On my way home from San Antonio I was on Highway 281 and as it goes through Blanco, I decided to stop and walk around the square. For these doors, I managed both a near and far vantage point.
White door, near.
From across the street.
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Double white doors, near.
From across the street.
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Historical building door, near.
And from across the street.
The Apple Store Patio Cafe is in Medina, Texas. Hubby and I recently ate there for the first time. Wonderful aromas from the apples, cinnamon, and wood-burning stove. The food was good, too. They even had two — count them: two — veggie burgers on their menu. In the front is a shop with all kinds of apple products. They also sell various apple trees.
Thursday is for Doors over at Norm 2.0.
I came across this while on an urban hike in Johnson City, Texas.
“Take what you need. Leave what you can.”
On my home from Dallas, I decided to stop in Waco and visit the Magnolia Market, the retail shop from the Fixer Upper people on HGTV. I arrived at 9:20 a.m. and parked in their (free) parking lot. It’s a big parking lot, but it was almost full when I left just after 10:00 a.m. If you decide to visit, go early or be prepared to pay for parking. Several businesses around them charge a fee to park. Even at 9:20 a.m. on a weekday, it was very busy in the store. I didn’t photograph anything inside, as I was trying to check out all the doo-dads on the shelves. There are several food trucks along the rim of the courtyard. Some open early for those wanting coffee and such.
This green space is a big area for the kiddos, with some toys always available from a nearby bin.
You can relax in the striped bean bag chairs while your kids run amok.
Look what I found while wandering around Waring, Texas. What’s behind your barn?
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