Day 5 & 6

Lots of flatland again. Texas is very big and very flat. Trying to make it to the coast so at least there is the ocean to look at.
I made it to Texas in time for some squirrel hunting. Too bad i left my BB gun at home. I didn't think squirrel's were such a problem that they had there own hunting season. Only in Texas i guess.
I finally made it to the gulf coast and it was a little cooler, but still hot. All the houses on the coast were on stilts in case of a hurricane i guess. Road along the coast a bit then took the ferry over to Galveston. Some more riding and i ended up in Corpus Christi Texas. It was the crappiest motel yet.
I woke up the next day destined for Mexico. I still had a few miles left of boring Texas. Crossing into Mexico was fairly easy. No lines and just a few papers to fill out and i was through. Then line coming back into the USA were much longer.
The scenery was pretty much the same for awhile except everything was now in Spanish. I could understand some things here and there. Thanks to the Spanish i took in high school and the little bit Kristie taught me. Thanks for the Spanish and the first aid kit Kristie.
Then I saw some rolling hills that turned into mountains. Too hot and tired to really enjoy the curvy roads though. Theirs always tomorrow. Ended the day in a small hotel in Mante Mexico
Mexico has been great. No problems at all. Everyone's been very friendly