This time we made it and stopped in St. Mary's Church, Praha. Although the church is under scaffolding, we found the front door and entered to find peace and some of the most beautiful handwork made by man. |
The side altar |
The painted ceilings and columns. |
Another view of the main altar |
And along the roadside, we found plenty of wildflowers! It had been a wet spring and wildflowers were popping up everywhere in Central Texas. What a lovely site! |
We used our wildflower reference guide to identify at least 50 varieties of flowers along the wayside. |
Colors galore! |
This was an interesting wildflower that we had to see up close to find the name--it's in the milkweed family. |
We visited Wildseed Farms to walk through meadows of flowers. |
At this location, wildflowers are grown for their seeds. You name the flower and you can see it growing here. This is a field of poppies. |
Indian paintbrush |
And larkspur inviting to butterflies and human visitors |
down the road from Wildseed Farms, at Hye you can tour Garrison Bros. Distrillery for a taste of true Texas bourbon |
And the day is not complete without a slice of pie from Fredericksburg Pie Company. If you are in the area on the weekend, enjoy a great evening show at Rockbox Theater-- Always up for something different--take a trip to Hill Country, Texas |
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