Steve and Judy's Travels!

I just like the way it looks.

I was a young guy.  Maybe 25.  Don was a young guy too then.  Maybe 35.  Don turned out to be my favorite accounting instructor, in fact my favorite professor in any subject ever.  A charismatic interesting guy.  I could hang with him in his office outside of class and talk with him about accounting, or anything else.  We ended up friends.

Well, we stayed in touch.  And all these years later we still get together to catch up.  Wouldn’t it be fun if we had a picture together back then.  Well, we have a picture of us now.  Me and my favorite accounting professor.

Denver to Edinburg.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Edinburg,+TX/@32.2523919,-103.7287224,5.27z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x8665a2223e8635c3:0x89ef181150dac144!8m2!3d26.3017374!4d-98.1633432!16zL20vMDEwM2I1?entry=ttu

It’s good to be here.

Jesse with her face over the air conditioning vent.

A longer day today.  Now we’re close to home.

https://www.google.com/maps/@33.2313582,-103.1073206,5.27z?entry=ttu

Stopped at Ballinger City Park for lunch.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Ballinger,+TX+76821/@31.6166289,-98.9046538,7.27z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x8657a65604bd0d57:0xfcc1f013088e95c9!8m2!3d31.7382062!4d-99.9473077!16zL20vMDEwODk2?entry=ttu

San Antonio KOA.

Another camping cabin.  Looks a lot like last night’s in Lubbock.

Identical floor plan.  A little newer.  A little brighter.

It doesn’t matter where it is to the dogs.

A stop at Capulin Volcano National Monument in New Mexico.

It’s a cinder cone form volcano with a road around the circumference leading to near the summit.  It’s a footpath to get to the highest part of the rim.  Here is the inside of the cone.

  And a very good view.

Now we’re in Lubbock.

https://www.google.com/maps/@35.3409567,-104.4380825,6.1z?entry=ttu

A pet friendly camping cabin!

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