Harleys

Clyde has a favorite spot right here by the Texas flag we painted on the side of the building two years ago.


Our planting project is taking well.  Will waters it every day.

Saturday was a fun evening even if Kathy couldn't talk.  She lost her voice on Thursday and is sipping shots of lemon, honey and cayenne pepper between her beers.

Wildcat Thicket is filling in for the Bushriders so are doing a back to back show nights.

Kathy, Sylvia and Kay stopping for a photo.

Jim is feeling good tonight too.

Sylvia and Calida taking care of the BBQ; served up around 6.

What a surprise, Jack came out for the evening.  Liz is up in Colorado resting after some eye surgery.

The Texas map was a save from the old Challenger Center of the San Benito. Kathy donated it to Harley's

Willie found a shad spot to nap.

And Clyde is back in his spot; now it is Sunday.

We had a visit from Scotty and

Melissa, down from the hill county.  Good to see them here.  Scotty was one of Harley's originals.

Kathy enjoyed dancing and had clapping to Jason on the fiddle.

Kathy Rosey and her daughter, Patti have become friends.

Time for the Sunday BBQ

There is aways beans and rice, chicken molley, BBQ chicken and BBQ port and lots of goodies that other people bring.

Jay got Kathy up dancing.  Harley's is the best Honky Tonk in Texas.

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Darryl and Cindy Cunningham said…
Fun times and good friends. Looks like life is good. What part of Texas?
5:50 AM, February 04, 2016
Darryl and Cindy Cunningham said…
Fun times and good friends. Looks like life is good. What part of Texas?
5:50 AM, February 04, 2016
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