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Divine Culinary Experiences, Saturday Brunch at the Ranch

Down-Home Luxurious-Leisure: Brunch The Best Meal of the Week

Brunch is the best meal of the week. Mimosas, brunch, and a beautiful open air cattle ranch? Sounds like heaven! You can enjoy brunch with friends and family catered by local gourmet food producers at our authentic cattle ranch on select Saturdays from 11am to 2pm south of Cisco, Texas. This mini-series of culinary experiences are curated to make all of your senses tingle. Come early for a cycling experience prior to the brunch. We take care of all of the food prep, cooking and cleaning so you don’t have to worry about anything but enjoying this great time with your favorite people.

It is a brunch like no other. Fresh air and great food along with beer and wine is the perfect way to enjoy some leisure on a Saturday afternoon. Relax with your favorite people, indulge in gourmet meal as you watch our heard of cattle graze the land around you while enjoying the company of those you love most. 

This mini-series of culinary experiences  will feature a variety of award winning local food producers serving in a picture perfect pasture. Presenting a delectable seasonally inspired menu each month. We will artfully pair local musicians, wine and beer with a prix fix menu each month. This series of culinary experiences is limited to just 3 monthly events with a limited number of seats available.

On site Flying Cow Ranch has created 7 miles of winding mountain bike trails. Wandering through pastures, around tanks and through forests at a pace that suits you. The trails are all levels and have with skill building obstacles that can be ridden or bypassed. Alternatively the folks at Flying Cow Ranch have mapped out gravel ride routs that highlight the best views in Eastland County. If there is interest a group ride will be organized. Its not necessary but Flying Cow Ranch has a bath house if you would like to wash up before your meal. 

Cycling, gourmet food, perfectly matched drinks and music. An afternoon of down-home luxurious-leisure. Do those things mix? They do now!

Renew your life with yoga

Have you found yourself to be yoga curious? Wondering, will it be a good workout? Do I need to be flexible? Do I need to know how to meditate? How will I know if I’m doing it right? Will I injure myself? Wait, my body can’t do THAT! 

Woah there buddy! That accelerated quickly! 

Lets all take a breath, and see how this unfolds. 

Thats where it starts, one deep belly expanding breath. Lungs full, expanding your chest cavity and calming your nervous system. I mean, that’s all yoga really is. That simple. 

My teacher as parting words at the end of teacher training says to me “its all in the Asana, just do the Asana.” But wait what this Asana thing? Asana is the physical practice, the bending, stretching and strengthening all done in time with the breath. It’s not specific to any crazy pose, it’s movement with breath. If your bodies Asana is sitting in a chair rising and lowering your arms with your breath, that is your Asana. It is your practice. This is why I love yoga, it changes for each person but the core is constant, its all in the asana. 

Yoga is an ancient science that encourages self study of the body and the mind. A regular practice under proper guidance can strengthen both the body and the mind. 

Have I peaked your curiosity? OK, good. So, now that you are even more curious let’s get some of your questions answered. 

If you are reading this, most likely the first step is choosing a class type and level. 

If you are in a community where there are a lot of options the choice can become overwhelming. No choice means no growth. So, just make a choice, get it right, or wrong, doesn’t matter. Just choose.

A few definitions to help you make an informed choice:

Hatha: A series of yoga poses. Poses are meant to be practiced with full engagement of your body and mind, action, counter action and counter counter action. 

Vinyasa/Vinyasa flow: A series of poses interlaced with constant flowing movement. Poses are meant to be practiced with full engagement of your body and mind, action, counter action and counter counter action. 

Ashtanga: A rigorous and specific series of poses practiced at a quick pace. Poses are meant to be practiced with full engagement of your body and mind, action, counter action and counter counter action. 

Yoga Nidra: Guided meditation sometimes with movement sometimes with stillness intended for effortless relaxation leading to a quiet body and mind in blissful awareness

Yin Yoga: A series of passive poses practiced with relaxed muscles. A kind of deep stretching. 

Common threads through all of these (and other) types of yoga practice is to pair the physical movements along with the breath. 

Levels: Yoga postures have pretty specific goals so learning them properly from the start helps you get the most benefit, prevent injury and can help heal old injuries.

