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| Spectacular Skies As we left for El Paso last weekend. |
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| It's kind of hard to explain the vast emptiness of the Flint Hills of Kansas. We passed through on Travel Day #1 |
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| Rare double Sundogs, (at least when it isn't Winter), seen while crossing Kansas' Plains |
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| End of Travel Day #1. We still have a ways to go to get to our overnight town of Liberal, Kansas. |
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| Welcome to the Panhandle of Texas. Travel Day #2. |
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| People say Iowa, or Nebraska is "flat". They are not. Now the Panhandle of Texas, on the other hand..... |
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| The Metal Cowboy of Conlen, Texas. I love this thing. |
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| Click on this image and look for "The Sombrero" that marks Tucumcari, New Mexico at the end of the road here. |
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| Couldn't make it out? Here it is closer up. You can see this from 50 miles away on a good day. |
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| Once we leave Tucumcari, we run with I-40 for almost 60 miles before peeling off Southwest again. |
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| The Organ Mountains as seen from Highway 54 about an hour North of El Paso. |
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