If
you’ve never heard of them, the Marfa Lights are mysterious lights that appear
on the horizon at night in a particular stretch of road in a particular
direction. The lights move around, change color, appear and disappear and even split
up. We decided to spend the night at the Marfa Mystery Lights Viewing Center to
see if we could see these lights. Yes, the town built a special viewing center
with red lights to keep your eyes accustomed to the dark and 3 sets of binoculars
if you want to see the lights closer.
In
the meantime, the stars were absolutely amazing. The Milky Way was bright. It
was probably the clearest stars I’ve seen in 40 years or so.
Did
I say it was cold, it was very cold! It dropped in temperature when we were in
Davis Mountains. The temperature dropped to 20 F at night for a few nights in a
row. When John tried to dump the tanks the final morning, he found the lines
froze. The sewer pipe we have to connect lines was frozen and cracked. Turns
out the artic pack we have (heaters for the tanks) aren’t working. We ended up
buying a new pipe and things finally thawed in a few days. Ah, the sh_t you
have to take when living in an RV (yes, literally, the sh_t froze)!
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