This town is the name that people call me all the time, so naturally when I was in New Mexico and saw a sign leading to it, I had to follow it. The town is actually more famous than you think as its named after Kermit Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the U.S. Not much to see here, but its cool to visit a town with such a name.
260. This is the birthplace of the Texas flag, so if you want to learn a piece of Texas history, stop by.
If you want to visit a town with a population of three in, the check out Luckenbach, Texas, unfamiliar destination number 127.
A taste of Germany in Texas is Fredericksburg, Texas; unfamiliar destination number 97.
Bryan/College Station is a college town in Texas with a Presidential Library. Check it out.
Come check out San Antonio, TX, the home of the Alamo.
The 4th largest city in the U.S. is usually not one of the places that comes to mind when you think of visiting a U.S. city, but it should
Waco, Texas, yup, its a pretty place. You should check it out.
