Well the plan was to sleep in and head out after rush hour, unfortunately my alarm didn’t understand that we had left the Eastern Time Zone and were now in the Central Time Zone, it rang an hour early. Not having my glasses on I hit the snooze button rather than the cancel button so it went off again 10 minutes later. Finally I got the better of it and got another 45 minutes sleep.
After breakfast we headed off westbound again, and followed I10 right through downtown Houston. We were there around 9:30 and there was only one really slow spot. Then again with up to 14 lanes in places that’s how it should be.
The temperature slowly climbed up to 14°C and the skies cleared. Once that happened I found a problem with the rear view camera. It seems to compensate automatically for brightness, so the picture on the display was a little too dark to be useful. Time to investigate.
We arrived about 4 hours after we set off at a nice looking camp site on the outskirts of San Antonio (which evidently is the 7th largest city in the USA). Now for thing we weren’t going to do… We weren’t going to live in Barrhaven, that’s where we live, we weren’t going to live in a sub-division, now we are, we were never going to stop at a KOA, this campground is a KOA! It was recommended to us so we tried it. It was a little more expensive than other sites but no too much, but we have a nice spacious treed site and good WiFi. Lyn has a few day trips planned and the weather looks promising at last.