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For those that enjoy the taste of bourbon... this is a local Texas group that has some fun content.
The only channel where a world-wide community of whiskey lovers bask in the glory of unpretentious knowledge and top shelf shenanigans.
They really are... but they are also very knowledgeable about bourbons. They have some fun stuff like these posts, then others where they do reviews of bourbons. The other guy that used to be involved with them was great, but since he runs a sommelier school and the distillery is done under a certain type license/tax code he had to leave.I finally had a moment to watch. They're hysterical.
They really are... but they are also very knowledgeable about bourbons. They have some fun stuff like these posts, then others where they do reviews of bourbons. The other guy that used to be involved with them was great, but since he runs a sommelier school and the distillery is done under a certain type license/tax code he had to leave.
Last RV trip to Blanco I was planning on visiting their establishment. There are a lot of distilleries and wineries down in that area. Never got around to it as we spent a lot of time in the State Park enjoying the scenery and walking around Fredericksburg. One of my favorite stops was at Andalusia and I really wish their product would move up a little further north. I don't want to have to drive 1.5 hours to go get a bottle of their nectar.I like genuine and authentic people and especially if they have unique skills, and take the time to share them with their own panache. It makes the world better and I love that they are Texan!
Last RV trip to Blanco I was planning on visiting their establishment. There are a lot of distilleries and wineries down in that area. Never got around to it as we spent a lot of time in the State Park enjoying the scenery and walking around Fredericksburg. One of my favorite stops was at Andalusia and I really wish their product would move up a little further north. I don't want to have to drive 1.5 hours to go get a bottle of their nectar.
Our next trip down to that area I do plan on swinging by. It will be a longer trip to them as we are planning on staying at South Llano River State Park this time as their skies are a little darker, as it should be since they are a recognized International Dark Sky park. It is a Bortle 2/3 zone. It is the green looking rectangle on the middle left.
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This is what I currently shoot in.
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Red bad... yellow not as bad but you still wish you were somewhere else, green meh.... light blue OK and dark gray you are a happy camper.
Those were just some I pulled to the side of the road to grab when we were hauling the RV into Blanco back.Thanks for sharing your pictures; that field is amazing! Indian Paintbrushes are beautiful and of course the blue bonnet patches are exceptional for special photography.
Those were just some I pulled to the side of the road to grab when we were hauling the RV into Blanco back.
I remember when it was like that all over Texas... of course, Ladybird was a big pusher of planting wildflowers along the Texas highways when while her husband was in office and after he left. In fact, there is the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center at The University of Texas at Austin which is the state botanical garden and arboretum of Texas. She was really big into wildflowers.
Somewhere I have a photo of several acres of a plot that is nothing but bluebonnets. The landowner planted them just like people plant a regular crop. It was near the Lyndon B. Johnson Ranch.
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