After a fairly quiet Wednesday night in the Pemex we set off for the border at Los Indios. There was a very strong wind knocking us sideways or helping us along depending on our direction. The highway was also a bit lumpy through the lowlands and we felt like a ship at sea. The land became better with lots of orange groves and agriculture.
Nueva Padilla
We think of this as the orange town.
Orange grove
Lots of agriculture
Fat animals
Palm trees near Hermosa close to the border
We arrived in Los Indios and the border at noon. We were the only ones at the Banjercito where we turned in our documents. A few cars went through the U.S. side with us where the border guards went through the RV and car with enthusiasm and a young German Shepherd. I guess we were the only action in town. Everyone was polite and I am pretty sure they used our car to practice hiding something under it and having the dog find it. There was a lot of whooping and rewards for the dog when they took him around a second time after the guy went there first. Fine with us, they needed some action for him. Then off to Palmdale RV park in Los Fresnos where we got our usual spot.
351 Km.
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