Two traveling days have taken us from the Texas Hill Country to the banks of the Mississippi River, just across from Natchez, Mississippi.
We have ambled along backroads lined with lush green grass, forests (even some pines) and rainbows of wildflowers. The beauty of the Hill Country continued through most of eastern Texas. Today, in Louisiana, it was more of the same colors without the hills.
We missed the picnic areas and rest stops of Texas today and settled for lunch in the trailer parked at a gas station. We passed no picnic or rest areas across Louisiana.
This is our third straight RV park next to water. In the Hill Country, it was the Guadalupe River. Sue found a fantastic spot last night on Lake Livingston in eastern Texas. We walked along a wonderful path next to the Mississippi tonight after dinner.
Quite a river, indeed. I think we’ll settle here for a spell.
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What a gorgeous spot! Lucky you!
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Thanks so much for sharing your trip. We are living vicariously through you. Happy trails, Happy motoring. Lori Oliver-Tierney
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Thanks Lori…we’re happy to “have you along.”
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Beautiful photos. This had to be a great road trip.
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Thanks so much…nice to have you along on our blog!
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You are welcome Reg and Sue.
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What a lovely spot! I’m enjoying traveling with you from my bed now with my foot up. Jim and I are getting good ideas from you two!
Our first yurt trip is coming up in a week to Silver Falls. Looking forward to getting out in the world. ❤cheers! jackie
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I hope you’re healing well. I’ll be interested to hear about Silver Falls. It’s on our list…
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Beautiful campsite! Loving your posts.
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Thanks Bonnie!
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Great photos. We, too, love to take the road less traveled.
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Thank you…happy trails to you!
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