After bannering on the river bank, we walked around Piedras Negras a little bit, finding better food and witnessing this part of the city.
a side street in Piedras Negras
Misinformation rife in Mexico also – this looks like a 24 week old fetus, praying. An anti-choice, anti-life, anti-womyn’s health propaganda poster hanging on the street.
Banners and light show in small city park in Eagle Pass on a major road. Lots of people pass and honk in support.
My RRB has already been peed on, had a cup of coffee or soda thrown onto the “Mujeres Creciendo La Paz” side so far this trip. But at least my windshield is in tact as are all 6 of my tires. So maybe MAGA’s violence has diminished.
I have my first lengthy discussion this morning as I’m preparing to get on the road again. As I walk to the bathroom and back again, I notice a friendly-appearing older white man watching me. When I get into my truck, he walks by the driver’s side, still smiling affably, continues down the sidewalk and then returns.
I can’t immediately tell if he’s a shallow salesperson-friendly or a genuine friendly.
I’m too tired from my early morning awakening, my fuel hose repair task, and the past few days preparing – always challenging getting ready for a prolonged road trip – to drive for very long. I try to drive until at least dusk to take the temperature of those traveling north along my beaten path.
I realize I was expecting some kind of strong reaction one way or the other
