Daily updates to the traveling Busse Bus
Well, South Padre Islands were warmer than North Padre Islands, but still not hot. It must be the time of year coupled with the polar vortex hitting the northern United States. Either way, not as warm as we thought nor wanted. But, when in Rome…. We stayed at the South Read more…
Port Aransas or Port A is located on North Padre Islands (Mustang, to be exact) just outside of Corpus Christi, Texas. Miles of sand beaches that Bear loved to play on chasing the sea birds – he thinks that sooner or later that he will catch one! Between the Read more…
San Antonio was a very cool city! Loved all the activities that we crammed into a short amount of time. We stayed at the San Antonio / Alamo KOA about four miles east of the downtown area. The RV park was located right on the Salado Creek complete with a Read more…
Stayed at the Austin East KOA which resides, you guessed it, the east side of Austin. It’s amazing how I can figure these things out. The KOA was a nice place and the gathering room was great: It was located down the street from the Austin Rodeo fairgrounds and across Read more…
We went Waco to see the creations that Chip and Joanna Gaines from Fixer Upper have made to this city and surrounding area. We love that show! Chip is such a goofball that he kinda reminds me of someone who I know very personally. Not gonna say for fear of Read more…
I have to talk about Roanoke in two phases: Pre St. Martin and Post St. Martin. You see that we parked there for a few weeks which allowed us to take a vacation over Christmas to St. Martin where we met Ari, Keenan and Matt. Pre St. Martin: Pulled into Read more…
Although our vacation with the family in St. Martin technically is not part of the adventures on the Busse Bus (we flew – a bit hard to drive there) I thought that I would at least add in some pictures of our home away from home: Kat and I also Read more…
Amarillo? Many people that we have met along the way asked us why we were going to Amarillo. Two reasons: Cadillac Ranch and Tracy Cortesi. First Cadillac Ranch. Cadillac Ranch is an art sculpture that was created in 1974 by Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez and Doug Michels who half-buried ten Read more…
What a “western” town this is! Abode buildings, city square, local Native Americans selling their wares laid out on blankets. Very quaint. Almost every building downtown has put luminaries on their parapets making a very festive holiday season. Check out this pictures: Yes, that is snow! A bit cold here, Read more…
Stayed at the Enchanted Trails RV Park and Trading Post outside of Albuquerque up on the hill overlooking the city. Pretty to see the lights twinkling down the hill. This was a Route 66 RV Park that still is in existence. Check these photos out and you’ll see what I Read more…