On Wednesday morning
I left Kerrville State Park with so much green grass and plants.
Driving through the city of San Antonio, to my big surprise, everything
was like new -- roads, houses, and buildings; even the name of San Antonio
has  been there for a long time. I believe there is over one million
population. I kept driving to Corpus Christi, thinking it was a very
small town, but it surely surprised me -- being such a big city, possibly
over 200 thousand population. That area is tropical and slightly
humid, smelling of salt. It is famous for fishing. At first
I tried to camp at Mustang Island State Park but they said I would have
to park on the sandy beach, which was not a good idea because the motorcyhcle
may fall and 
also may get more rust. So I camped at Colonia del Rey
RV Park for one night on full hooked-up price. They didn't
have the tent price. I accepted and wanted to have a good rest for
the next day.
On Thursday I drove the coastal line
on Route 35 along many swamp spots and at least ten oil refineries.
When I got near Galveston I saw many nice homes standing 10-12 feet above
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