The sun and heat just returned with a vengeance, so I headed out for a short walk to enjoy the good weather. It’s nice to be back in the rig where there is a lovely cool cross-breeze!
The landscapes and fauna here remind me of the Okanagan before the cold season sets in. Only the palms feel foreign. Most of the cacti here are on steroids, but I did see some impressive ones in the Okanagan, so they don’t make me ooh as much as I would have expected.
When I was in the FHU spot, I noticed this path winding its way up the hill.
Must explore!
Watch your step, repairs needed!
Big hole with an unstable edge.
The rocks used as edging are evidence that this path was maintained once.
Yellow flowers.
More edging.
Cactus.
A very secure bungee-line fence…
… protecting a big pile of dirt.
The path meanders up and down.
Another yellow flower.
Spiny thing. DO NOT WALK BAREFOOT IN TEXAS.
Palm.
Another yellow flower.
Barbed wire fence.
Fuzzy orange things in trees (no idea why they show up yellow here).
Purple flowers.
The path follows the RV park and emerges near the entrance.
Heading into some shade.
Cooooool.
Butterfly mobile.
More ‘they should be orange’ fuzzy balls.
Magenta flowers.
A giant succulent.
Looking from the entrance towards the road out.
Miranda and the giant field.
Miranda and Moya and the giant field.
Crazy mutant cactus right by the dumpster.