Our first day in San Antonio can be summed up in one word: HOT. It's hot. Sure, it's a dry heat, but it's still 102 degrees and sunny, and Clark doesn't have particularly effective air conditioning (it's okay, but the extent that it can cool the RV is limited to about 20 degrees below the outside air temperature).
Nevertheless, we ventured into San Antonio for a couple of hours to check out the Riverwalk and eat some ice cream.
The ice cream was from a shop called Lick Honest Ice Creams and it was delicious. They offer a variety of original flavors, some of which are vegan. Yes!
Then we went back to the campsite because we were sweating like maniacs and some of us (you can probably guess who) were getting grumpy. We took naps and played Minecraft.
And then when it cooled off a bit, we checked out the campsite's playground. This weekend, we're staying at a KOA that has a playground dating straight back to the 1980s. Behold:
Object 1 - The Spinny Thing
There were also see-saws, a metal climbing teepee with chipped paint circa 1985, and swings in the shape of ponies.
Object 2 - Dangerous(ly fun) Metal Climbing Apparatus
There were also see-saws, a metal climbing teepee with chipped paint circa 1985, and swings in the shape of ponies.
Sam's assessment of the playground: "For once, they have some GOOD STUFF to play on!" Truth, buddy. THIS is why we're taking you across America. To help open your mind to new things.
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