Hey Kids,So if you look at a map of Texas, who can point out which part of Texas is called "the Panhandle"? If you look real close, you can probably guess. Well, I drove through that part of Texas a few days ago and boy did I get some good pictures of the sunset! I have included them with this post for you to see.
The Texas panhandle is fairly flat as you can see in one of the pictures. I think I saw a sign at a rest stop that said something like the "panhandle plains of Texas". The picture of my truck was taken at that rest stop just east of Amarillo, Texas. Can you find that city in the panhandle?
So just one more question; if I left Oklahoma and went into the panhandle of Texas, what was the next state I went into?
Okay kids. Have a great day and be sure to write to me about any questions or comments you have.
Blessings,
~TruckerTony
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You are doing a great job.
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From Dulce and Isis
Hello Trucker Tony!
ReplyDeleteWe enjoy hearing about your travels. We coudn't find an exact city east of Amarillo. Was the rest stop in Claude or McLean? Are you now traveling towards New Mexico? Either way, we look forward to knowing where you stop next and also what you're transporting.
Be safe and take care.
Rosemarie and Sophia
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ReplyDeleteIs the City Austin?
ReplyDeleteI think the next state you went to is new mexico
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the part where the panhandle is the sandy part lorenzo
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ReplyDeleteThe sandy part
ReplyDeletewe saw it on the map of google east of Amarrillo.
ReplyDeleteHI we saw it on the map it the east Amarillo. From Alexis
ReplyDeleteHi Tony this is Ryan and the last question when you go to oklahoma city to panhandle texas the answer is it louisiana
ReplyDeletethe next state you are going to is louisiana
ReplyDeletekaren helped me find the answers at the website answers.com it is "A region of the northeast United States comprising the modern-day states of Maine,New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
ReplyDeleteSo you all had some great answers! If you look at a map of just Texas, there is the big part of the state with a "handle" on the upper left part of the state...otherwise known and the North/West part of the state. So that's the panhandle, and yes Amarillo is in the panhandle.
ReplyDeleteThe rest area where I stayed was near McLean, just east of Amarillo.
The answer for the question of what "state" i would be going into next is New Mexico. When you leave Oklahoma going into Texas, you are traveling West. So the next state west of Texas is New Mexico.
Hi Tony and we saw all your kids all of us like christi we have some great questions bye Tony it's Ryan
ReplyDeleteHey trucker buddy Tony i like your baby and the funny part is when she got the pie and put it on her face and we got the dream catcher.
ReplyDeleteHey Trucker Tony I saw your baby it's cute Kristi. Your family is beautiful. Thank you for the package. I love the things you gave us if you have a questions just tell us From Alexis
ReplyDeleteHi Trucker Buddy Tony we have seen your family.
ReplyDeleteYour baby is cute.
Hope you have a great time.
Hi Trucker Buddy Tony.Thank you for the Dream Catcher and also the learning magazines.
ReplyDeleteHi Ryan,
ReplyDeleteThere are some good pictures of Kristi. She acts like a clown sometimes and we have video of her dancing too.
Hi Jonas,
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice picture of Kristi and I hope you like the dream catcher. I really liked the colors on that one. Have a good day at school!
Hi Alexis,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your nice words about my family. You are also welcome for the things I sent to you. I do have a question for you; what is your most favorite subject in school? What do you really like to learn about?
Hi Alona,
ReplyDeleteThank you for writing to me again and thanks for your comments on my family. I am having a great time because I am doing what I really like to do...DRIVE THIS BIG TRUCK! :)
Hi Karen,
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome for the package I sent. I thought there were a lot of neat pictures in those magazines and a lot of good information on what is in New Mexico. Will talk to you soon Karen!