Level 1: Classes will move moderate to slowly. Don’t let speed deceive you, holding a pose that is unfamiliar will challenge you in ways your body will find new and exciting. These classes will have clear physical descriptions or cues about where to move and place your body. If you are brand new to yoga, even if you are athletic this is where you belong. Getting a good foundation for your poses is key to remaining injury free and get the most value from your practice.

Level 2: Classes will move moderate to slow. Poses will be more diverse than level 1 and the cues will encourage you to immerse yourself more deeply (not necessarily a matter of flexibility) into the pose. Beginner-intermediate

Level 3: Classes will move at a broader range of pace depending on the type of class. These classes may have fewer details in the physical cues, more complicated transitions and poses. Intermediate

Level 4: Classes will vary widely depending on the discipline. This is for advanced students only.

Yoga compliments any workout or athletic activity and can stand alone as a sole activity. 

When you enter a class do your best and forget the rest, everyone is doing the same. Check your ego at the door, this is not a place for competing with others, or even yourself. One day your body will like one activity, another it may reject it. No-one outside yourself is judging you. Do your best, forget the rest. 

Are you interested in getting started? Where available a pose clinic or foundation class is a great place to start.

Forest Bathing – get outside and be

Many people are now familiar with Forest bathing, “this exercise is based on a Japanese practice called shinrin-yoko, a term developed in the 1980s after research that found that overworked, stressed-out employees who walked through pine tree forests received health benefits that decreased their blood pressure, heart rate and stress hormones.”4

The original studies mentioned were done in pine forests under the specific circumstance of walking barefooted mindfully through a forest. The simple act of being outside and drinking in the beauty of your natural surroundings can give you the same benefits. These benefits of forest bathing can be found in grasslands, desert, seashore or forests. As our modern lives have a vibration to them that comes from cars and climate control nature also has a vibration. Our bodies have a vibration as well. When we retreat to nature and expose our bodies to the same vibration that they emit we are able to tap into our calm experiencing health benefits that reach far beyond our time in nature. 

The simple process of taking time to be present, to just simply be in nature has health benefits that extend into your return to your working life. 

By stepping out into nature, sleeping, walking, cycling, stretching or just sitting you help yourself reconnect to wild peace that we all come from and crave to return to. Your venture into nature does not need to be intensely challenging to be profoundly impactful. 

Getting away from the hum of cars and climate control can be safe and accessible for anyone. National Parks and state parks are seeing all time high rates of visitors. If you want to visit one of the most popular destinations plan ahead or you may find yourself out of luck. Many destinations have a limited number of daily passes available, to avoid disappointment you will need to make reservations weeks or months in advance of your visit. America is getting outdoors more than ever before. This is one fo the great outcomes of the pandemic. With more and more people learning the benefits of being outdoors finding quiet in public grounds has gotten more challenging. To get away from he buzz of traffic and find solitude visitors may need to reserve their time in the most popular destinations during off season, weekdays or plan longer ventures deeper into the wilderness to find quiet isolation. Getting out into nature can be accessible as more and more private land owners open up their treasured secluded spaces up to the public. 

Using hipmp, VRBO and similar services can help city dwellers can seek out their own private oasis of quiet to basque in. 

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Comprehensive guide to all RV types, get the right rig for your family.

The Complete Guide to RV Types: Which One is Right For You?

Buying an RV is a big investment for your recreation time. An RV may be the biggest purchase you make besides your house. Well, it is a second home. Choosing the right one is an important decision. You want one that has plenty of space and all the tools you need but can easily navigate into wherever you want to go.

RV Types

You can take a look at the difference between several RV types here: RV Types 1. Top of the line, luxury RV – this is the RV you will buy if you want something different, luxurious and more of a lifestyle in RV. Price: Up to $400,000 2. Semi-Classified – this RV is a semi-permanent RV for long-term stays. Price: $50,000 to $100,000 3. Class A – Class A motorhomes are comfortable homes on wheels. There are different types of Class A motorhomes, including Class A motorhome, motorhome, recreational vehicle and mobile home. Price: $150,000 – $500,000 4. Class B – Class B motorhomes are a step above Class A motorhomes. Price: $50,000 – $120,000 5. Class C – Class C motorhomes are more home-like and in between the classifications of Class A and Class B.

