Kerrville

 The predicted monsoon never developed and we have enjoyed some decent weather. Once upon a time these small country towns along the river; Kerrville, Ingram and Hunt had a lot of charm. Small towns with rustic cabins or campgrounds where people came on vacation, or just the weekend. Well the people came and they forgot to leave. Kerrville has more arts and cultural centers than many places a lot larger. It is midweek and the traffic is non stop. Wait till holiday weekend crowd gets here. Still in a pretty part of the hill country, just not the quiet country setting. People fleeing Austin and San Antonio I am sure. A lot beautiful homes and several retirement/assisted living places. Who knows maybe our future home is here. In spite of the negatives we shall return again. Very different from the RGV and within a days drive.


  There obviously was a rip in the space time continuum. Easter Island meets Stonehenge!

 The camera in Mary's phone, a Samsung Galaxy S7, consistently takes better pictures than my Canon DSLR, especially in low light conditions.

 Some better photos of the park than those previously posted.

 Because we pretty much had the park to ourselves, we invited some guest to join us.

 Some times my partner does not want to be my model...

 If your mama looked at you like that, a whipping was probably coming!


 Tomorrow it is on to Bandera, dude ranch capital of the world and points south.



gathering rosebuds and making memories...