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<\/a><\/p>\nLa Hacienda had neat and clean everything\u2026putting green, large clubhouse, pool, free morning coffee at the office,<\/p>\n
Huge off leash dog park,<\/p>\n Newer washer\/dryers, ample sized toilet\/shower\/sink bathrooms, shade trees by the cabins which were speckled throughout the park,<\/p>\n Lots of snowbirds but the grounds are tidy, a comfortable \u201chomey\u201d feel. Small original touches like bird houses nailed on or hanging from almost every tree and a picnic park above the river.<\/p>\n Love Austin and will snatch up time here in any quantities given, even if just for one fleeting night. So worth staying up way past both of our bedtimes for a sprint through the magnificent new Whole Foods Market located in the new shopping area, Domain.<\/p>\n We passed through Johnson City of past President Lyndon B. Johnson fame. A delightful little town with a variety of Junque shops and tiny hole-in-the-wall diners. LBJ Ranch, inside Lyndon Johnson National Historical Park where he was born, lived, died and was buried, was a point of interest and will be added to our Bucket List for next time around.<\/p>\n Our drive to Kerrville for two nights stay at Buckhorn RV Resort was uneventful. John was impressed with the Resort.\u00a0 Me?\u00a0 Not so much so.<\/p>\n Casita\u2019s\u00a0for Class A rigs to lease located across the bridge, adults only gym<\/p>\n Outdoor bar with drink specials, Family\/Adult Only pools and shower houses<\/p>\n Large off leash dog park and children\u2019s play area across the bridge, spacious entrance but exorbitant nightly rates, sites are not that staggered and feel cramped, WiFi is spotty until about 11:00pm, located very near huge power lines and I can clearly see\/hear the trucks on IH-10.<\/p>\n Biggest redeeming quality for me was the Hill Country wildlife next door to the Resort.\u00a0 Lots of events and socials happening but for a TX Resort, I didn\u2019t quite feel at home.<\/p>\n Yea side trips! The Coming King Sculpture Prayer Garden loomed off to the right as we made our way to Buckhorn RV Resort and called for us to return\u2026so we did.<\/p>\n You can see that 77.7\u2019 tall hollow Coming King Cross from miles away, its location being the same latitude as Israel. Although the Garden is not complete, we basked in its perfect combination of tranquility and inspiration.<\/p>\n From the entrance upwards to the mountain where the gigantic cross is planted, currently stone lined and gravel road, is structured with areas soon to be filled with plants and flowers, formed in a vast 100 yard long cross embracing the earth.<\/p>\n Fisher of Men<\/p>\n The Great Commission<\/p>\n Several brass sculptures from noted Christian artists Beverly Paddleford of Lander WY, David Broussard of Dallas TX and Max Greiner Jr. of Kerrville TX adorn the area but wherever you gaze, the cross has a mighty presence.<\/p>\n Mary, Mother of Jesus<\/p>\n It Is Finished<\/p>\n Drove into the town of Kerrville seeking Wal-Mart. Block after block of metal roofs on every store and business along our route. Even the beautiful early 19th<\/sup> century cream colored stone buildings are topped with the stuff. Authenticity is moved aside to accommodate lower cooling bills and more reasonable replacement costs. Not that I have a problem with being environmentally frugal\u2026but really\u2026does every single business roof and government building roof in Kerrville need to be covered with metal? Seems someone was able to convince the whole town to throw authenticity out the window when it came to roof restoration.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Our last full day in The Woodlands is spent cleaning and packing stray accoutrements purchased for the slow journey North and a hasty side trip to Trinity, TX to check out the possibility of a TX winter work camp position … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n