Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Hi guys. Here are my pictures and links from a great weekend, all in all.



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This is The Giant Cross on the Prairie in Groom, TX...
http://www.crossministries.net/



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We made a few side trips on The Mother Road...




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This was one of our last stops. Blair, OK and Quartz Mountain Arts and Conference Center and Nature Park
http://www.quartzmountain.org/home.html
http://www.restaurantsinaltus.com/blair_backdoor_steak.html



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And this was me playing around with the panorama feature on my camera.

Three Kims in one photo...


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Here's the group shot. Other pics can be found at Tearsoftexas.com
http://tearsoftexas.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=7087

Had a great time, another great gathering in the history books.

Nice pics, Johnny!

Palo Duro looks like a great place to camp...

Nice group shot, too.

Wow Johnny,,,,,,,,some great shots. Thanks guys for sharing with us........

Thanks for posting all the great pictures, I am putting them in my "Events I did not attend" folder.... I am glad the weather cleared up nicely!

Harold Butler First Outing

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Ronnie and Renee

Hey!
We were at Palo Duro the week after yall were!
The park rangers told us you guys had been there. Palo Duro was an awesome campground, we pulled our TD all the way across Texas, starting at Galveston Bay---We took 2 weeks and stayed in 6 different State Parks.

I have been dying to take Wifey to Palo Duro, Canyon City, and surrounding area since we met 12 years ago. Your thread just makes me want to do so even more. Thanks for sharing.

For those that think Amarillo has nothing to offer: I was TDY @ English field and trapped for a few months in the early '90's. There is SOOOOOOO much to see and do there! You have no idea what you might be missing.

...and if you happen into that part of the world, go to The Big Texan Steakhouse on I-40 for lunch or dinner. It can be a really fun experience.