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Van Horn, Texas
Spectacular views from Guadalupe Peak, with a summit of 8,749 feet (the highest peak in Texas). The two RV Gypsies hiked this strenuous 8.4 mile round trip trail. (Link at bottom of this page)
Oh My Goodness! Our aching knees.
Lee Duquette driving past the peaks. Lee driving past the peaks. This was a very windy trip. The motorhome often shook from the wind gusts so much that if you closed your eyes you would think you were on a ship in rough seas. If you evercruised in rough seas you know this feeling.
 
The two RV Gypsies take a break from driving, and the wind gusts just about blows them away!
Karen trying to walk in the strong winds
Karen trying to walk in the strong winds
Karen Duquette trying to walk in the strong winds, but she can barely stand up!
Karen trying to walk in the strong winds
Karen trying to walk in the strong winds
The wind is so strong Lee thinks he can fly, and he almost did take off!
Lee trying to fly in the strong winds
Lee trying to fly in the strong winds
Lee and his Wild Man Hair-do -- LOL
Wild Man Hair-do
Wild Man Hair-do
 
Interesting photos taken from the motorhome while driving to Van Horn Texas
Windmills harvesting energy
Windmills harvesting energy
Windmills harvesting energy
Can't do a Texas page without an oil well.
Windmills harvesting energy
A Texas oil well
painting on a bridge
painting on a bridge
 
The two RV Gypsies stop at a picnic spot for lunch. It was windy & cool.
Lee preparing a picnic lunch
Lee preparing a picnic lunch
Karen Duquette taking a break from the wind
Scenery at the picnic area
LEE DUQUETTE
LEE DUQUETTE
SCENERY
SCENERY
 
This road dipped and raised like a roller coaster. Guess that is why certain low sections flood at times and they have a gauge to mark the flood level in the road.
A dust storm alongside the highway
FLOOD GAUGE DUST STORM
more photos of dust storms alongside the highway
DUST STORM
DUST STORM
DUST STORM
DUST STORM
DUST STORM
 
A BUNCH OF BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
- taken from the moving motorhome -
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
GEORGEOUS SCENERY
 
A few photos of plants that the two RV Gypsies liked
oak mistletoe
a beautiful sky to travel under
Entering Van Horn Texas. Van Horn sits astride I-10 and is the hub of the Texas Mountain Trail. Within 50-200 miles there are many National Parks, State Parks and Historic Sites including Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, Fort Davis National Historic Site and State Park, Big Bend National Park, Balmorhea State Park, and McDonald Observatory. Van Horn has 15 motels, 3 RV Parks, 16 restaurants and 9 service stations. Van Horn is in Culberson County, the 5th largest county (in square miles) in Texas. The county is larger than the state of Rhode Island. Elevation ranges from 8,751 feet to valley floors at 3,000 feet.
The RV of The Two RV Gypsies at Mountain View RV Park - off season, the park was empty except for two cars. Nobody was at the office so you put your money in a box. No clubhouse, pool, or extra amenities. Seems like it was just an overnight place for most RVers.
The ground was full of burrs. Guess that's the price you pay sometimes for the great outdoors.
The view from the motorhome
of the Two RV Gypsies

 

The view from the park
AWESOMEanimated face and hand clipart
Be sure to view the Spectacular views from Guadalupe Peak, with a summit of 8,749 feet - the highest peak in Texas. The two RV Gypsies hiked this strenuous 8.4 mile round trip trail. Oh My God! Our aching knees.