We drove our coach 165 miles, about 3 hours of driving, from Guymon, Oklahoma to Tucumcari, New Mexico.

Here’s a map showing our route, heading southwest:

An interactive map:

The drive-in screen as we depart the RV park:

Oversize load:

Welcome to Texas:

A very long train:

Big cowboy:

We stopped at a basic rest area for a bathroom break:

Seeing triple; three seemingly identical tractors driving down the road:

Railway crossing:

A mural in Dalhart:

Tatty Texas flag:

Dalhart:

We passed several feed lots; miles of smelly cattle:

I thought this was a clever idea: the start of a passing lane is marked with a dotted line, encouraging people to move right. More places should do this:

More farm equipment:

Long straght road:

Fun with the phone zoom, making it look like we’re about to drive off a cliff:

We stopped for lunch at a picnic area; “watch for rattlesnakes”:

Paladin was enjoying a box:

A rail bridge by the picnic area:

Our coach:

I got out to plug the 360 camera into a battery pack, since it was about to run out of power:

(On the passenger seat in that picture you can see stuff used for hooking up the truck to the coach.)

More fun with zoom:

Entering Mountain time zone:

We were in Mountain time, then had a couple of weeks in Central time, and now back to Mountain for a week, before returning to Central until the end of the year, when we’ll enter Eastern. Such fun.

Welcome to New Mexico, our third state today:

Nara Vista, a rather run-down town:

Bard, ditto:

Paladin asleep in his safe spot:

Lots of long straight roads on this trip:

More fun with zoom:

Canadian River?!

Tucumcari Mountain, the inspiration for Radiator Cap mountain in the Cars movie:

Our destination:

Our site: