"Today is a Good Day to Drive!" .....Van-Go

This historic site is where one of the battles of the Mexican American war took place back in 1846.  It was a war over territory.  The Mexican's claimed they owned what we now call Texas and the United states said they did.

Here is a guy chosen to yodel with the RedHead Express at Bentsen Palm Village Yep, he became a red head for the yodel song!!

Carry Set-up Practice A little chit and chat Play...and then Show time These RedHead Express love playing and singing! The Walker Boys love playing and singing!

They are irrigating down here in the Texas Valley See I got the old mission! Nope, just a skin what a beautiful facade must have had a fire but they are saving the bricks fire ant! can you find them?

We try to be good roadies and arrive a little early to make sure everything is ready for the group. We help unload Spend some time chatting and playing around While everyone else is busy Then come the sound checks And before you know it, the show begins We love watching the show every time! Then comes the teardown and the repacking and off we go our separate ways for another night to catch up and do it all again tomorrow! Yippie!!!

That is: most performances heard!! It all began back on October 24, 2008 when we wanted to go see Beetle’s Legend in Branson, MO and ended up with a timeshare and free tickets to a show for a new group in town, The RedHead Express.  We just loved them! So, we kept in touch via emails and showed up in Texas at their 9-minute audition for activity directors of RV parks in the Valley, where we spend our winters, dressed as RedHead Express Roadies.  Our bonds grew as we saw them again in Missouri, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Kansas, Illinois, Tennessee, and Florida.  This was our 100 performance!!  More important than the number of performances we have seen is the friendship we have. It is one of those dear friendships that has bubbled over into the feeling of family.