris. It is too bloody hot to boondock anyway! 104 when we parked and still 86 at 8:30 PM.

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  2. Hmmm - looks like you've changed your route Croft. Probably a good idea - a bit cold in these parts!

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  3. Don't mess with propane! Good to have that fixed pronto!
    Safe travels to you!

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  4. Get that propane fixed right away don't want no problems.
    Keep cool too.

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  5. That is hot and it makes sense to be in an RV park with electrics to cool you down.

    Good luck with the propane fix.

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