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By Katrina Kane, on October 26th, 2013%
With no idea when the water would recede and I could get back to work, I paid for a week at a campground. With nightly rates being very high in the oil patch, that was a bargain even if I didn’t stay a week. I ended up staying 4 nights which did come out cheaper . . . → Read More: After the Flood
By Katrina Kane, on October 18th, 2013% They say the second movie is never as good as the first. With floods, that just ain’t so! We got a really hard rain in on Sunday. It lasted much longer than the usual 2 minute Texas rain. When the ranch manager came by to let the horses loose and told me to watch for . . . → Read More: Flood 2!
By Katrina Kane, on October 17th, 2013% With several states hurting for tourist dollars and working out deals to re-open national parks, the government finally came to an agreement to re-open for business. National parks, forests, landmarks, and BLM lands are once again inviting the public in to ooh and ahh at nature’s wonders while spending their hard earned cash on entrance . . . → Read More: Government Shutdown Ended – Now What?
By Katrina Kane, on October 12th, 2013% Due to the efforts of state governors to provide payments to re-open and run several national parks for 10 days, several parks will be re-opening on October 12th. While they may pursue getting re-paid by the government when this farce is over, there is no guarantee they will be reimbursed nor that government will re-open . . . → Read More: Some National Parks Re-opening Temporarily
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