Family Campers

Family campers like to travel with their extended family. You’ll probably be camping with your parents and grandparents and maybe your brothers and sisters, or if you’re lucky your kids. If you decide to travel with your extended family, you might want a Class A Motorhome. Class A Motorhomes come in all sizes and are often driven by one driver while the other drives the trailer with all their luggage. Class B Motorhomes have less space and usually are towed by a smaller truck. Our Pick: We have one Class A motorhome and two Class B Motorhomes. This year we upgraded from a Class A to a Class B motorhome. That was partly due to running into extra issues with the Class A that we have. Overall, it’s been a great experience with our Class B.

Small Campers

Small campers are usually powered by electric motors. This type of RV can fit under a standard household garage or living room. These are affordable, short-term vacation homes. RV Type #1: Versatile If you need to run from camping to the coast without a break and still feel comfortable in your own living space, this is the kind of RV for you. The smaller model will allow you to get around the country easily in no time. They can travel alone or with a companion. These are also called commuter RVs. They are designed for short-term use. RV Type #2: Well-Equipped When you want to fully enjoy the nature, these are the right type of RV for you. They offer plenty of space for all the essentials you need.

Pop-Up Campers

When looking at pop-up campers, consider how many you need to put up and take down and how you use it. Are you comfortable being on the road and needing to pack up and put everything away every time you’re ready to get back on the road? If so, a pop-up is ideal. You will have one less problem in a camper than you would in a trailer. The camper can be removed, rolled up, stored in a space, and then packed away again when it’s time to travel again. If not, a trailer is an option. In general, it’s best to have your own support when traveling. We do this with our RV due to our ongoing medical issues and keep some things on hand, like a pet bed or a walker. Plus, a trailer could need to be set up on uneven terrain and/or won’t be able to fit a pop-up.

Motor Homes

Motor Homes are like little apartments on wheels. They have features that will make your adventures much more comfortable. The largest motor homes are about 18-22 feet long, have a lounge area, a kitchen, and a bedroom. The length and size of the RV are determined by the type of motor home you need. The interior space is one of the most important things to consider when you are buying a motor home. Since there is so much space, you have the freedom to upgrade the size of your motor home as your needs change. When it comes to cost, motor homes are a little more expensive than Class B RVs. According to the Consumer Reports, motor homes can range from $150,000 to $350,000. Class B RVs, on the other hand, can cost from $45,000 to $120,000.

Size and Weight of Your RV

RV space is measured by gross motor vehicle weight and comes in a variety of sizes from 18 to 50 feet in length. RV classification depends on a few things. The first being brand and the manufacturer’s history. Other important factors include the number of slideouts and the length of the boat-type foundation. The final two are the dimensions of the vehicle. The interior and exterior dimensions are two different things and you may have heard that big vehicles are safer and cheaper to own. You can drive an RV that’s too big or too small. For example, if you’re under 26 and want to buy an RV, you’d have to hire someone to handle the weight. RV’s are designed for comfort but heavy weight can turn your vehicle into a moving wreck.

Features You Want in Your RV

Most people think an RV must have a few things, such as a bathroom, kitchen, living space and sleeping quarters. It is true that most RV manufacturers focus on these things. However, it is still important to look beyond the technical specs. A huge storage closet to keep all your stuff Space for all your camping equipment, large enough to accommodate your four wheeler or dirt bike A place for you to take a few naps when you want to stop by for the night A comfortable bed to wake up to every morning A large solar panel so you can power the RV when you are away from a power outlet Something that is there with you to go on adventures together Energy Conservation Ensuring that your RV can operate efficiently is another important feature you want to look for.

Conclusion

Every type of RV is great for certain purposes and to some people they may be right for their needs. The purpose of this article is to make you aware of the general RV style, specs and features and to let you know how the different RV types compare to each other in different areas. If you’ve been keeping up with my articles then you’ll know that I’m a big fan of motorhomes. I find them easier to navigate when traveling and more spacious when you are at your destination. If you like to drive a Jeep for a daily driver a Jeep makes a great tow vehicle.

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Gravel Riding – accessible to all level riders

Gravel cycling has exploded in recent years with an influx of new items about gravel bike riding all over the place. While there are certainly many new things regarding gravel bike riding as of now, the basic concept of riding on trails and dirt roads is not entirely novel. So it’s no wonder that companies have begun making road bikes out of gravel which feature the same cross-country wheels and bike set-up that you would find on a mountain bike. This makes gravel bike riding a great option for cyclists looking for a lighter, simpler way to ride a bike.

