By Sunday afternoon we had made it to Inks Lake State Park in Texas. Tom and Joy are Hosting there this season.If it wasn't for the cactus this place could be c0nfused for Minnesota.
The wind finally stopped blowing on Monday and we went to a cookout that evening with all of the Camp Hosts. We may have to look into this for future years.
On Tuesday we went into a "off the main drag" catfish grill, which since Bart introed me to catfish it appears I can eat. The Texans down here swear it tastes just like walleye.
The happening though was going for pie happy hour at the Blue Bonnet Cafe, which is noted for its pies. They were excellent. I had two pieces, German Chocolate and Apple. On a scale of 1-10, they are a definite 8.5.
The happening though was going for pie happy hour at the Blue Bonnet Cafe, which is noted for its pies. They were excellent. I had two pieces, German Chocolate and Apple. On a scale of 1-10, they are a definite 8.5.
It was real nice to spend a few days in one place and our time at Inks Lake ended on Wednesday when we left for Austin.
Our plan was to get into a RV Park do laundry, wash the rig and get ready for the next loop to areas east of Austin.
BTW if you haven't heard this before the wildflowers blooming down here are pretty amazing. We heard it is due to the efforts made by Lady Bird Johnson back in the 60's. It seems as if every ditch and fields covered in color..What pie rates a 10? Stay tuned as crossed an item of my bucket list on Thursday.
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