Tomorrow, Sunday the 26th, is our last work day at the RV campground in Junction. It's been great, especially the weather and the people, but we're ready to move on. Here's a little bit of a catch up for what's been going on since our last post.
First of all, I made two more rattlesnake hunting trips. Two days, back to back, and we caught 56 each day. Below is a picture of an old farmhouse that we pulled 33 snakes out from under the floor. It took us most of the day. They really didn't want to come out of there.
Here's the largest snake we got, stretched out on the tailgate of the truck. He was close to 4 foot long.
That's all for snake stories.
Last week we were eating lunch in Kerrville and for some reason got to talking about dogs. I made the mistake of looking to see if there was an animal shelter in Kerrville. Of course there was. So, meet Duncan.
He'll be two at the end of the month. According to his papers he's part rottweiler and part border collie. He's 100% sweetheart. He loves people, kids and other dogs. We had him for a week before we heard him bark the first time. He rides in the car (on the console between the front seats, until he gets tired and lays down in the back seat). Really a neat dog. We're really happy with him and looking forward to taking him with us everywhere.
That's it for now. I'll try to get another post out in the next couple of days with our plans for when we leave Junction.
Take care.
Brian
