The center was closed when we arrived but the trail is always open. |
Seeing hunting season opened yesterday, this deer thought she had found a safe hideaway probably. |
The trail takes you down to a beautiful, serene walk alongside the Gaudalupe. |
Fall is arriving |
No photo shop here! |
Mr squirrel came out to see if we brought him anything tasty. |
Of course, they were interested in seeing if Wayne brought bread. |
the bridge that takes you into downtown. |
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The old theatre, which is sadly not used. |
It took awhile to figure out why there was a question mark on that sign...but we got it. |
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The downtown could use some entrepreneurs. About half of the shops are still in business. |
This is a great bookstore. |
The Schreiner Mansion, 1879. Besides building this beautiful home, which is fully resorted, Charles Schreiner donated 140 acres and created a boys' military high school & two-year college, known as Schreiner Institute a few miles down the road. The school eventually became Schreiner University, a four-year private liberal arts college that is still operational today. |
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Our favorite place to grab one of the best breakfast tacos we have ever eaten. |
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We love hanging out in Kerrville... |
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