momto2nenas
DIS Veteran
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- Jan 25, 2007
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Wow, this starts my 4th trip report and made our 5th visit to Disneyland, California!
My husband recently cross-trained into a new career with the US Air Force. For his training we relocated to San Angelo, Texas for 6 months for his Intelligence School. We were beyond thrilled when his new orders were to CALIFORNIA! I immediately started planning our road trip to NorCal/Gold Country California and new Disneyland would make a perfect pit stop along the way.
With only a few weeks to plan, I had to get on the ball! Our stop at Disneyland was the easy part and the best part was the military was practically paying for our vacation since it was enroute to our destination and part of our alloted "travel days and expenses"!
First we had to get out of Texas! We started early in the morning with White Sands National Monument in Alamogordo, New Mexico our "scenic destionation" for the day. The scenery went from flat and boring to hilly and beautiful. I thought the view from the rearview mirror was the best.
We spied the white sand in the distance and soon found ourselves at the park. So eerie out there in the middle of nowhere! Pretty in a "feel like you're on the moon" kinda way.
We drove on to Las Cruces, NM for the night and would be Phoenix, AZ bound in the morning.
My husband recently cross-trained into a new career with the US Air Force. For his training we relocated to San Angelo, Texas for 6 months for his Intelligence School. We were beyond thrilled when his new orders were to CALIFORNIA! I immediately started planning our road trip to NorCal/Gold Country California and new Disneyland would make a perfect pit stop along the way.

With only a few weeks to plan, I had to get on the ball! Our stop at Disneyland was the easy part and the best part was the military was practically paying for our vacation since it was enroute to our destination and part of our alloted "travel days and expenses"!

First we had to get out of Texas! We started early in the morning with White Sands National Monument in Alamogordo, New Mexico our "scenic destionation" for the day. The scenery went from flat and boring to hilly and beautiful. I thought the view from the rearview mirror was the best.





We spied the white sand in the distance and soon found ourselves at the park. So eerie out there in the middle of nowhere! Pretty in a "feel like you're on the moon" kinda way.




We drove on to Las Cruces, NM for the night and would be Phoenix, AZ bound in the morning.