Birthday Cake and Glass Blowing in Wimberley, Flooding in Palmetto State Park, Barrel Racing in Gonzales
March 31, 2007 A mockingbird sang songs of every bird it had ever heard. Kathy fell back to sleep listening to him. So when the horn beeped over and over it seemed in a dream, but she finally realized it was not a dream and woke Will. It was well after 8am. A white pick-up was beeping at us. Will grabbed his pants from the front and the man waved. Will dressed and went out and talked with him; he just wanted us to know we were on private property. Bikers come by and trash the place. He must know somebody because he said the department of transportation had extra blacktop and he asked them to put it here. He was a friendly Hill County fellow. We stayed a while. The mockingbird sat in the tree. Will saved a turtle, a big oddly shaped turtle from being smashed as it crossed the road. It was the largest wild turtle we have ever seen. We found a wifi hot spot in Dripping Springs, a pioneer village in Wimberley and a few streets to walk about in Wimberley too. Stopped in the Town Square Café...