Ben heard about a beach where you can boondock (park an RV with no electricity or water hookup) for free on the Gulf area of Texas. It was ideal because it had free showers, picnic tables, and sea shell-packed beaches instead of sand the truck would sink into.
The wind from the sea was really strong.
The kids liked throwing things for the sea gulls to catch.
Of course, investigating cool rocks and shells was fun.
And searching for crabs: there were many!
But the favorite thing to do was to get on the edge of the waves and let them bounce them up and down.
Since it was tropical storm season, it rained every thirty minutes off and on, but this beach is in a bay that the storm wasn’t actually coming through. On our last day there, however, the flash flood warnings and tornado warnings were constant.
The wind from the sea was really strong.
The kids liked throwing things for the sea gulls to catch.
Of course, investigating cool rocks and shells was fun.
And searching for crabs: there were many!
But the favorite thing to do was to get on the edge of the waves and let them bounce them up and down.
Since it was tropical storm season, it rained every thirty minutes off and on, but this beach is in a bay that the storm wasn’t actually coming through. On our last day there, however, the flash flood warnings and tornado warnings were constant.
We made it out without mishaps.
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