- It is just a block away from a bus stop with access to a variety of routes covering the city. Day passes are just $2, so we can explore Austin without moving.
- It is on a bluff just south of downtown, and we have a skyline view from our deck. The skyline is also visible through the treetops from our living room.
- Several restaurants are within walking distance, including Austin icon Threadgill's.
- The lodge parking lot is discreet and quiet. We are the only ones here.
Our Schedule
One of the things I was able to do in our day of downtime yesterday was to go through the calendar, clean some things up, and nail down (insofar as possible) our schedule for the rest of this year. There are vast tracts of open, undecided time, which is the way we like it, but some of the endpoints are fixed and you can presume that the time in the middle is spent getting from point A to point B in some fashion. We've given this same schedule to the Red Cross, so any open times are subject to preemption by disaster response. Without further ado, we will be:
- Here in Austin through April 9, when our technology training class ends.
- In Gridley, California April 16-22 for ECRV training.
- Either in Chico, California for the Escapade or in San Jose, California for a visit April 22-29
- In Gridley again for more Red Cross Training April 29 to May 2
- Unscheduled from May 2 through June 20
- In Saint Louis, Missouri June 21-27 for UUGA
- Unscheduled June 28 through August 24
- In San Jose, California August 25-27 for our friend Carolyn's wedding.
- Unscheduled August 28 to October 9
- In Mexico October 10 through November 16, on an RV caravan. We enter Mexico at El Paso, Texas, and exit at San Diego, California
My folks took a caravan (Adventures I think) tour that looks similar to yours. They blogged about it on their website www.lazydazers.com Look down to the bottom titled AVC Mexico Tour.
ReplyDeleteWe've spent the last two winters (9 months last year :)) and since Feb this year) in mexico. We love it here. :)
We rarely boondock in parking lots, but in El Centro, we ALWAYS boondock at Lowes. Now I know why. :)
If part of the last comment, above, seems out of place, it is because I edited the original post. The discussion of parking at Lowe's has been moved up two posts.
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