near the Visitors Center
I drove through the parking lot for the "Fort", but it didn't look to interesting, so I did not stop.
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After 2 days at Balmorhea State Park, I went to Pecos.
Pecos Train Station, near the Museum
First thing in Pecos, I picked up my mail and thankfully my Texas Drivers License was in the package. I walked around the downtown area and passed by the museum, but did not go inside, they had some nice exhibits outside in a small park, so I just walked through that area. I stopped at the Walmart in Pecos, it is very small and does not have any fresh grocery items.
I stayed 2 nights at the Escapees RV Park in Pecos. It's nothing fancy, but I needed to do laundry and get caught up on paperwork, so it worked out great. There are nice long pull-thru sites near the front, with a covered patio and picnic table between sites. And these sites were very close to the laundry building and office. I think most of the other sites are rented to workers in the area, but it was all kept very neat and clean and was very quiet.
My Sprint Wi-Fi did not work very well at this park. So, I paid the $3.00 fee to hook up to the Escapees "Tengo Internet" provider.
The first day in Pecos, the temperature got up to 90* and then cooled down, the evening temps were perfect for sitting outside watching the moon. The second day was windy and cold. The weather here has been real crazy.
Moon rising
