#10 Crossing the most remote part of Texas

I finish up with hill country in Brackettville and then head up to Del Rio where I hit the desert with full force. I then attempt the longest stretch on the trip yet, 80 miles from Seminole State Park to Sanderson.

[AllieandSam]

Your diet is remarkably similar to our toddlers’ 😂

[GLORYWAVE.]

Come for the bike shots, stay for the life lessons! Sometimes, life takes you down a path that seems great at first, but after a while you realize it's a dead end and you need to turn around. Reminds me of the failed engagement with my ex-fianceé. At a certain point in time, I had to take a deep breath, assess the situation, and back out. I mean, at that point she had already left me, but I had to make the difficult decision to stop living in her spare bedroom. It was such a sick setup too; her new boyfriend was really chill and even let me play Madden sometimes. Keep em comin Beeline!

[dj]

I'm really enjoying your videos, stay safe and I look forward to your post next week.

[wallyaguirre]

I'm from Del Rio and now live in Dallas. I was telling myself no, stay on Hwy 90 between Del Rio and Brackettville knowing the outcome. 😮 I loved your positive attitude on the whole situation. 😊

[home]

Almost ran out of gas driving on Rt 90 from Lake Amistad to Sanderson at night…..had to drop speed from 70 to 45 to boost mpg…..made it just barely……absolutely love south & west Texas’ remoteness

[gshoe]

Honestly, I love your videos. Your voice is super relaxing and the cinematography is great!

[joelhorlen-zkxr]

I am lovin' your filmmaking, and it's bringing back some great memories from my 2010 Southern Tier. I stayed at that Motel 6 in Del Rio and did my laundry there as well.

[sunshinetravelings]

Excellent video. I always look forward to each one and share them with my Ma and Dad. I'm like, Ma! Dad! Look where the Beeline Fox is now! This is great, he's in Texas now! :) God bless!

[bmxpei]

Great segment on surviving the desert! I may have to give it a try now

[RiseNShine]

Love Chili Mac, but if your getting sick of it you should try the Chicken Tortilla soup by Campbells. That one is my favorite 😋

[ronniebiggs]

Another great easy watch dude really enjoyed it again🚴‍♂️It’s strange seeing big good roads but no traffic on them ? If this was the UK🇬🇧It would be traffic carnage all the way .👌🎥🚲🚴‍♂️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[Gravelish]

I`ve been watching since first episode of this trip. Keen two wheel rider here and really like your mellow mood and output on these videos. Actually your music reminds me of another favorite adventurer Foresty Forest 😁 stay safe and happy travels, looking forward your next video😎

[teddgram]

Sometimes those wrong turns or Google Maps guesses lead to some pretty cool stuff. Too bad yours led to a locked gate.

My wife used to pick up Wolf Chili at Sam's Club a long time ago. It used to come in a box (as opposed to a can). I wish it still did and i could find it here. Loved that stuff.

[kevdaigle]

What do you use for editing these videos? These are great!

[BenMcCarvill]

This looked tough! Into the great wide open…Thankfully no tube patching needed in the desert heat. Loved the Napoleon Dynamite nod 😂 Craving chilli now.

[billysbikesbrews]

Love The Series.. I think a good video would be.. How did you packed your gear in the Panniers.. Where did you store your food Canister ??

[TheXxRAMSAYxx]

My father worked on that railroad. Never shut up about how annoyed he was they canned the project

[mandyfarmer]

Loving this journey. Your videos are wonderful.

[ShawNshawN]

BTW the "Don't mess with Texas" was a campaign to stop mass littering in Texas. So the beer cans are some of the remains of the people not following it. The campaign was very successful to cut down on litter, but people reinterpretted it to the saying it is today.

[marcolamy]

Lovin' your updates, Beeline. One day I hope to pass through those parts. Ride safe.