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Old 02-01-2007, 03:43 PM   #1
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Hi all... Just got a new Monaco at the Fort Myers RV Show and taking the first trip with it to Texas. was wodering if anyone can recommend some good places in the state that are worth checking out. Thanks... oh, by the way, Im new to this forum. looks like people here are nice, warm and friendly. looking forward to chatting and exchanging messages and ideas. Ron Davis
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Hi all... Just got a new Monaco at the Fort Myers RV Show and taking the first trip with it to Texas. was wodering if anyone can recommend some good places in the state that are worth checking out. Thanks... oh, by the way, Im new to this forum. looks like people here are nice, warm and friendly. looking forward to chatting and exchanging messages and ideas. Ron Davis
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Hi, Ron. There are lots of good places worth checking out here in Texas. Perhaps if you gave us some idea of your interests, we could provide more specific ideas. Here are just a few of the thousands of possibilities:
1. San Antonio - the Alamo, the Riverwalk and lots of history. Big open air markets.
2. Granbury - small, quaint little town. We like staying at Dinosaur Valley State Park, one of the smaller and more secluded places but most requested parks in the State.
3. Fredricksburg, New Braunfels - German heritage, museums, unique shopping.
4. Palo Duro Canyon - great environment (scary drive to the canyon floor), lots of wildlife.
5. South Padre Island - seaside resort, Gulf access to fishing

Some of your basic decisions are cities versus country, populations versus seclusion, water sports or prairies. When they say Texas is "a whole 'nother country", they aren't kidding and you could be checking out things here for years.
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Like he said, "Texas is a whole 'nother country". How about some hints on where you would like to visit. For a point of reference it is close to 900 miles across the state, side to side or top to bottom.

With all of the Texas Boomers, you will get lots of suggestions.

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thanks a lot. The Alamo is definitely a place I want to check out. so much history there. we also love the open air markets. what other types of activity are found around the San Antonio area? Also.. any good steak house recommendations? we love good rib eyes
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Coming through Houston, the best place we have found is Taste of Texas at I-10 and Sam Houston Toll Road. Great stakes and a killer prime rib.

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Welcome to the IRV2 forum ..And a BIG CONGRATS on your new Monaco!!!
You have to post pics of your new Monaco soon. Which one did you get?
Congrats again - and enjoy your trip to Texas!

PS.. Where are you from?



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Davis, welcome to iRV2.com. We are glad to have you join us here and look forward to reading of your adventures and experiences. Congratulations on the new Monaco. I am sure you will like both it and the forum. You will find we are a group of fun loving RVers that like to help each other where we can. If you have any questions just ask. Good luck and take care.
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