324 Km.
El Potosino
We were put under the big sign.
The morning view with Kirk snagging the Admiral seat.
We set off for Ciudad Victoria through the Sierra Madres.
Windshield dried with dust during cleaning.
Highways were great.
Joshua trees, Cacti and Beargrass
Beautiful but hard to eke out a living here.
Onwards to Tula and Ciudad Victoria
Beargrass blooming
What a fence!
Tula
Tula is a hot and dusty spot and I believe it is a tough place to make a living. Although this is from my perspective and not from those who were born here. You see people gathering cut grass from scrubby spots along the highway to feed a few goats or a burro. Animals are thin from the heat and poor nutrition. It is the kind of place where tortillas, cactus and beans are a mainstay. Lots of houses have a cactus garden as a food source.
Tropic of Cancer
We arrived in Ciudad Victoria in mid afternoon. We had a short tour of downtown when the Garmin decided to take us slightly over from our route. Luckily this was uneventful although it had its moments. We quickly rerouted over to the Pemex.
Menu at Ciudad Victoria Pemex
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