Central Texas is the perfect place to pack on the miles and appreciate the rolling hills. Flying Cow Ranch offers guided rides with a sag wagon for half and full day excursion or simple rout planning to be sure you get the most out of your adventure here in central texas.  Within just a few miles of the ranch there are fossil covered hilltops and lush valleys. The best way to experience the beauty of this land is on bike. Bicycles offer the perfect pace, you can cover many miles and terrain in one day while moving at a pace that you can observe your environment.

Gravel riding is something of a cinch, too. Unlike road biking or mountain biking, gravel biking is a sport which can be enjoyed by individuals of almost any age. And while most gravel bike trails are not exactly short distances, they can still be long enough that you won’t have to deal with traffic and other variables that you would on a longer bike trail. Instead of dealing with steep hills, smooth climbs and other elements that might overwhelm you as you bike on standard bikes, you’ll simply pedal over rugged terrain that’s carved just for cycling.

But that’s not the only advantage to gravel cycling. In fact, many people who’d never consider taking up mountain biking or even long distance (LMD) cycling before have now started considering doing so. Why? Because gravel biking offers an all-around bike workout. It’s far more challenging than traditional bike exercises because you’re working out different muscle groups on each stroke. This means that you get a more complete workout and can enjoy a more fun cycling experience.

This isn’t to say that you should ignore wearing road bikes with tires made from rubber, though. If you’re in reasonably good shape already, then by all means, keep your regular bike running, but add on a gravel bike exercise program. You’ll be surprised at how quickly you lose the ability to pedal as you tire yourself out on these rough terrain vehicle tires. On the other hand, if you’re a beginner in gravel riding, don’t worry; you can start on road bike tires and slowly work your way into gravel riding.

Speaking of handlebars, when you’re going on a gravel ride, you want something that allows you to feel comfortable and is easy to get used to. This is where your choice in bike tires comes into play. When you compare these two items side-by-side, it becomes obvious that the difference between regular (meaning, ‘standard’) handlebars and gravel handlebars is fairly minimal. If you’re new to cycling, then you can just stick with regular handlebars until you get more familiar with the varying grips available. As you gain experience, you can replace your regular handlebar with one of the more aerodynamic handlebars on the market – those with drop bars and wide bars.

Finally, remember that one of the most important differences between a mountain bike and gravel bike riding is the suspension system that you’ll be riding on. Regular mountain bike suspensions are perfect for smooth rides, but gravel bikes (and any other kind of bike for that matter) need to have their suspension set up differently. Because gravel bikes typically involve a much shorter distance for suspension travel, you’ll need to look at what kind of suspension you need for your ride. Among the options you have are hardtail and softball suspensions, which vary in terms of how they set up the bike and how they work in relation to the terrain you’ll be riding on.

Boondocking is the ultimate freedom

Aaahhhhh the freedom. Your house, your space, uprooted and placed ANYWHERE. Well, almost anywhere. I mean isn’t freedom at the roots of our nationwide fascination with RVing? And, isn’t being able to pickup and go anywhere an ultimate expression of freedom?

Whether you call it dry camping, disbursed camping, boondocking or something else it can be both an enriching camping experience and a nightmare. Think like a boy scout being prepared is key to having it go smoothly.

We have found our best boondocking spots by talking with people in real life and online. There are apps, tons of them. All of them have a few spots to offer up, most of them have good review systems so the data is reliable. Since I have not found an app that is broadly reliable I am not going to mention any on here. However, facebook groups have been the best resource when not on the road. Search for full time families, full time rv, rv traveling and similar to find groups you can search and ask questions in. People love to share their secret spots on those groups. When you are traveling for longer periods chat with others, people at a good stop on a popular hike, at the campground you are staying at or at a Harvest Host stop. You will find new friends, many that have been to the places you are headed. New friends, tips and tricks and a cold drink, what could be better?

Boondocking isn’t only for going deep into the wilderness or getting off grid. Being comfortable boondocking or dry camping is super useful and cuts costs but there are some rules you need to understand to be safe and avoid fines. You know those long stretches where you are packing on the miles over a couple of days just to get “there”? You have your house with you, you can boondock if you know how to pack and choose a spot. Yes you can park where semi trucks park over night and in most walmart parking lots. Joining Harvest Host is a great way to get almost free dry camping and really great experience.

