June 22, 2010

June 22, 2010
Getting books to St. Kitts

Sunday, May 23, 2010

3rd Stop Hot Springs, AR

We arrived at Hot Springs National Park Wednesday and will be leaving tomorrow for Texarkana, TX to spend the night at a base near by. Once we leave there, we'll head on down to Waco and spend 1 or 2 days seeing that area before going on to San Antonio where we'll spend at least a week.

This is a great quiet park with a lot of camping room. The campground hasn't been very full the whole time we've been here, but I'm sure Memorial Day weekend it will be filled to capacity. It has a nice clear water creek running right through the campground and sits between two small mountains. Abby loves getting to play in the water!!! She's a mess! Several of the local kids come here to swim and seem to have a ball! It's great just sitting out under the big trees in my lawn chair reading a good book while being fed grapes by Becky (oh wake me up I think I was dreaming there for a second). This place has been a very good resting place for us and I'm sure we'll be returning in the future.

We went to Bath House Row the other day and toured all the bath houses where the gangsters went for their hot springs bath and massage in the early 1900's. It was pretty amazing how every bath house seems to be in as good of shape if not better than it was when built. We were planning on taking a dip and a massage, but Becky was under the weather and we had to cancel that thought. Maybe next time we visit this area we'll be able to take the plunge.

There's a lot of shops on both sides of the street should anyone want to do some shopping. It's kind of like Gatlinburg if you've ever been there. Of course we had to tour the local Wally World, there's always something that's needed from that place. :) There's also some good eating places and we had to try some of them as well.

Until the next time, On the Road With the Snow's!

1 comment:

Robert said...

Hello Becky & Dennis
We have been following your blog for a while now. Enjoy reading it very much. I retired from MTSU a year ago in April. My wife Shirley has taken the buyout and June 1 will be her last day. We have made two trips west in the last couple of years. One to the Santa Fe area of New Mexico and another to Colorado, Utah and Arizona. This fall we are going to South Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico then Texas and home to Murfreesboro. Have a safe journey, wherever it may lead you.
Robert & Shirley Travis