I totally recommend the Element chain of hotels, our room is
fabulous and the breakfast was superb right down to made to order French toast with
either Nutella or a range of berries/fruit etc.
Hot choice was bacon and eggs and we even had china mugs for our tea,
although you could get it in a take-out cup it you wanted?? It’s a
shame they are not everywhere, but there are lots in North America, nine in
China and solitary sites dotted through Indonesia, Malaysia and Taiwan and even one in Melbourne.
Sightseeing today and maybe a little shopping later! We arrive at Fort Worth in time to watch the Texas Long Horn cattle drive, one of the cowboys was a girl! Kim’s comment is that it is overly commercialised
but I guess that’s how they can keep doing it!
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| Texas Longhorn cattle drive through the paved streets of 'Cowtown' |
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| Fort Worth Livestock Exchange |
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| Boss Hogg car |
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| Cow skin upholstery!! |
We drive a little bit into downtown Fort Worth for a looksee then head back
towards home stopping briefly North East Mall (didn't do all of the 150 stores). Kim wins the bag count today, thank you
Dillards! It’s hot, 34C and the sun is beating
down. We are back at the hotel by 4pm
and spend an hour or so at the pool having a wind down and a swim!
Dinner tonight is at In-N-Out Burger, burgers made to order
on site with fresh ingredients, real lettuce and tomato!. Kim went for the double double burger and the
cheese burger for me, it was real good tucker.
The Snyders opened their first In-N-Out restaurant in California in 1948
and today there are 335 sites throughout a lot of the States. Not only that, they actively support abused
children to the tune of $2.53 million last year. Well worth the visit!
Home early to repack our bags ready for the drive south to Houston
tomorrow. Only five more sleeps until we fly home : )




Saving some cold for you, that's so Kim can get some wear out of his new purchases. Did you see registration's for the 2019 MX5 Nationals Hamilton March are now open....
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