April part 2 - Texas
So we headed to Canyon Lake in Texas after spending one night in the French Quarter and one night at my Aunt's house. It was a seriously long drive the next day, we left at 9am and didnt arrive till 7pm, after stopping for lunch and needing to fill up gas 2 or 3 times. I have to admit that I fell in love with the Hill Country the moment we drove into it. I loved the open spaces and the rocks and dust and cacti everywhere, and when we got to the lake it was stunning.
We spent a week in Canyon Lake visiting the nearby towns. We went to San Antonio, Wimberly, Fredericksburg, Greune, San Marcos and also Rob and I spent one night in Austin, and went to LBJ Lake.
We saw the Alamo, dinosaur footprints, Gruene Dance Hall (which looks like somewhere the Kings of Leon should play and invite me), Sixth Street Austin, Capital Building, the Riverwalk, the Rio Grande and so much other stuff I can barely remember now. I just remember having such a great time with family and friends (cheesy I know!). And oh man! The food! We ate so much BBQ and Mexican food. It was unbelieveable, I don't think I could eat anymore BBQ for a few years at least, Mexican food though, I can always eat. I love them tacos good. Side note: if you are ever in Pensacola, Florida try Miguels, the puff tacos are amazing!
We left from Sunrise Beach on Lyndon B Johnson Lake where we stayed with some of my step-mom's family. It was a beautiful little community they had deer EVERYWHERE. It was slightly eerie to drive through the community at night with the reflection of the deers eyes in the headlights, or to turn a corner and suddenly there are 3 deer staring at you. Felt like The Birds or Black Sheep except with deer.
Texas State Line
Outside the Alamo
Yummy Aquarita Cocktail
The Bar at the Gruene Dance Hall. The other side was where the dance floor and performance area was.
Chillaxin' on LBJ Lake.