Laura Jane Harvey Murder: Part Seventeen
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Friday, January 12, 2007
Leaving Big Bend, Texas - 1997
Back in April/May 1997, I took a month long Southwest USA vacation. This post shows some photos from when I left Big Bend National Park down at the bottom of Texas next to Mexico. These photos were taken from along Routes 118 and 170 following the Rio Grande River much of the time.
Just outside Big Bend
A ghost town along the Rio Grande
Another stretch of the Rio Grande
A Texas rest stop along the Rio Grande
Still another view of the Rio Grande
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Nice shots and beautiful start country. The Rio Grande looks pretty muddy. I need to be on vacation. I get itchy feet when I am home too long.
Wow! That rest stop sure makes all the others I've seen look plush and clean. I bet truck drivers don't even stop there. :-)
What was your favorite part of the month long trip?
I love seeing photos/film of these majestic wild areas in the US. Your photos really give a feel for the grandness of the landscape.
Beautiful country! Wonder what kind of indians live in those teepees? ec
Nice pictures, Tim. Thanks for sharing them.
Very good shots, I really like these deseric landscapes :)
I can just imagine the pics you'd take now, Tim, if you went back! Actually, I'd like to go there myself some day. You've whetted my appetite. :)
There is such a difference between where you live and here. It's hard to believe it's the same country. Your country is so large!
What a clear shot! Beautiful!
cool tents. Could you nick one for me next time you go by? It would look great in my garden
Thanks, photowannabe. Traveling vacations like this are fun! Unfortunately just can't do such vacations all the time. :)
Hi, murf. I think this rest stop was mostly clean though not plush. Actually I thought this rest stop had an alluring touch to it.
Hi charley. I think the favorite part of my month long vacation was being able to live on the spur of the moment. No schedule or time requirements to stick to.
Thanks, kiwinomad 2006. The U.S. does have many majestic landscapes and wild areas though development keeps encroaching.
Thanks, mreddie. I think they were travelers.
Thanks, kevin stilley. Glad you enjoyed them.
Thanks, reflex. Those desert landscapes were beautiful to the senses.
Thanks, ginnie. That area is well worth visiting.
Thanks, photo-effe. Glad you enjoyed the photos.
Hi, san nakji. The differences in terrain and landscape across the US is majestic. And, yes, the US is large.
Thanks, shionge. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks, choochoo. I'm afraid that even if I were to go by I couldn't afford to send it overseas. ;)
I'm gonna have to go here one day.
Texas sure is beautiful
Paige
http://paigeofabook.blogspot.com/
That looks like a wonderful place to vacation. I've heard lots about it but haven't seen photos before. Wow. One of these days I'll follow your lead.
I gotta spend some time in that country! great shots
Haven't made it down to Big Bend yet but it is on my shortlist of places to visit. I've seen lots of beautiful pictures of the place and now I have a few more courtesy of you. Thanks.
Oh those mountains.....beautiful...
Hi, paige. Texas does have a lot of beauty to appreciate. The parts of Texas that I enjoyed the most were the Hill Country and the Mountain sections.
Thanks, annie. It is well worth exploring especially the two sections of Texas I mentioned above.
Thanks, sage. To hear that is an honor for me.
Thanks, ed abbey. Big Bend and the surrounding areas is well worth anyone's time to visit if they enjoy the outdoors.
I would like to see these landscapes by my own
I presume it would be more gorgeous and geant !
Great memories for the American People.
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