Fill your fresh water before you roll out. I know, I know, it eats up gas to travel with full fresh tanks. Being able to use my own potty on the road, cook a quick meal along the way and dry camp anywhere its allowed has way more value than the small amount of gas that will be lost in lower gas mileage from the extra water weight.

Pack wet wipes, face wash wipes, paper plates and other convenience items. My grandmother used to say waste not want not. When I boondock I ask myself what commodity has more value, fresh water or paper products. I choose carefully based on circumstance.

A big plastic bin is super handy for washing people and dishes. Many boondocking spots have a good water source. You can wash people, dishes and clothing outside, not fill your grey tank and not deplete your onboard fresh tank.

There are lots of rules about where you can and cannot dry camp. Most of the wilderness dry camping is on public land, Bureau of Land Management, National Forest, National Grass Lands etc. Recreation.gov is a great resource for BLM info. It’s best to call the individual location to find out their dry camping rules and if there is a fee.

Once you have your destination chosen take a gander at a satellite map to get an understanding of the lay of the land. Plan your site and alternate options. The best pull through sites tend to be occupied so have a few plans. Best not to let Murphy stress you out. Use the scale on the map or info from the BLM employees to be sure there is a site appropriately sized for you. If you are in a small rig, leave the big spots for bigger rigs.

Once you have a little experience boon docking you can learn to push your families limits. How much water do you need for how many days? Do you really need to wash your hair? An external bladder you can strap to your roof, let the sun heat and use for showering and washing dishes can come in really handy for longer stays.

Spending time outside of campgrounds can be so rewarding. The quiet, the isolation, the adventure. Now make a plan, pack up and get those wheels rolling.

Safe travels!

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10 top beginner RVing tips

As work has more and more remote opportunities we have increasing opportunities to travel. We are traveling all year, not just during vacation season. This makes sense, Our world has gotten more accessible and RV travel is easier than ever before. Whether renting or if you own an RV these tips will help you make the most of your trip.

  1. Loading and checklists: Being organized prevents you needing to make the choice to run to the store or do without. A camping trip should be spent with friends and family enjoying your destinations, not in a grocery store, that is for when you are at home!

Before you pack sit down and think through each activity and generate a checklist with all the things you will need, especially the obvious things like your toothbrush. As you travel more you will learn what things you don’t actually need on future trips but if space allows its best to have that extra float for the kids.

You depend on your RV to work when you arrive. There are a number of functions you should check before leaving to prevent possible failure and inconvenience.

  1. Create a comprehensive before you roll out list.
    Here is what ours looks like.
    Sweep floors
    Empty waste tanks (if possible)
    Fill fresh tank (if possible)
    Secure all cabinet contents especially refrigerator
    Prep kids entertainment for drive
    Scoop cat litter
    Empty trashes
    Stow outside stuff (chairs, rug, hammock etc)
    Plan rout (check roads for low over passes or steep mountain passes
    Check tire tread and pressure
    Slides in, jacks up, awning in
    AC and water heater off, generator off
    Sewer, water and power lines in and stowed
    Double check hitch and lights
    Final walk around check lights, turn signals and possible trouble spots

We have an opposite list for when we arrive at camp!

