Wow, is it humid! There's a warm heaviness to the air, almost like a blanket. Dense greenery everywhere, gray Spanish moss hanging from the trees and swamps that hold who knows what. Unfamiliar birds and bugs are making a lot of noise and I'm keeping Hannah on a short leash. Every now and then a nice breeze comes through and then it pours rain for about 10-15 minutes before the sun comes back out. I like it!I came up the gulf coast over the last few days, enjoying the ocean air. Stopped near Galveston for a routine oil change and tire rotation and mechanic discovered a power steering pump leak. A couple of hours (and $$) later, I was back on the road toward Seabrook and spent the evening wandering the Kemah Boardwalk and Pier. Tomorrow I'll leave the coast and head north through Mississippi.
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| Fulton Beach between Corpus Christi and Galveston where hurricanes like to land |
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| Seabrook Pier |
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| Doesn't this just make you smile? |
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| I'm not sure I'd swim in Lake Charles but Hannah didn't hesitate |
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| ok, this is weird |
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| Even weirder for her, live ducks were wandering around the Bass Pro Shop and then all these perfectly still wild animals |
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