We finish our visit to Wimberley, explore Buda (but not Pest), and collect a Navajo Chicken.

I learn the tragic truth of the mysterious ruins of Wimberley. Alas. Rest in Peace, Cypress Creek Cafe.

I meet the mystery cat...and get a hint about the even more mysterious ruin in Wimberley, Texas.

More shops in Wimberley, a lovely nap, and, by way of conclusion, a bit of ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response).

We further explore Wimberley, Texas. I see Martha with wings. And we observe bullies at their best. Or, rather, worst.

We learn how #PaulSimon won friends and delighted many in his new town of #Wimberley, #Texas.

In which we meet Lloyd, consider stone, and explore the boots of Bootiful Wimberley.

We further explore the Square Inn and discover the Mysterious Blue Light at night. Also, there’s more about The Bird.

We meet the kind folks at The Square Inn, including their great-grandson, a beautiful new-born.

Continuing our adventures in Wimberley, Texas. We check out a Lavender shop, buy honey, and consider the Square Inn in all its glory.

In which we meander on a bit in Wimberley, and encounter Mills and Gift...but, alas, not a Bent Tree.

In which we further explore Wimberley, and it’s musical roots, complete with a note about Mr. “Mrs. Robinson” himself, the great Paul Simon.

And we’re off to the Creekhouse, maybe our fav restaurant in Wimberley, Texas.

My most recent #Travelblog post. I chat about Wimberley and how it made a living by becoming the great swimming hole o’ Texas.

Check out my latest travelblog posting. It’s all about recent trip to Wimberley, Texas, home to some of the biggest names in American music.

The story of the remarkable Grace Rosanky Jones of Salado, who created a fortune in fashion and kept Salado on the map.

Maybe John Wayne...or at least Westerns...helped Salado survive.

Economically speaking, the town of Salado, Texas, shouldn't exist. The fact that it does, and thrives, requires a bit of explaining.

A tour of some of the shops of Salado, Texas.

As you know, I’m talking about our recent trip to Salado, Texas, a little town a few miles north of here. You’ll recall that last time, I...