  1. The Walkaround
    This is a super important safety check. No matter the age or type of rig things go wrong. When you are rolling down the road at highway speeds in a gigantic heavy box either towing or being towed all the details matter. If you are not well versed download a DOT checklist to help you define your protocol to prevent possible headaches and damage. Walk around with a keen eye on all possible weak points every time you stop.
  2. When you are new or get a new rig a short close to home, not far from services trip is in order. RVing is a ton of fun but lots can go wrong. It’s a lot easier to learn the ropes and fix your squacks on home turf than half way across the country.
  3. Whether you’re driving a motorhome or towing a trailer, driving is going to be a lot different than when you’re just in your normal vehicle.
    An RV is long and wide and so is a trailer – your mirrors are going to be your best friend. Learn how to use your mirrors and ensure they’re in the proper position for driving. Typically, one mirror helps you see traffic behind you, and the other helps you see where your RV or trailer tires are and a bit of your blind spots. Knowing where your RV or trailer tires are in relation to you as the driver and in relation to curbs is going to help you make turns properly. These mirrors will also help you ensure that you are staying within your lane – your rig is much wider than a regular vehicle.
    Drive slowly and remember that you need to start braking earlier than you would in a car – an RV or travel trailer weighs more and requires more stopping distance. Protect your brakes while going downhill by downshifting and letting your engine do most of the work, never ride the brakes. Tap the brakes for a few seconds at a time on downgrades to keep them from overheating.
    When RVing… Don’t trust Google Maps! Unless you’re using an RV or Semi-Truck specific GPS, be vigilant when planning your route. Google Maps will always take you the fastest way, and the fastest route isn’t always going to be RV friendly. In particular, you will need to know the height of your RV or trailer to make sure you avoid low bridges and overpasses. In addition to knowing your height, it’s also good to know your weight because some bridges have weight limits. Awareness is key! Keep your rig height in mind for gas stations, too.
  4. If you are going to a popular destination reserve a spot before you finalize your other plans. Popular places get booked up. Driving a giant box in circles without an absolute destination can be very stressful.
    Before choosing a place, check google or compendium for reviews. Sometimes marketing is deceptive.
    Before you launch, use google maps satellite view of your destination and have your entry plan. Some places let you choose your site too which can be nice if there is an attraction on site you want to be close to.
    Personally, we don’t always have a plan, but we also have a lot of nights boon docking under our belt. Thats why we fill our water before we launch. That way we can boondock if we get a wild hair and go somewhere unplanned.
  5. Not all power and water are the same and your RV can incur damage from too much flow of either. Have an RV surge protector and water pressure regulator on hand when you hook up. Don’t forget the teflon tape to be sure your water connections don’t leak!
  6. Pack like a pro. It’s important to consider when and how you will use things and the weight of your stuff when packing. Of course put what you use most in the most accessible spot but more than that make sure the layers of gear are accessible and placed in a way with bungees to keep them securely in place.
    8.In addition to using a TPMS to monitor your tire pressure and temperature while you are driving, there are a few other things to be sure that your tires are safe and cared for. As your contact with the road, you want to be vigilant about keeping your tires in good condition.
    RV’s don’t tend to pack on the miles so tires last a long time. The rubber still breaks down, because of that most RVers consider 5 years to be the lifespan of a set of tires regardless of the amount of tread left. UV damage and dry rot are much bigger factors in RV tire safety than tread use.
    To determine the age of your tires, look for a code on the sidewall that starts with “DOT” followed by 10-14 characters. Typically, your tire’s age will be the last 4 numbers. Of these last 4 numbers, the first 2 will be the week and the last 2 will be the year. For example, if your tire has a code 5214, your tires were made in the last week of the year 2014.
    Check your tire pressure often and regularly. Remember a cold tire will have lower pressure than a hot. after you have been on the road. Temperature and altitude also effect pressure. If you have access keeping an air compressor to your packing list that is rated for up to 120 PSI on hand is a good idea. It’s hard to find air compressors that are suited for RV tires! Most gas station air pumps are also hard to maneuver an RV into.
    So to summarize tire safety: check the age, monitor the pressure, keep them inflated to proper pressure to avoid blowouts or other tire damage, and keep them covered from the sun.
  7. RV’s guzzle gas, its one of the costs of the joy of RVing. You can do things to control the cost some.
    No need to hurry, a moderate speed will improve your MPG and keep you safe.
    Empty waste tanks. Fresh too if you know you will not need it. Extra weight equals extra gas
    Don’t over pack. Well this is one of the typical old timers advice. However you would have to really over pack by a lot to have a measurable effect on gas milage. Don’t over pack because shuffling around stuff you don’t need to get to stuff you do need is a bother!
    Avoid windy day driving. When you are driving and the wind is fighting you it costs more in gas, it can also be unsafe and is is just plain exhausting.
  8. Off grid dumping. If you love boon docking as much as we do you will need to seek out places to dump and fill. Allstays RV Dump Stations App is a big help. In Texas Free Camping app has a lot of free and cheap municipal RV parks. Many are not the best to stay in but are great for a late night stop or a quick dump and go.
    Safe travels!

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Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry’s standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries,Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy