Kerrville Texas.

My boondocking spot in the Kerrville Texas Walmart parking lot. My only complaint is the trees are blocking my solar panels. But not to worry, tomorrow I'll be gone like a summer breeze.

After what I consider a long day of driving, about five hours worth, I'm staying at yet another Walmart parking lot in Kerrville Texas.

It was a lot of driving but it was easy since I was on Interstate 10 all the way. There was an 80 mph speed limit most of the way, but I of course didn't take advantage of it and stayed at my usual 60 mph and as far as I could get into the right lane as people flew past me like I was sitting still.

I also spent most of the day trying to get used to the Texas interstates weird exit and entrance system. I don't know why they didn't make their interstate exits like every other state in the country but for some strange reason they didn't, and every time I come here I have to get used to it all over again.

Tomorrow I'm planning on getting off I-10 and cutting cross-country towards Corpus Christi in an effort to avoid getting anywhere near San Antonio traffic.

The exceedingly rare and semi-protected brown crested, short beaked, swivel headed, British Mud Lark perched right outside my door. I don't know how he got from the British Isles to Texas, I guess he used his frequent flyer miles and flew. But I was incredibly lucky to get a picture of him in his Unnatural habitat before I hit him with a rock so I can use him for fish bait when I get to Padre island.