Dallas was very large. Driving the RV through the city was not my idea of fun. The city offered many cool attractions, but I really enjoyed the JFK memorial and all the information on his assassination, which occured in Dallas many years ago. The window that held the suspected killer is open to the public through the JFK museum.

We also were able to see two graves that Hanlon really wanted to see, Dimebag Darryl from Pantera and Stevie Ray Vaghan. Hanlon left a piece of himself behind in the form of guitar picks...

I was able to see Texas Stadium (where the Cowboy's play) and the historic Fort Worth Stockyards. This was the site of the first ever Rodeo in Texas.

As far as food is concerned, Dallas/Fort Worth both scored very high. In Dallas, a small burger joint called Snuffer's hit the spot. Their cheesy fries (which they are famous for) were excellent. In Fort Worth, a BBQ restaurant in the historic Stockyards named H3 Steakhouse proved to be our favorite thus far. Great BBQ and awesome bread/nachos really make me happy.

Too bad you guys could not have seen a real, live, Texas rodeo. Although, maybe that would not have been such a good idea after all. For some reason, I can picture Hanlon wearing his flipflops and Gator hat spurting out of a chute clinging to a killer bull named "Heartache Maker" or something like that! Hmmmm...never mind. No Rodeo For You!

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