Monday 4/8/2013
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| On our last day in canyon Lake, we drove back to Gruene, Texas. I wanted to spend the day checking out the shops. After shopping we went to the Gruene Hall, which bills itself as "the oldest continually operated dance hall in Texas". |
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| The Gruene Hall was open to the public that day, so we went inside to check it out. The dance hall had long wood tables. |
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| The side of the hall have large wood windows that open from the bottom to the top outside. |
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| View from the stage looking toward the bar. |
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| No bar stools at this bar. |
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| Large outside area for over flow when big bands are playing. |
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| Gruene Hall was used as the set for "Michael" with John Travolta. |
Tuesday 4/9/2013
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| The next day Mallery stood in the bus doorway, waiting for her Dad to get behind the wheel for our next destination. (A blogger friend posted on FB a new App that makes photo cartoons. The next few pictures were taken using the Android app called Cartoon Camera). |
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| Our drive to Fredericksburg , Texas was a short hour drive NW from Canyon Lake on Hwy. 290. |
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| Fredricksburg has a population of 10,530 people, and was established in 1846. The town is also notable as the home of Texas German, a dialect spoken by the first generations of German settlers who initially refused to learn English. |
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| We are presently staying at the Fredericksburg RV Park . |
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| Joe said we splurged and are paying $34 a day to stay here. He is not impressed, no concrete pads and the patios in his opinion are a joke. |
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| Our present address is # 93 Allegro Alley. |
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| The sites are pull through and are very long. Look at all the space we have in front of the RV. |
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| The sites are very fine gravel. |
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| Just up from our site is a small pond and a fish pond. |
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| As soon as we walked up to the fish pond, the fish came swimming up to us. When didn't have any food, so we couldn't feed them. |
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| We liked these signs some other RVer had out on his patio! |
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