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Dustball Rally 1000

"It's about the drive." The Dustball Rally 1000 starts Aug. 25 in El Paso, TX and ends there a day later. This is a "gimmick" rally where teams solve puzzles and avoid being tricked as they find their way to mystery locations. They earn points along the way. Nobody knows where the Saturday overnight location is. Me (Rick) and my sister (Liz) are Team MINI Dust Mites (#77). We'll be sharing driving and navigating responsibilities. We'll be competing against no more than 50 teams for the $1500 1st prize. This is not a race, but we'll be carefully following directions and navigating the MINI Cooper within 500 miles, we think, of El Paso. We'll be followed and monitored by sponsors, photographers, video and others. Find out more at http://www.DustballRally.com .
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    Now on US-90 heading west and into the town of Uvalde, where we obtained an answer and asked the locals a question pertaining to the next town. At this point, we tended to meet up with fellow rallyists Team Chingon from Las Cruces, NM. We're both trying for the grand prize, so we're understandably evasive but friendly toward each other.
    We arrive at a major geographical landmark, the Pecos River crossing, north of Del Rio, TX. We're within sight of the US-Mexican border. Answers to this question required getting off the main road to a nearby rest area/overlook.
    The Pecos River crossing (we'll be traveling from right to left (east to west) in this photo. The Pecos River (coming from the north) meets the Rio Grande River (toward the lower left) near this spot, northwest of Del Rio, TX.