Well, so far so good. Weathers been gorgeous & No roadside issues - 
Spent the nite at Poverty Point reservoir state park in Delhi LA. Super nice Campground. Pretty place. Lots of nature trails. And bear warnings. (Didn’t see any bears tho.) Did not get the chance to check out the World Heritage Indian Mounds that are there as we didn’t unhook the truck.
Photos from Poverty Point evening stroll:
TX bound trip pics
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Let me guess, that is the Ruston, LA Whataburger. I’m way too familiar with I-20.
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Beautiful scenery @Simone excepting the Whatabuger sign kinda distorts the landscape of those lovely power lines. 
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This was an obvious but funny observation from folks who’ve never been to TX before… exit # 635, never seen that big an exit # !!! YIKES!
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@Stuart.Gamble
I’m not sure what town that was, we didn’t stop, just took the pic as driving by… I was thinking you were somewhere in north LA. 
waved hello from i20 
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@Archie
Thanks! Lovely power lines indeed.
Previous powerline sunset pic was actually taken for Banjoson, he’s got an interesting collection of pics similar…
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That first shot is frame worthy!
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When you passed through Monroe, you were in my neck of the woods.
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Since Banjoson is into powerlines see how the Scottish Powerlines are blotting our landscapes too
Stirlingshire
Scottish Borders
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I figured there must be at least Ten Thousand!
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Such a big number means, it is a big, big state to have a 635 mile long road!!
Texas length and width are about 800 miles so that explains it… https://www.google.com/search?q=texas+state+width+in+miles&client=firefox-b-1-d&ei=MFyAYb6eBouoqtsP7t-f0As&oq=texas+state+width+in+miles&gs_lcp=Cgxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAQAzoHCAAQRxCwA0oECEEYAFD18AxYnvkMYMX7DGgBcAJ4AIABlgGIAcIFkgEDMC41mAEAoAEByAEIuAEDwAEB&sclient=gws-wiz-serp&ved=0ahUKEwi-9rP1jfjzAhULlGoFHe7vB7oQ4dUDCA4&uact=5
Lovely pics. Simone!
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Thanks!
I don’t use filters on my pics, and that one came out so nice. Only thing I do to post them on here is crop and screenshot them down to a smaller upload size.
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@Archie
Thanks! Will fwd those Scottish powerlines to Banjoson! 99.9% sure he hasn’t seen them!
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Yup, and I’m originally from Massachusetts which is only about 110 mi N to S, & 190 mi E to W.
I thought AL was huge when we moved there…
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Well we made it to Longview!
Pics are pretty TX sunset from last nite. Would have posted it then, but I think verizon here is overwhelmed w users in the evening, and I could hardly do anything online with my phone!
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We’re probably smaller than you but I think we are unique in a way where our length and breadth are equal! 
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