Toyota RAV4 Usados en Venta en El Paso, TX

Going on road trips around the country. One particular time we drove from El Paso to Carlsbad. The car made the trip perfectly fine. It was about a two and a half hour trip. We went to visit Carlsbad Caverns first. Unfortunately, we started our trip too late. By the time we got to the caverns, they were already closed for the day. We decided to stay the night at a hotel and then in the morning we could go back to the caverns and actually see them. The next morning we woke up early and went to go get breakfast. We had breakfast at a local diner, but I can't remember the name of the place we went to. The breakfast was really good. After that we finally headed to the caverns. We spent a few minutes looking around the museum. The museum also had a gift shop. After that we bought our tickets to go into the caverns. We went down the caverns, I think it was about a mile and a half of a walk. It got darker the further down we went into the caverns, so we had to be careful and pay close attention to where we were walking. Finally, we got to the bottom. There were little stand to buy food or souvenirs. When we were going back up, we were pretty tired so we chose to take the elevators up. We bought a few things from the gift shop, and then we left. Our car survived a trip to a burger place, and then the two and a half hour home.

Because the seats aren't too bulky and there's a lot of space in between the driver and passenger seat I can always look in on my kids. One day we were at Sonic getting sandwiches and I happened to look in the back seat and both of my kids are sticking out their tongues and making funny faces. So I just pulled up my phone stuck out my tongue and snapped one of my favorite portraits of me and my children.