Here are a bunch of photos during week 3 on South Padre Island.
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Here are a bunch of photos during week 3 on South Padre Island.
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We took a day trip to Nuevo Progreso, Mexico with Bob and Ranae. It was fun and easy. It felt safe and was easy.
It cost $2/day to park in the USA. $1/person to exit into Mexico and 25 cents to come back in.
We walked over the International Bridge over the Rio Grand River to a nice town. We did some shopping and had lunch at the Red Snapper. All very nice.
Pam got a Mani-Pedi for $20 (Ranae did just the Pedi for $12).
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On January 1st, we moved into the Isla Blanca RV County park. We are in site C389 an it is cheap at $20/day with full hookups. Nice park.
Our friends Barry and Sue have been delayed in coming down to South Padre, so they offered us their rental unit. It has been a pleasure to stay in the 2 bedroom townhouse for a week. Billy is loving it.
This week, we went to Mexico – a 1 hour drive away. Thanks to our tour guides Bob and Ranae Davis. It was a fun day of shopping and lunch. We would go back. It cost $2 to park all day on the US side. $1 per person to walk over the international bridge and 25 cents to come back into America.
Kelly golfed with Bob at SPI Golf Club. It was beautiful day and Kelly’s back did great.
Lots of walks and bike rides on the beach. Great weather with gorgeous Sunsets and Sunrises. Highly recommended.
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After all the miles and travels, it was time to wash out beautiful trailer. Washed the roof, solar panels, windows as well as rinsed off the bottom (underneath). Need to get the sea salt off. Looking great.
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