Hot Springs, Hot Women
I can’t believe it’s been more than a fortnight since my last post. RVing is a busy lifestyle, especially when it entails seeing relatives and friends along with the travelling and sightseeing. Since the Squawk (our tornado/severe weather warning radio for those who have not read my last post) emitted its warning screeches whilst we were in Hot Springs, we have traveled a further 600 miles westwards, through south west Arkansas, southern Oklahoma, and into the Texas panhandle. Squawk has remained silent as we have not reprogrammed it to the various counties we have traveled through. We have been watching the weather on our phone app, however, and endured some more thunderstorms, and average daytime temperatures of 80 degrees Farenheit ( 27 Centrigrade), and night time temperatures of about 55 degrees F (13 C). Around 143 F/62 C is the temperature of the hot waters that are propelled to the surface of an area of Arkansas now called Hot Springs, locate...