The Mission Reach of San Antonio
Many people visit the Alamo and never know that there are four additional missions nearby. I read online that each one is uniquely different and decided I would like to […]
Remember The Alamo!
We have all heard the cry,“Remember the Alamo!” We know about Davy Crockett’s coon hat and the Bowie knife. Yet who among us knows what actually occurred – and why? […]
San Antonio and the Riverwalk
The San Antonio River Walk is a City Park and 2.5 mile pedestrian walk one level below streets full of vehicle traffic. It winds and loops under bridges as two […]
The Cost of Travel: San Antonio
There’s something wonderful about getting something for free! It also feels great to scratch off several items from the old “Bucket List.” Spring Break was coming and we needed to […]
We Survived Pandemic Travel!
On Mexico, Christmas, Covid and Accommodations Oh no! I just sneezed! Twice. Is that a tickle in my throat? What’s my temperature? I quarantined myself, and now that it’s been […]
Rockin’ ‘Round Oregon
Erratic Rock State Natural Site is located off Hwy 18 between Sheridan and McMinnville, Oregon. Several signs on the highway directed us to our turn off of Hwy 18. There […]
Cost to Travel: Washington State
The Cost to Travel: Washington – a 7 night/8 day itinerary Here is our rough itinerary for a one-week Washington road trip. Another week would’ve been wonderful as there is […]
Washington Rocks!
Washington is a state of dramatic landscapes: beautiful farmlands, orchards, vineyards, and scenic mountains, rivers and lakes. There are the scablands, lava flows, canyons and coulees, buttes, dry cataracts, boulder […]
The Other Side of the Mount
As the car headed north across the I-205 bridge to Washington, I was practically giddy with excitement. I realized a long-lost sense of freedom. It felt really, really good to […]
Stay (close to) Home, Save Lives
It seems like ages since this Pandemic began. Meet You in the Morning is a travel blog and obviously we. are. not. traveling. Instead I will share a little of […]
