Max and I standing on top of Old Baldy. It does have a great view of the surrounding area. |
We spotted this Veterans Memorial Park from the top of Old Baldy. |
On our way to the Veterans Park, we came across the EmilyAnn Theater. This is the smaller of the two theaters. |
This is the larger theater. It's a little early for the summer theater season, but they are the Shakespeare under the Stars for the Hill Country. |
While you are waiting for the play to begin, you can wander through the gardens or even have a picnic. |
I don't know who Mary Nelle is, but the gardens were dedicated to her with this lovely poem. |
You could even play a lawn sized game of chess while you are waiting. |
Notice the sculpture is made of farm and garden implements. |
Too bad there were no plays going on yet. I would have definitely come back for a Shakespeare under the Stars show. |
I've never seen a casserole to go food venue. But there is one in Wimberly, just off the square. |
This is one of the two large public inside dining areas. Close by there are at least 2 other dining area which are used exclusively for private parties and special events. |
This is one of their open pit BBQs. They can serve over 3000 on any given day and will go thru 10,000-20,000 pounds of meat over a weekend. |
After dinner we went back outside to listen to a different band. We sipped our suds, listened to the music outdoors for a while before heading back to Canyon Lake. |
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Great photos, thanks for sharing.
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