icky texas coast

traveylin wrote:
Well now the windy season is in full force, 30 mph off the gulf 24 hours a day...After a week arthritis and cabin fever sets in. This is the source of energy for the tornado season in Oklahoma and Kansas. Family keeps us south this year.

Don't sit in your RV. Get out and walk around a Mall or big box store. What about an indoor flea market or even a restaurant meal and Cinema? Or take the opportunity to get rid of the stuff that seems to collect in the draws and cabinets in most RVs. There are ways to keep from getting cabin fever. :)

John&Joey wrote:

Clay L wrote:

rockportrocket wrote:
How many fish you catch n Az?

Just as many as I caught in TX.

LOL.

Of course, fresh TX wild gulf shrimp is worth the trip alone. Oysters in Port Lavaca ain't half bad either.

I am a Winter Texan and spent last winter (Nov - April) in Rio Hondo and its hard to beat wild gulf shrimp and fresh caught Speckled Sea Trout. The 28 mph SE breeze was nice also.

Clay L wrote:

rockportrocket wrote:
How many fish you catch n Az?

Just as many as I caught in TX.

LOL.

Of course, fresh TX wild gulf shrimp is worth the trip alone. Oysters in Port Lavaca ain't half bad either.

rockportrocket wrote:
How many fish you catch n Az?

Just as many as I caught in TX.

Look Rockport sucks. Wind, rain, evil minded people, high prices, wind, rain, wind rain, high prices. Why in the world would anyone even think of going to Rockport is beyond me.

I think it has a lot to do with where you are from. I live in western ND. I also long haul trucked for a number of years. I noticed how much LESS the wind was east of the Mississippi River, versus west of it.

So, if you are from the west, the wind does not seem too bad. If from the east, it is really windy.

Cannot tell how many times wind warnings were up in the east for 25 mph winds, and at home, 25 mph winds are just keeping the air fresh!

joebedford wrote:

MichDoc wrote:
I've heard of people being kept indoors by cold, or rain, or extreme heat, but I've never heard of anyone getting cabin fever from being kept inside by a "30 mph" wind.

Apparently you've never been to the RGV! :) It was very windy this past winter and lots of people (with smaller rigs) complained of cabin fever.

Hmmm, We have spent the last 8 winters there and the wind was seldom an issue where we were.

MichDoc wrote:
I've heard of people being kept indoors by cold, or rain, or extreme heat, but I've never heard of anyone getting cabin fever from being kept inside by a "30 mph" wind.

Apparently you've never been to the RGV! :) It was very windy this past winter and lots of people (with smaller rigs) complained of cabin fever.

How many fish you catch n Az?

Although I am a native Texan and I think Texans talk just fine, we ended up spending the winters in AZ.
Wind occasionally - once in a great while pretty strong - but I leave the awning out most of the time. Sure couldn't do that in Port Isabel TX.