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THE GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS
The Coastal Plains, Texas

The Padre Island National Seashore Go Down Go Back
Padre Island national seashore is located far away from South Padre with it′s beaches and hoards of vacationing college students know for beer guzzling, restaurant food eating, late night partying, loud noise making, trash littering, weekend warriors who arrive to fulfill their long list of wants that usually results in untold damage done and garbage left behind from their onslaught. Yes, the national seashore consists of a long beach on North Padre Island where nature is preserved.
Much of the park is primitive with nearly 70 miles of undeveloped beach camping.

National
Area: 130,434 acres
Coordinates: 26.984444, -97.380556
Access Fee: $10.00 and up
Camping Fee: $14.00 per night at Malaquite Campground

The 2022 Journey, Padre Island National Seashore Go Down Go Up
Wednesday, 16 February 2022, Padre Island National Seashore, TX.
(Day 270 TN) 60°F. 8:00 am, cloudy
Journey On, Day One
Full Snow Moon, 10:59 CT
Malaquite Campground
Awake, step outside to walk across the street to the restroom, then back to the jammer and because of the strong wind preventing me from boiling water, I choose to begin packing out. First, I put the solar panels in their place, next, I rearrange the inside and when all is positioned, I climb into the drivers seat, start the jammer, pull forward twenty feet and then step out to police the area.
Methinks, policing the area is something that I have done ever since 1970 when I was in boot camp. I get back into the jammer and drive out of the park and into the carnival area where I stop at the cafe for some coffee and WiFi, and methinks, it is nice to have a connection again as there was no phone signal in the national seashore. I connect to the internet and begin uploading my files.
The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore
(m2cont-nam-12-tx-12d-padreisland-2022-0215.1203) Sea Oats and Sand Dunes on Padre Island
The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore
(m2cont-nam-12-tx-12d-padreisland-2022-0215.1552) Campsite 32 at Malaquite Campgrounde
The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore
(m2cont-nam-12-tx-12d-padreisland-2022-0215.1553) The Boardwalk over the Sand Dunes
The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore
(m2cont-nam-12-tx-12d-padreisland-2022-0215.1555) The View South on Malaquite Beach
The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore
(m2cont-nam-12-tx-12d-padreisland-2022-0215.1556) The View North on Malaquite Beach

The 2013 Journey, Padre Island National Seashore Go Down Go Up
The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore
(m2cont-nam-12-tx-12d-padreisland-2013-1022.0612) Padre Island Crepuscular Sunglow
The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore The Coastal Plains
The Padre Island National Seashore

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