We were given a couple days to settle in before we had to report to work. We spent most of the first day getting Waldo rearranged. I’m sure we’ll be rearranging again and again until we find “just the place” for everything. What seems like the perfect place for something frequently becomes “Why the hell did I put that there!” We’ll figure it out…
The weather has been mostly sunny and hot – just the way I like it, so naturally we stripped Trouble of all those unnecessary things like doors and the soft top. We did put the bikini top on to keep a little shade over the seats. I wouldn’t want Steve’s head to get sunburned! We needed a few things at the store and I was anxious to get out and explore the area. The GPS told us the nearest Walmart was about 30 minutes away. Off we go. With the shopping out of the way, we headed to Sulphur Springs. There was something I had read about and had to see for myself. In the old town square, there is a lovely park with public restrooms and it was the restrooms I wanted to see. Yes, you read that right…I wanted to see restrooms. These aren’t your run of the mill relief stations…they are made with one way mirrors – no, I’m not kidding…



Once I was done giggling about the restroom (Steve wouldn’t use it), we walked around the park taking in the sights…
We decided to stop for lunch at the Corner Grub House…
We both had burgers and they were pretty good. With full bellies, we decided it was time to head back “home”.
The next day, we grabbed our cameras and set out to explore. We stopped at a farm stand and I was so excited to see fresh figs…
We splurged on some figs, plums, tomatoes and summer squash. A little expensive but oh so tasty! I got to see my first Texas longhorns…
And an oil pump…
I couldn’t resist getting a picture with my MOV bottle to send back to the store with a tag line about “Big Oil”.
We made one more stop before heading back…
How’s that for a hay field?!?
Diesel says “Life is good here!”
Thanks for coming by!
Looks like you are settling in beautifully. That restroom is hilarious! I can see why you would be giggling. What an intriguing concept.
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Using the restroom is a very strange experience. Your logical mind knows no one can see you…but still!
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So glad your next chapter has finally begun! Wonderful shots and perspective on life!
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Thank you Martha. Hoping to get out and do some more exploring. Feels good to have camera in hand for a change!
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I don’t think I’d use that restroom either unless it was an emergency! It would be so fun to prank people who do use it, though–getting up close with a camera and making faces, etc. I love photo of the courthouse square. We visited a lot of the small Texas towns while we were there, and I loved how they each had their own unique history and the beautiful courthouse squares. My favorite is the hay field photo–it represents so much work (but at least not bales of it like I had to do when I was a kid on the farm). I’m looking forward to your take on the adventures in Texas.
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I need to go back over there on a Friday or Saturday evening when they light up the courthouse. I love small town with big heart! And they certainly have lots of them around here!
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Glad it isn’t too hot for you there.
That’s the strangest restroom I’ve ever seen!
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It is hot, but I love it. The memories of too many winters in NH have me happily enjoying HH&H!! Yes, using the bathroom was a bit unnerving!
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