Hill Country Spotlight Magazine - May / June Issue

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State Parks of the Texas Hill Country

SpotlightHill Country

Magazine

MayJune 2014FREE

Historic Hill CountryLampasas Texas Feud

Getting OutdoorsCycling the Hill Country

Spotlight FUN43rd Annual

Kerrville Folk Festival

Tips from KheyteaSummertime Make-Up

Student SpotlightElizabeth Bryant

San Saba High School

5th Annual Adult Soapbox Derby

Marble Falls June 13-15

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toward City of Llano

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In This Issue Cover PhotoGorman Falls Colorado Bend State Park

copy Ellen Yeates - wwwellenyeatesphotographycom

Spotlight Fun Kerrville Folk Festival pg 6

Historic Hill Country Lampasas Texas Feud pg 10

State Parks amp Natural Areasof the Texas Hill Country pg 12

Getting OutdoorsCycling the Hill Country pg 16

Tips from KheyteaSummertime Make-up pg 18

Student SpotlightElizabeth Bryant San Saba pg 8

Track ReadyDrivers Ready5th Annual Derby in MF pg 14

RecipeGrilled Shrimp pg 9

Dining Guide pg 24Bed amp Breakfast Hotel Guide pg 28

State Parks in the HC Guide pg 30

To All the Texas Hill Country Moms (amp Dads) Out There

A Very Happy Motherrsquos (amp Fatherrsquos) Day

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It is nearly music time in Kerrville folks On May 22nd The Kerrville Folk Festival in its 43rd year will kick off For 18

straight days and nights this May and June over 30000 guests will come from all over the world to experience the festival held at Quiet Valley Ranch just outside of Kerrville The event is known internationally as a Mecca for singer songwriters of varying musical style Itrsquos a place where those just developing their skills have the opportunity to play their music side by side with renowned musicians The Folk Festival founded by Rod Kennedy is a uniquely fun event everyone should visit Rod Kennedyrsquos passion for music led him to create the Kerr-ville Folk Festival He understood that the artists whom write their own songs didnrsquot have a whole lot of support and encour-agement In 1972 this led to him creating what would become one of the largest and most enduring folk festivals in the na-tion A diverse group of singer-songwriters were immediate-ly attracted The magic of the singer-songwriter boom of the early lsquo70s was captured and portrayed at the festival spotlight-ing the birth of the cosmic cowboy and outlaw country move-ments with performers like Townes Van Zandt Ray Wylie Hubbard and Jerry Jeff Walker Up and coming folk musicians blended right in with established stars such as Peter Yarrow The Kerrville Folk Festival has turned into the longest contin-uously running music festival of its kind in North America

Over 1500 outstanding singer-songwriters have been present-ed on the Festivalrsquos stages since the festival took root Though termed a ldquofolk festivalrdquo the event offers music of many styles including traditional folk acoustic rock jazz blues country bluegrass and Americana The overriding theme is songwrit-ing regardless of genre and the goal is to promote emerging artists while gifting the audience with exposure to both new and recognized singers Artists such as Willie Nelson Robert Earl Keen Lyle Lovett Mary Chapin Carpenter Lucinda Wil-liams and Nancy Griffith played Kerrville early in their careers

Helping to boost musical careers along is the Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Competition which takes place each year at the festival The New Folk Competition is a yearly compe-tition to discover promising new singer songwriters Thir-ty-two finalists are selected from a field of 800 entries to share two of their original songs in an afternoon appearance on the stage of the Threadgill Theater Six winners are select-ed by a small group of well-established performing songwrit-ers In addition to cash and other prizes the six winners are invited to the main stage to perform a 20-minute set A New Folk Competition win carries prestige in the singer-song-writer community due to the peer-professional judging and the festivalrsquos long history of recognizing emerging artists who have later gone on to great success such as Steve Earle Nanci Griffith Robert Earl Keen Lyle Lovett and James McMurtry Many event goers come out just to see the evening main stage shows They are doing themselves a great injustice The heart and soul of the music festival is in the campgrounds and visit-ing the camping area is the best way to experience the magic of the Kerrville Music Festival This is where you can truly expe-rience and appreciate the abundance of talented singer-song-writers that show up each year Impromptu jam sessions pop up constantly around campfires or anywhere else there are people willing to listen And the music doesnrsquot stop when the sun goes down some of the best music can be heard in the campgrounds

SPOTLIGHT

Kerrville Folk Festival By Ronnie Ratliff

Threadgill Stage

The Audience Enjoying the Festival

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24-hours-a-day Over 20 acres of scenic and rus-tic Hill Country camp-grounds within walking distance of the outdoor theater and Chapel Hill accommodate both tent and RV campers There is surely something for ev-eryone who enjoys music camping the outdoors and making new friends

The Kerrville Folk Music Festival also includes spe-cial concerts and activi-ties for children Visitors can also enjoy hill coun-try bike rides canoe trips on the Guadalupe River hiking and other outdoor activities Sundayrsquos include events such as the Sunday Folk Song Services and there is a Saturday Shab-bat Service as well Musicians and event goers can also take place in educational activities Emerging songwriters as well as teachers are drawn to the festivalrsquos many learning oppor-tunities such as the 34th Annual Songwriters School Blues Guitar Workshop Harmonica Workshop Ukulele Workshop Capo Workshops a Music Law Panel Discussion and the 13th Annual Professional Development Program for Teachers

This festival is another event the Texas Hill Country is blessed to host It presents us with the chance to meet new people from all around the world hear great new music and be ambassa-dors of the great state of Texas and the amazing Hill Coun-try Music lovers really should adventure out to Quiet Valley Ranch nine miles south of the Kerrville for the 43rd annual Kerrville Folk Festival Hardcore enthusiast can camp the en-tire length of the event from Thursday May 22 through Sunday June 8 2014 Otherwise pick a specific day or stay for a few but make it part of your plans You will find music and peo-ple in a setting that makes this Americarsquos premier folk festival

2014Schedule of Events

for more info Visit

wwwkerrvillefolkfestivalorg May 22 ndash 25 features RAY BENSON amp MILKDRIVE STEVE POLTZ DALE WATSON JUDY COLLINS MOORS amp MCCUMBER JOHN FLYNN TERRI HENDRIX IAN MOORE STEVE SESKIN amp ALLEN SHAMBLIN MARY GAUTHIER and VANCE GILBERT

May 24 -25 The 2014 Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Compe-tition for emerging songwriters held from 1pm to 4pm

May 26STEVEN FROMHOLZ LIFE CELEBRATION with multitudes of guest artists singing Steversquos songs and telling his stories It will be a great night of music and a special gathering to remember one of the best songwriters to grace our planet May 26 - 29 Songwriters SchoolMay 27 - 29 Blues Guitar Workshop

May 30 ndash June 1 features DANA COOPER TROUT FISHING IN AMERICA PETER YARROW (of Peter Paul and Mary) SHAKE RUSSELL amp MICHAEL HEARNE JAMES HILL BRENNAN LEIGH amp NOEL MCKAY RAY CHESNA RAGGED UNION SARAH SAMPLE amp EDIE CAREY and BREWER amp SHIPLEY

June 2 -4 Harmonica amp Ukulele Workshop

June 6 ndash 8 Wrap up the Festival withSTEVE FORBERT JEFF BLACK HARPETH RISING JIMMY LAFAVE ELIZA GILKYSON BILLY JONAS ALBERT amp GAGE ZOE LEWIS DAVID AMRAM amp THE AMIGOS BOBBY BRIDGER and LARRY JOE TAYLOR

Peter Yarrow

Shweiki Ad Here

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Student Spotlight Elizabeth Bryant San Saba High I have been to every southern state and have seen all of Texas from top to bottom I have experienced culture of an Okie and the laughs of a Cajun I have sunk my toes in the sand at Charlestonrsquos Beach and have shared a smile as I crossed the Mississippi River with my family Though I have made many great memories from my travels none can compare to the greatness of my home the Texas Hill Country

The Texas Hill Country is where I was raised and taught to love the land I walked upon I was always eager to do outdoor activities and soak up the beautiful scenery Nothing could beat a horseback ride through the pas-ture or spending a hot day on the Llano River I have had my fair share of chasing armadillos and rabbits as a kid always hoping I could get close enough Often times I would be seen walking with my head down while hunt-ing arrowheads or making sure not to step on a snake One thing that Irsquove learned in all my years here is that there is a lot more to the hill country than what meets the eye During the spring drives through the country are complimented with the many wildflowers that fill the bar ditches and fields You have not seen true beauty until you have laid your eyes upon a field of Texas Bluebon-nets

You may have seen brochures about sites to see around here but only those that get to experience it firsthand know its true beauty I have had the honor to live in the middle of it all The way the land changes throughout the days months and years are breathtaking I love going on walks and seeing the first bluebonnet begin to sprout through the rich soil I am careful not to step on them because I know that soon they will be beautiful flowers painting the Hill Country

I know that if I ever leave this place I can come back and find my true self amidst all this beauty I am the soft breeze that blows through the trees and I am the wild-flowers that spread throughout the countryside I am part of the Texas Hill Country ndash and it is forever a part of me This place is full of amazing things like the rare site of a painted bunting softly nestled on a branch or a red fox scampering by faster gone than he was here I have spent many nights under the big bright Texas stars and always felt as if I could see every galaxy out there Many Friday and Saturday nights are filled with the sounds of a rodeo

and street dance and many times Irsquove wished I could just dance forever Many nights I went varmint hunting and then drug my tail home just before the daylight broke I had a wonderful childhood Being raised in the Hill Country was a blessing Traditions are still welcome and most all share a feeling of care and love for our great land Some people talk of how badly they wish to escape or leave this place but I know when I do Irsquoll be just as ready to come back as they were to go No other place will have the memories of the screen door slamminrsquo at my grandparentsrsquo house in Bend or the sound of gun-shots throughout the whole countryside on opening day of hunting season I am going to miss the sunrise on the little hill my house sits upon and watching the rays shimmer into the water of our tank Even though I plan to leave for a while my dream is to one day return with a family of my own I want them to see and hear more than a story about this wonderful place I want them to learn love and grow up in this beautiful land we call the Texas Hill Country ndash just like I did

ldquoI have spent my whole life in the Texas Hill Country where I gained a deep love for the outdoors I live in San Saba Texas and will be attending Howard Payne University in the fall I have such fond memories about

this place that I will always hold dear to my heart I want to thank my family who has

always supported me and accompanied me through all of my adventuresrdquo

~ Elizabeth BryantClass of 2014 San Saba High School

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Grilled Shrimp with Walnuts and Scallions

Prep time 10 minutesCook time 4 minutesYield 8 servings

Walnut and scallion mixture1 cup finely chopped walnut halves and pieces lightly toastedThe zest and juice from 1 lemon14 teaspoon kosher salt13 cup extra virgin olive oil5 scallions cut into thin rounds green and white parts both

Shrimp2 pounds large shrimp shelled and deveined18 teaspoon ground black pepper1 tablespoon vegetable oil

Walnut and scallion mixture Whisk all ingredients together in a medium bowl set aside

Shrimp Preheat the grill and make sure it is hot before cooking the shrimp Thread the shrimp on two skewers and season with salt and pepper Coat with vegetable oil and place on the hottest part of the grill Cook for 2-3 minutes and then turn over Cook for an ad-ditional 2-3 minutes or until shrimp are opaque and have cooked through Remove the shrimp from the skewers and transfer them to the bowl containing the walnut and scallion mixture Arrange shrimp on a platter Serve immediately

Note For easier cooking use two skewers when cooking shrimp thread one through the area by the head of the shrimp the other by the tail This will keep the shrimp flat and will prevent them from spinning or falling through the grates during cooking

No time to grill This recipe works just as well sauteed Heat the oil in a large skillet and

cook the shrimp for 3-4 minutes or until cooked throughBPT

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Historic Hill Country Lampasas Texas Feud by Ronnie Ratliff

The Higgins and The Horrells Texas carries a special aura of a distinct Wild West frontier Legends

of Texas wealth and beauty spread wildly amongst the early Eu-ropean settlers drawing crowds of settlers to Texas Indian skirmishes were common and often made headlines in large city newspapers like New York and Boston There were also plenty of quarrels and gunfights that didnrsquot involve the Native Americans Wild West feuds such as the Earp-Clanton feud and their ensuing shootout remain popular still to-day However the Texas Hill Country had a feud of its own - the Higgins and Horrells And the town square of Lampasas had its own shootout

Among the early settlers of Lampasas County were the Horrell and Higgins families The Higgins family first settled here from Georgia in 1851 Their son John Calhoun Pinkney Higgins was 3 at the time He acquired the nickname ldquoPinkrdquo at an early age due to his middle name Higgins began taking part in cattle drives north into Kansas as a young teenager while working on his fatherrsquos ranch Higgins remained in Lampasas County for most of his youth During that time he took part in numerous fights with hostile Indians who would raid the family ranch and try to steal livestock He also took part in the hanging of sev-eral cattle rustlers as an active member of the Law and Order League which was organized to battle outlaws and horse and cattle thieves

In 1857 the Horrell family from Arkansas settled near the Higgins property The families were friendly neighbors until the 1870rsquos The Horrell brothers ndash Mart Tom Merritt Ben and Sam grew up and be-came quite rambunctious They were later named the Lawless Hor-rell Boys after a 5 year spree where they committed numerous mur-ders before four of the brothers were killed in different incidents

During this time Lampasas had a reputation as a wild frontier town The Horrell brothers who some called ldquofun-loving cowboysrdquo but oth-ers were getting fed up with as they were regularly ldquoshooting up the townrdquo were one of the reasons for the townrsquos rowdy reputation In Janu-ary 1873 Lampasas County Sheriff Shadrick Denson attempted to arrest two brothers Wash and Mark Short The sheriff was impeded by the Horrell brothers This resulted in a gunfight with Sheriff Denson be-ing shot and killed by one or more of the Horrell brothers Soon after the county judge appealed to Governor Edmund Davis for help in tam-ing the town On February 10 1873 Governor Davis issued an order prohibiting the carrying of firearms inside town limits of Lampasas

This appeal for help also prompted the Texas State Police to dispatch a number of lawmen to Lampasas in order to settle things down Seven State Police arrived shortly thereafter under the command of Captain Thomas Williams On March 14 1873 state officers Andrew Melville Wesley Cherry and Jim Daniels arrested Bill Bowen a brother-in-law to the Horrell brothers for carrying a firearm For unknown reasons the officers headed back to town and entered one of the saloons The officers had a verbal exchange with the Horrell brothers after entering Jerry Scottrsquos Saloon with Bowen in custody After the verbal exchange a gunfight broke out leaving four officers dead including Captain Wil-liams Before he was killed Captain Williams shot and badly wound-ed Mart Horrell Tom Horrell was also wounded in the altercation Shortly after the gunfight several more state police were sent to Lam-pasas County The state police along with the Lampasas Sheriff and the Burnet County Minute Men were all searching for the lawless Horrell brothers Mart Horrell and three friends were quickly arrested and taken

to the Georgetown jail On May 2 1873 the remaining Horrell brothers and around thirty friends of the Horrell brothers broke into the jail and freed them The Horrells remained in the Lampasas area for several more months Eventually they gathered a herd of cattle and then headed for New Mexico They settled in Lincoln County New Mexico in the Ruido-so country west of Roswell Here they immediately got into more trouble in an affair known in New Mexico as the Horrell War At least seven-teen men were killed including one of the Horrell brothers Ben Horrell

By early February 1874 the brothers had returned to Lampas-as The brothers resettled in various parts of Lampasas County Sam lived about seventeen miles north of Lampasas near Simms Creek Tom had some property about seven miles north of Lampasas and Mart lived southeast of Lampasas near the Burnet County line They found that they were no longer welcome in the area Instead of being viewed as simply fun-loving cowboys they were now labeled out-laws Soon after their return the remaining brothers were arrested for the murders of Captain Thomas Williams and the other lawmen killed in Lampasas Due to a local jury hearing the case they were ac-quitted of the murder charges Some speculate the acquittal was out of fear of what would happen if they were found guilty It was a short

time after this acquittal that the Higgins-Horrell feud would begin

In May Pink Higgins accused the Horrell brothers of stealing his cattle The brothers were arrested but again acquitted due to a most-ly local jury hearing the case Higgins promised Horrell that he

Drawing by Mike Martin

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would settle the matter later with his gun Things became tense be-tween the two families However no actions were taken by either side until January 22 1877 It was on this day while in the Wiley and Tolandrsquos Gem Saloon in Lampasas that John ldquoPinkrdquo Higgins shot and killed Merritt Horrell in a gunfight The three remaining Hor-rell brothers openly vowed in public that they would take revenge against John Higgins They also publicly voiced that they would seek revenge on his brother-in-law Bob Mitchell and friend Bill Wren On March 26 as Tom

and Mart Horrell were on their way to attend a ses-sion of Judge W A Black-burnrsquos court they were ambushed four miles east of Lampasas by the Hig-gins party which was hid-den along the banks of a creek known today as Battle Branch Tom was knocked out of his saddle badly hurt Mart less seriously inured stopped his horse dismounted while under fire and ran off the attack-ers single-handedly Both would survive the shooting

John Higgins and Bob Mitchell were also being sought for the Merritt Hor-rell gunfight They both surrendered shortly after

the ambush to Texas Ranger Captain John Sparks Both men posted a $10000 bond and were released The shooting of Merritt Horrell was later ruled self defense Charges were dropped on Higgins and Mitch-ell The next time the Higgins and Horrell gangs would meet would re-sult in what is known as ldquoThe Shootout at the Lampasas Town Squarerdquo On June 7 both of the families and their gangs happened to meet in

Lampasas John Higgins rode into Lampasas accompanied by his broth-er-in-law Bob Mitchell Mitchellrsquos brother Frank family friend Bill Wren and another brother-in-law Ben Terry The Horrell brothers and several of their friends were gathered at the town square Though it is unknown who fired the first shot an all out gun battle began to take place right in the middle of town square Bill Wren was wounded Frank Mitchell was killed Jim Buck Miller a newcomer to the Horrell gang and Carson Graham from the Horrell side were also killed The town cit-izens were finally able to persuade the clans to quit firing and leave town

The Texas Rangers were called in 2 days later to keep the clans from further killing each other A group of Rangers surprised the Horrells in their beds and talked the 3 brothers into submitting to arrest Major John B Jones got the two sides to agree to stop the fighting Early in August of 1877 the families signed a pair of truce documents in which they agreed to regard the feud as ldquoa by gone thingrdquo The documents are still preserved today in the Texasrsquo adjutant generalrsquos papers Though these documents were supposed to be the end of the feud itrsquos not quite that black and white

The final settlement of the Horrell-Higgins feud may have come in the following year Tom and Mart Horrell were arrested in

the robbery and murder of a country storekeeper in the southwest-ern part of Bosque County Texas They were shot to death by a mob while being held for trial in the Meridian jail No one knows for sure who made up the mob but many suspected it was led by Higgins If so then this was actually the final settlement of the Horrell-Higgins feud

John Calhoun Pinckney Higgins known to everyone as ldquoPinkrdquo

The Texas Hill Country is adorned with natural beauty From the rugged rock formations to the crystal clear

streams lined with trees there is a myriad of unique features that are unique to the Hill Country A handful of these areas have been preserved as state parks and state natural areas The Texas Parks amp Wildlife Department is responsible for managing the statersquos parks and historical areas It is their mission to manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of Texas and to provide hunting fishing and out-door recreation opportunities for the use and enjoyment of present and future generationsWhether yoursquore an experienced outdoorsman a solo hik-er or a parent taking your kids camping for the first time therersquos nothing like a trip to a state park The parks provide ideal campsites hiking trails with dramatic scenery hidden fishing holes and numerous other opportunities for fun and family bonding The Texas Parks amp Wildlife Department as-sist in making these areas ideal vacation spots by providing affordable and family-friendly destinations Parks are oper-ated by professional and knowledgeable staff members who are willing to share the rich story that Texas has to tell about

its natural and cultural heritage Many parks also provide gear rentals Loaner equipment is also available to make your visit more enjoyable The state also has a host of pro-grams to enhance park-goerrsquos experienceThe Texas Outdoor Family is a program that affords pa-trons the opportunity to learn everything you need to know to have a successful camping experience Texas Outdoor Family is a workshop that is hosted at state parks where your family receives hands-on experience learning basic outdoor skills All the equipment is provided for you No experience is necessary and you get all the help and advice you need from highly skilled outdoor specialists and trained volun-teers The Texas Outdoor Family is a superb program for intro-ducing new and diverse audiences to camping and outdoor recreation and helping participants build the confidence they need to become lifelong lovers of the outdoors There is an introduction to a wide range of outdoor activities such as fishing kayaking and wildlife watching depending on the site location facilities and the season of the year Newcomers to the outdoors also have the chance to learn basics such as

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State ParkS amp Natural areaS of the texaS hill CouNtry

setting up and breaking down campsites and tents fire start-ing and outdoor cooking There are also guided walks and nature activities to accustom enthusiast to the parkrsquos plants and animals Others might enjoy learning how to navigate with GPS and learning about geocaching Geocaching is the equivalent to a modern-day treasure hunt Geo means earth and cache means hidden item Geocaches range from very small to large Many are cam-ouflaged but they are not buried Geocaches hold things like a log book to sign your name tradable items for kids and adults and more People have hidden many geocaches in your state parks Each treasure hunt will take you to a fun creative or beautiful place outdoors There is a program called Texas State Parks Geocache Challenge which offers rewards for caches found within state parks Yoursquoll be sur-prised at all you will encounter while searching for these hidden treasures You might even find a peaceful meditation spot or favorite fishing hole Fishing is a long time favorite pastime of Texas Hill Coun-try residents The State of Texas is making the hobby readily available to state park visitors without having to purchase additional fishing licenses by offering ldquoFree Fishing in State

Parksrdquo This is a year-round program to encourage people to spend time enjoying the outdoors and the great sport of fishing To do that Texas Parks amp Wildlife has waived the normal fishing license and stamp requirements for anyone fishing inside the property boundary of a Texas state park Once yoursquove paid the park entrance fees no one needs a fish-ing license or stamp as long as theyrsquore inside the state park However bag limits length limits and other regulations will still apply and be enforced The Texas Parks amp Wildlife De-partment also host fishing events throughout the year These include events such as fishing derbies and ldquoLearn to Fishrdquo seminars Also check with parks about loaner equipment and bait Fishing is a picture perfect way to spend time in natureThe Arts in the Parks program is the newest program at Texas State Parks The goal of the Arts in the Parks program is to provide many diverse opportunities for everyone to get outside use their imagination and connect with Texas State Parks through the arts There isnrsquot a more spectacular canvas than Texasrsquo state parks historic sites and natural ar-eas Several new initiatives will be released throughout the year They will include activities such as artistic instructions

(see State Parks on page 23)

Pictured above Underground at Longhorn Cavern State Park

p 13


For more information please visithttptpwdtexasgovstate-parks

p 14

Time seems to stand still The beating of two hearts rapidly increases Peripheral vision is

blurred but the track ahead is focused in crys-tal clear A raucous crowd of fans on either side cheer loudly in anticipation yet elicit no response from either participant The racers in position at the starting line feel the hair on the back of their necks stand rigid Though they make no eye con-tact it is as if they are staring each other down as they wait for the wave of the flag that initiates the race Winning is the only thing that matters

Well thatrsquos only half true The good times will fly by when the 5th annual Adult Soapbox Derby re-turns to the Streets of Historic Downtown Mar-ble Falls Texas June 13 - 15 2014 Heartbeats will increase as contestants sit at the starting line at the intersection of 3rd and Main and look down-hill at the track ahead wondering if the derby car they built will stay together If vision is blurred it will be a consequence of the summerrsquos sun causing beads of sweat to run into the racers eyes Their will be a large crowd of both fans and participants cheering loudly although not a raucous group by any means And winning is just icing on the cake as the real prize is the enjoyment had by racers and race watchers alike

Do not confuse this event with the youth soapbox derby racing than began in the 1930rsquos This is an

Adult amateur racing event consisting of individ-ualsrsquo familiesrsquo social groupsrsquo and businessesrsquo race cars that they have built themselves The motto is ldquoBuild It Bring It Race Itrdquo The event is produced by the National Adult Soapbox Derby Association a non-profit organization based in Marble Falls Texas Registration is first come first served and

closes when all slots are filled Visit their website httpwwwadultsoapboxderbycom for more in-formation regarding registration rules and regu-lations In 2013 there were over 50 registered der-by cars and over 70 registered drivers since more than 1 person can race the same derby car

The event features two racing divisions The speed division features a single driver mechanical start (ramp) race As the name suggests speed is the key as the first to pass the finish line in the side by side competition wins The brackets are seeded and there is a double elimination format in both divisions The second division is the Jamaican di-vision In this race division there are multiple rid-ers who have to push start the soapbox then jump in and steer their way through a slalom course Again it is side by side racing and the first derby car and team across the finish line wins

The fun starts on the evening of Friday June 13th

Track Ready Drivers Ready

p 15

5th Annual Adult Soapbox Derby by Ronnie Ratliff

The 5pm show and shine gives everyone a chance to check out the derby cars that have been built to participate this year There is also a parade which features some of the cars Opening ceremonies start at 7pm and the racing isnrsquot far behind Friday night features racing under a lighted track until midnight Itrsquos a fantastic way to get the weekendrsquos activities kicked off

Saturday racing kicks off at noon and last well into the night Saturdayrsquos events will also include the 3rd annual Derby Hat Contest that will be judged by a panel of local fashionistas starting around 2pm Registration takes place the morning of the event and also has two divisions Traditional and Out-rageous A trophy will be presented to first place in each division and ribbons for the top 2 run-ners-up A street dance will take place at 930pm Saturday night adding to the festive weekend The

racing resumes at noon Sunday featuring the fi-nalists racing for the championships

The Marble Falls Adult Soapbox Derby has be-come a Fatherrsquos Day weekend tradition for those all around the Texas Hill Country Admission is free and lawn chairs and small shade tents are wel-comed along the 3rd street track There will also be live music great food and vendors ldquoThe pur-pose of this event is simplerdquo said event producer Shannon Heep ldquoTo provide our community its families and visitors with a weekend filled with fun smiles laughter and the excitement of racingrdquo Donrsquot be late to the track at Texas Hill Countryrsquos premier racing event in Marble Falls Texas this June

(Pictures provided by Shannon Heep)

Shannon promotes Marble Falls events and small businesses at

Visit wwwWeAreMarbleFallscom

p 16

As the sun begins to peak out and stick around a

little longer and as temperatures begin to rise I

find myself itching to pull down Blue streak clean her up

and put tires to the pavement Blue Streak is my two-

wheeled summer ride otherwise known as a bicycle She

takes care of me and I show her the Hill Country In

February 2013 I began an adventure of good health and

exercise but I never dreamed that my two favorites would

be running and cycling I should have known since they

get me outdoors

Mark and I ride with a group from our church Current-

ly we ride Mormon Mill to Double Heart Ranch or to

Burnet when everyonersquos schedules line up because the

newbies (like me) are more comfortable staying in our

comfort zone As I venture out I will be sharing my

stories ldquoBaby stepsrdquo is all Irsquom saying Honestly I love that

ride because it challenges me and I love my friends

because they challenge me and help keep me accountable

Therersquos nothing more fun more challenging or more

gratifying than experiencing all Godrsquos glory on a 28 mile

bike ride with your dearest friends on back country roads

winding through beautiful ranch lands of the Texas Hill

Country The beauty of the wild morning-glories in all

their purple glory and the smells that permeate your

senses remind you of exactly how amazing God is

Getting Outdoors Cycling the Hill Country By Wende Morren

p 17

Now if you live in the Texas Hill Country I know you

have crossed paths with a few cyclists I know this can be

concerning for both the cyclists and the drivers Our

group follows specific road etiquette the one in lead and

the one on the tail of the group are responsible for letting

the others know if we have a car up or a car back to steer

us to single file allowing safe passing for the cars We are

aware not all cyclists follow that same etiquette and I

apologize on behalf of all those who do not Road safety

should be the concern for all of us Many cyclists are

locked into their pedals so surprise stops or encounters

can be dangerous for them This does not excuse them

from not giving cars the right of way however I share this

because I see both sides Letrsquos be kind and remember that

we can safely share our roads

I have only been cycling for a year so my experiences are

limited to our Mormon Mill to Burnet rides and the

Liberty Hill Outlaw 100 The Outlaw 100 was so intimi-

dating prior to arrival but there were so many body

types shapes and ages as well as all levels of experience

from beginner to triathletes Now this leads me to my

point If as you read this you pictured me as a super active

athletic type well Irsquom afraid I may either disappoint you

or relieve you I hope it opens your eyes and heart to the

realization that if a fluffy 40 something can start a year

ago then of course itrsquos not too late for you Your only

competition is yourself We did not go out and blow the

lt---- From Left to Right

Charity Tabor Joy Coursey Wende Morren Mark Morren Jerrod Tabor and Chris Northam enjoy cycling in the

Hill Country (see Cycling on page 22)

p 18

S ummer is the time for sun and fun but that fun does not include your make-up melting away eye-shadows

creasing liner running flaking mascara or gooey lip-sticks The heat and the humidity are not on your side and can certainly create make-up challenges but those issues can easily be addressed with a few changes to your prod-ucts application and routine Wearing a little less doesnrsquot mean you have to compromise coverage either Letrsquos cover some tips you can do to beautifully beat the heat

Start with clean skinBeginning the day with good skincare products will re-move surface impurities help to combat oil production and provide a fresh work surface for make-up and other products The better you take care of your skin the less that is needed to cover up

Moisturize Moisturizer is good for any skin type Adding a light lay-er to your face and neck before your make-up application will give your skin an added moisture boost For those with oily skin and who may be concerned about extra products feeling heavy moisturizer is still okay Look for a moisturizer that is oil-free A tinted moisturizer can even be the perfect alternate for a Summer foundation and can easily be combined with a little concealer for trouble areas and set if needed with a light powder A little goes a long way so apply lightly As with any product you can always add more (jane iredale Dream Tint Tinted Moisturizer TIZO3 Tinted SPF)

PrimerUsing a primer is one Summer make-up step that you wonrsquot regret adding Primers help by filling in fine lines and wrinkles reduces the appearance of large pores helps even skin tone and most importantly will make make-up last much longer Primers give the skin a smooth base for which to apply make-up products and would be applied after a moisturiz-er and before other foundation and products This includes the eyes and lips As with moisturizers many primers are tinted and can also be used as a foundation alone (MAC Prep+Prime Products)

Conceal~Cover~SetThis covers your concealer for problem areas founda-tion for all over coverage and pressed or loose powders to set your make-up The trick truly is to lighten up on the amount of make-up being used on the skin The key is to use long-wear concealing products and covering areas only where needed Apply a light layer of founda-tion to the rest of the skin and blend well Remember this foundation can be a tinted moisturizer primer tint-ed sunscreen or any other product that gives you enough coverage to feel comfortable wearing Pressed or loose mineral powders applied lightly can provide more than adequate coverage without the heavy make-up feeling A light dusting of a translucent powder can also be applied to set your foundation if needed The best applications are applied in thin layers and well blendednot (Concealer MAC Pro Longwear Concealer Foundations MAC Pro Longwear Foundation jane iredale Purepressed Base or Amazing Base gloMinerals Loose Matte Translucent Fin-ishing Powder)

Bronze~Blush~HighlightBronzer gives your skin that sun-kissed glow Apply light-ly to the high points of your face where the sun would nat-urally hit you These areas would be the forehead cheek-bones chin and nose Add a dab of blush to the apples of the cheek and blend back towards the ear and hairline Highlighters will give the skin a lighter and reflective dewy look and is best applied in a ldquoCrdquo shape from the cheek-bone around the outside to the temple and above the eye You can dust a bit across the forehead the bridge of the

Summer Time MakeUp Tips By Katie MeinAvoiding Make-Up Disasters in the Texas Heat

p 19

nose and chin (Bronzer jane iredale Sun-beam Bronzer SO-Bronze 3 Blush MAC Blush ldquoMelbardquo and ldquoMarginrdquo Highlighter MAC Mineralize Skinfinish jane iredale

Rose Dawn)

Prepare to bat those lashes Itrsquos certainly okay to go lighter with your eye make-up as well but donrsquot be afraid to be vibrant try colors and make the eyes pop Having first applied moisturizer and primer to the entire face yoursquove set the stage for lash batting beau-tiful eyes Try using a cream to powder shadow that can be applied gently with fingertips or an eye shadow brush Keep darker shades more concentrated in the crease and outside corners of the eyes a lighter shade over the en-tire lid and a highlight shade below the brow on the brow bone The true key to beautiful eyes is to blend blend blend Adding a dab of the highlight shade to the inner corners will brighten and open the eyes Look for eyelin-ers and mascaras that are either water resistant or water proof to avoid flaking sliding and running (Eye Shad-ow MAC Pro Longwear Eye Shadow Eyeliner MAC Kohl Powder Eye Pencil Blinc Kiss Me Eyeliner Mascara Blinc Lash Primer Blinc Kiss Me Mascara)

Pucker Up Beautiful lips surely pack a punch when combined with little color and pretty smile Lip stains can offer long last-ing color without the gooey or sticky feel of glosses or heavier lipsticks Lip stains come in a variety of colors from nude and barely there to dark and dramatic Choose a shade and start with a light appli-cation Press and rub the lips to-gether ensure even coverage and blot with a tis- sue to en-sure therersquos no extra product linger-ing about Smile check You know what Irsquom talking about You can always add more for additional coverage and often to deepen or enhance the color Once dry you can top it with a light balm lip moisturizer with SPF or product of your choice The key is to not have to continually reapply your lipstick or worry that it has been smeared off (Lip Stains amp Lipsticks Revlon Colorstay Ultimate MAC Pro Longwear ldquoForever Roserdquo)

Beat the shine The heat and humidity tends to bring about extra oil pro-duction The t-zone area is especially notorious for giving that ldquoslickrdquo look Stop the shine by keeping blotting papers on hand Blot donrsquot wipe those areas of shine By draw-ing away that excess oil from the skin surface yoursquore now safe to re-touch with a powder and be good to go Blotting papers are quick easy and make-up lifesavers (Blotting Papers MAC Blot Film gloMinerals Blotting Papers)

The Dressed up dress down Therersquos a time and place for heavier make-up and darker shadows On your Summer days try something light and refreshing For the evenings apply the same look but in-tensify the eye shadow or use eyeliners on the upper and lower lashes and water line Achieving a beautiful look isnrsquot necessarily about how much you apply but where and how it is applied

Have fun and try something new hellip That really says it all

By following these simple steps you wonrsquot have to worry about your make-up melting away when the heat and hu-midity hit Feel free in your own skin and donrsquot be afraid to uncover your beauty play with a pop of color and try that new lipstick to brighten your smile Itrsquos Summer sun-shine Try a new look and give it a whirl

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25 t h A n n u A l C r A w f i s h O p e n M e M O r i e s

Cadillac Gypsies performed Saturday just as folks started enjoyinrsquo some crawfish corn and taters

Joe Long (Steel Guitar) Grant Harden (drums) Don Simpson (bass) photo provided by Casey Mayo

Eric Schuessler and Jenny Kelso of

Cadillac Gypsies

Volunteers enjoy some down time These friends share a special bond being part of this great fundraising event year after year for the benefit of area charities

p 21


ldquoLet the Good Times Rollrdquo

Holland Ligon Kirk McPherson and Heath Robertson pose with the triple cooker built by Kirkrsquos father Mike back in the early years of the Llano Crawfish Open It missed the 2013 festivities to be refurbished then returned this year for the 25th Annual event

Kirk McPherson presents Heath Robertson with a plaque in recognition of his volunteer services throughout the years

p 22

budget and purchase brand new bikes We both

purchased used bikes and I can say I have no regrets

We are always looking to grow our cycling group

beginners to mid cyclists Our group is diverse in

personality and interests We encourage country folk

and city folk to bring your bikes and a willingness to

make new friends The people in our group have

become a part of my family and my cup overflows

because of their love and dedication to each other

I believe therersquos so much that the Hill Country has to

offer to us outdoors and a couple like us will never do

more than scratch the surface of all there is to do and see

here I would love to hear about your outdoor experiences

and I would love your suggestions of where I can direct

my own adventures Please email inquiries of joining our

cycling group or if you have an adventure suggestion

shoot me an email to wende1017icloudcom

Remember be kind and letrsquos all mind our road etiquette

Blessings from The Morren home to yours may God bless

and keep you in all you do

Wende amp Mark Morren

Cycling (continued)

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830-385-6499

artist in residency programs digital photography workshops for kids and adults Junior Ranger arts activities and other experiences Texas State Parks has partnered up with the ldquoGet to Knowrdquo program Their mission is to inspire connections between children and nature through the creative arts They put on the ldquoGet to Knowrdquo Texas State Parks Youth Arts Contest It runs from May1st - November 1st The contest invites youth aged 19 years and younger to get outside visit a Texas State Park and create original works of art writing photography videography and music inspired by nature Prizes such as digital and underwater cameras camcorders art supplies binoculars fishing rods writing supplies and more will be rewarded All creative works of art from the youth will also be displayed in the Texas State Parks Gallery Our youth are privileged to learn a lot about nature through television programs and the internet However they donrsquot develop a true relationship with nature without experienc-ing it firsthand They need to feel the sun and wind smell the blooms and wildflowers touch the rocks hear the run-ning water and see it all in person As a community we need to encourage children to get outside wherever they can and as often as possible Our state parks and natural areas are among the best places for kids to garner these experiences The Texas State Parks Junior Ranger Program is designed to

enhance the outdoors for our youth Texas State Parks Junior Ranger Explorer Packs are available for kids at many state parks The Junior Ranger Explorer Pack is a free activity pack that parents can check out for kids Each pack comes with a pair of binoculars magnifying glass animal tracking key sketchbook pencil crayons and watercolors colorful guides to identify the flowers birds butterflies trees rocks wildlife and plants and a journal to record what they see and learn There is even room in the pack to carry your own water and snacks All of these wonderful programs are one of the many reasons to get your family a season pass to Texas State Parks The Texas State Parks Pass is an annual pass that offers special benefits Pass holders and their guests can enjoy un-limited visits to more than 90 State Parks and enter without paying the daily entrance fee They also receive exciting dis-counts on camping park store merchandise and recreational equipment rentals The single Texas State Park Pass may be purchased for $70 State Parks Passes can be purchased on site at any Texas State Park location and can be used on your very first visit This exceptional price makes visiting our state parks an affordable vacation destination for every family Gather your family find a Texas Hill Country State Park and head outdoors for fun and a lifetime worth of memories

State Parks (continued)

Luce

Free Quotes

awn CareCommercial amp Residential

References Available Phone 5127566307

p 23

p 24

Dining anD LibationBertram El Rancho 535 TX 29 5123553759 Good Grazrsquoin Cafeacute 240 W TX 29 5123559340 Hwy 29 BBQ 110 Texas 29 5122777020 Las Rosas Mexican amp American 102 Castleberry Court 5123553542 Tonyrsquos BBQ 200 CR 258 8306134292 Young Guns Pizza and Cafe 525 I TX 29 5123552432

Buchanan Dam Area Hooverrsquos Valley Country Cafe 7203 Park Road 4 W 5127159574 Reverend Jimrsquos Dam Pub 19605 E TX 29 5127933333 Rolling H Cafeacute 318 CR 222 3253791707 Tamale King 15405 E TX 29 5127932677 The Dam Grille 15490 E TX 29 5127932020 Chrisrsquo Landing 3630 Park Road 4 West Burnet 7143234023

Blanco Blanco Bowling Club amp Cafeacute 310 4th St 830-833-4416 Chess Club Cafeacute 1020 US 281 830-833-4930 Oak Creek Cafe 419 3rd st 830-833-3063 Old 300 BBQ 318 4th st 830-833-1227 Papa Joeyrsquos Pizzeria and Italian Food 306 Pecan St 830-833-5305 Redbud Cafeacute 410 12 4th St830-833-0202 Uptown Blanco Restaurant 503 3rd St 830-833-1579

Brady Boondocks 2027 S Bridge (325) 597-9009 Cactus Creamery 1417 S Bridge (325) 340-3484 Chicken Express 2206 S Bridge St (325) 597-1056 Dairy Queen PO Box 1187 (325) 597-2955 Jacoby Feed amp Seed amp Cafe PO Box 806 Melvin (325)286-4244 Macrsquos BBQ 1903 S Bridge St (325) 597-6227 McDonaldrsquos 2106 South Bridge Street (325) 597-7211 Mi Familia Mexican Restaurant 100 S Church (325) 597-1037 Moonlight Catering PO Box 725 (325) 456-1386 Mr China 300 S Bridge (325) 597-2141 Patio on Church Street 801 Crothers Ave (325) 597-0569 Sonic Drive In 1311 South Bridge (325) 597-1722 The Spread Pit BBQ 2010 S Bridge St (325) 597-111

Burnet Aranya Thai Restaurant 1015 E Polk St 5127561927 Burnet Feed Store BBQ Restaurant 2800 S Water St 5127159227 The Overlook at Canyon of the Eagles 16942 RR 2341 8009770081 Cafeacute Twenty-Three Hundred 2300 West TX 29 5127560550 Crazy Galrsquos Cafeacute 414 Buchanan Drive 5127158040 Don Pedrorsquos Mexican Food 609 E Polk St 5127561421

El Rancho 608 E Polk St 5127150481 Gudersquos Bakery amp Deli 307 W Polk St 5127159903 Hacienda El Charro No 2 306 Water St 5127567630 Highlander Restaurant amp Steakhouse 401 W Buchanan Dr 5127567401 Juanes Mexican Restaurant 504 Buchanan Dr 5127150415 Las Comadres 1001 S Water St 5127150227 Las Palmas 200 S West St 5122348030 Longhorn Cavern Grill 6211 Park Road 4 (Longhorn Caverns) 5127564680 Mei Yuan Asian Cuisine 402 N Water St 5127568000 Paynersquos BBQ-Shack 616 Buchanan Dr 5127568227 Post Mountain BBQ 310 S Main St 8306131055 Stormrsquos 700 N Water St 5127567143 Tea-Licious 216 S Main St 5127567636 Texas Pizza Co 903 Water St Suite 400 5127158070 The Cookie Cafeacute amp Bakery 107 E Jackson St 8306130199 The Green Fly Bar-B-Q 10425 NH 281 North 8303856635 The Maxican 3401 S US 281 5127561213

Fredericksburg Silver Creek Beer Garden amp Grille 310 E Main Street830- 990-4949 K-Bobs Steakhouse 518 East Main Street 830-307-3125 August Ersquos 203 E San Antonio Street 830- 997-1585 West End Pizza Co 232 W Main St 830-990-8646 Hondorsquos on Main 312 W Main St 830-997-1553 Friehelmrsquos Bavarian Inn 905 W Main St 830-997-6300 Crossroads Saloon amp Steakhouse 305 W Main St830-992-3288 Clear River Ice Cream Bakery and Deli 138 E Main St 830-997-8490 The Sunset Grill 902 S Adams St 830-997-5904 Bejas Patio Bistro 209 E Main St 830-997-5226

To have your location included in this listing Send info to contactushillcountryspotlightcom

p 25

Porkyrsquos Hamburgers and Onion Rings Co 904 W Main St 830-997-6882 Gattirsquos Pizza 2931 S State Hwy 16830-997-9797 Airport Diner 155 Airport Rd St 830-997-4999 Vaudeville 230 E Main St St 830-992-3234 Cotton Gin Village 2805 S Hwy 16 St 830-990-5734 Pasta Bella Italian Restaurant 103 S Llano St 830-990-9778 The Peach Tree Gift Gallery amp Restaurant 210 S Adams St 830- 997-9527 Fredericksburg Pizza Kitchen 326 E Main St830-990-4044 Mahaleyrsquos Cafeacute341 E Main St 830- 997-4400 Rose Hill Manor Inc2614 Upper Albert Rd830-644-2247 Race Barn35 Fair Dr830-997-4058 Mahaleyrsquos Bake Shop Cafeacute 339 E Main St 830-997-4400 Rathskeller Restaurant 260 E Main St 830- 990-5858 Hildarsquos Tortilla Factory149 FM 2093830-997-6105 Auslander Biergarten amp Restaurant 323 E Main St 830-997-7714 Fredericksburg Bakery141 E Main St 830-997-3254 Java Ranch Espresso Bar amp Cafeacute 114 E Main St 830-990-4517 Ottorsquos German Bistro316 E Austin St 830-307-3026 Fredericksburg Brewing Company Inc 245 E Main St 830-997-1646 Lincoln Street Wine Market 111 S Lincoln Street 830-997-8463 Cranky Frankrsquos BBQ Co 1679 Highway 87 South830-997-2353 El Milagro Twenty Twelve 249 E Main St 830-307-3051 Der Lindenbaum 312 E Main St830-997-9126 Ginger amp Spice116 N Crockett St Ste A 830-997-9919 Fredericksburg Herb Farm 405 Whitney St 830-997-8615 Wheelerrsquos Restaurant 204 East Main St 830-990-8180 Cultures Grill amp Bar 318 E Main St 830-997-8100 Davidrsquos Old Fashion Pit BBQ 342 W Main St 830-997-753 Sweet Marleyrsquos 107 S Llano St 830-307-3104 Mamacitarsquos Mexican Restaurant 506 E Main St 830-997-9546 Navajo Grill 803 E Main St 830-990-8289 Fredericksburg Gourmet Coffee amp Tea 338 W Main St 830-997-8327 Andyrsquos Steak amp Seafood Grill 413 S Washington St 830-997-3744 Bucrsquos Bar amp Grill 304 N Llano 830-990-1283 Buffalo Nickel Bar amp Grill 105 S Llano 830-997-3700 Cabernet Grill Texas Wine Country 2805 S Hwy 16 830-990-5734 Dennyrsquos 1035 Hwy 16 S 830-990-2806 Cruz 222 W Main St 830-997-2140 Hill Top Cafeacute 10661 Hwy 87 N 830-997-8922

Granite Shoals Autenticamente El Mexicano Taqueria 4110 Valley View Lane 8305961699 El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant 6924 W RR 1431 8305982394 Farm House 8037 W RR 1431 8305982934 La Cabana Mexican Food Restaurant 7005 Hwy 1431 8305985462

Horseshoe Bay amp Cottonwood Shores Hole in 1 Sports Bar and Grill 7401 West FM 2147 5127315320 Juliersquos Cocina 4119 W RR 2147 Plaza del Sol 8302655804 Lantana Grill amp Bar 200 Hi Circle N 8305988600 On the Rocks 4401 Cottonwood Dr 8306377417 Pizza Mia 4119 RR 2147 Ste 3 Plaza del Sol 8306936363 Saucyrsquos Restaurant 4005 Hwy 2147 A 830-693-4838 LBJ Donuts 3817 FM 2147 8306934209

Johnson City AJrsquos Pizza Shoppe 104 N Us 281 Johnson City TX830-868-2404 Black Spur Emporium 100 W Main Street Johnson City TX 830-868-7675 Chantilly Lace Country 625 Nugent Avenue Johnson City TX 830-660-2621 Chrome Cactus Burgers 801 South Highway 281Johnson City TX 830-868-2375 Friendly Bar Bistro 106 N Nugent Avenue Johnson City Tx 830-868-2182 Pecan Street Brewing 106 E Pecan Johnson City Tx 830-868-2500 Ronniersquos BBQ 211 Hwy 290281 S Johnson City TX 830-868-7553 Silver K Cafeacute 209 E Main Johnson City TX830-868-2911 Kerrville

1011 Bistro 1011 Guadalupe St 830-896-1169 Acapulco Restaurant 1718 Sidney Baker N 830-257-6222 Alpine Lodge 1001 Junction Hwy 830-257-8282 Bamboo Asian Buffet 1303 Sidney Baker N 8308952878 Bella Sera 2124 Sidney Baker Suite A 830-257-2661 Bella Vita 1550 Junction Hwy 830-895-0820 Billy Genersquos Restaurant 1489 Junction Hwy 830-895-7377 Bonzai Sushi amp Sake 218 Sidney Baker S 830-315-6888 Branding Iron YO Hotel 2033 Sidney Baker N 830-257-4440 Cafe at the Ridge 13439 S Ranch Road 783 830-896-0420

p 26

Chilirsquos on the River 1185 Junction Hwy 830-895-2445 China Town 735 Hill Country Dr 830-896-6688 Conchitarsquos on Main 810 Main St 830-895-7708 Cowboy Steak House 416 Main St 830-896-5688 Cracker Barrel Old Country Store 2110 Sidney Baker N 830-896-7808 Del Norte 710 Junction Hwy 830-257-3337 Dennyrsquos Restaurant 209 Sidney Baker S 830-257-7115 El Sol de Mexico 1028 Water St 830-257-9777 Franciscorsquos 201 Earl Garrett St 830-257-2995 Grape Juice 623 Water Street 830-792-9463 Guadalupe River Club Oyster Bar 1483 Junction Hwy 830-896-3354 Hill Country Cafe 806 Main St 830-257-6665 IHOP Restaurant 1429 Sidney Baker N 830-792-4940 Kukaroo Pub amp Eatery 701 Water St 830-896-2000 LaFourrsquos Seafood Restaurant 1705 Junction Hwy 830-896-1449 Lakehouse 1655 Junction Hwy 830-895-3188 Mamacitarsquos Restaurant amp Cantina 215 Junction Hwy 830-895-2441 Meltdown Grill 1201 Broadway 830-890-5894 Menciusrsquo Gourmet Hunan 208 Cully Dr 830-257-8868 Pier 27 amp 8 Ball Billiards amp Pizzeria 1521 Junction Hwy 830-896-7437 Pinnacle Grill 3074 Bandera Hwy 830-895-8500 Railshellipa Cafeacute at the Depotcedil 615 Schreiner St 830-257-3877 Save Inn Restaurant 1806 Sidney Baker N 830-257-7484 Taqueria Jalisco Restaurant 2190 Junction Hwy 830-257-0606 Valentinorsquos Italian Cafeacute 809 Sidney Baker 830-257-2634 Yeo-Borsquos 804 Water St 830-890-5873

Kingsland Alfredorsquos Mexican Restaurant 4139 RR 1431 3253880754

El Bracero 1516 RR 1431 3253880022 Grand Central Cafe 1010 King Court 3253886022 Kingsland Coffee Co 1907 RR 1431 3252700863 Lighthouse Grill and Lounge 118 Club Circle Dr 3253886660 Spykersquos Bar-B-Que 14601 W RR 1431 3253886996 Sweet Things Bakery 3003 RR 1431 3253883460

Llano Acme Cafe 109 W Main 3252474457 Badu House Wine Pub 601 Bessemer 3252472238 Bella Sicilia 901 W Young 3252475511 Berry Street Bakery 901 Berry St 3252471855 Burger Bar Cafe 608 Bessemer St 3252474660 Castell General Store 19522 TX 152 at Castell 3252474100 China Wok 103 E Grayson St 3252475522 Chrissyrsquos Homestyle Bakery 501 Bessemer St 3252474564 Cooperrsquos Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que 604 W Young (TX 29) 3252475713 Fuel Coffee House 106 E Main 3252475272 Inmanrsquos Kitchen amp Catering 809 W Young 3252475257 Lairdrsquos BBQ amp Catering 1600 S Ford (TX 16 amp 71) 3252475234 Hungry Hunter 702 W Young 3252474236 Rositarsquos Mexican Restaurant 101 E Grayson St 3252473730 Stonewallrsquos Pizza Wings amp Things 101 W Main St 3252480500 Sweet Home Cookinrsquo 102 W Dallas 8306137893 The Country Fryer 303 E Young 3252473289 The Juan BurriTo 103 e Main 3254230088

Marble Falls Bella Sera 1125 US 281 8307982661 Bluebonnet Cafe 211 US 281 8306932344

Dining anD Libation

p 27

Brothers Bakery 519 US 281 8307988278 Chilirsquos 702 First St 8307981298 China Kitchen 705 First St 8306932575 Chuspyrsquos Burritos 1808 US 281 N 8306931407 Darcirsquos Deli 909 Third St 8306930505 Docrsquos Fish Camp amp Grill Thurs-Sat 900 RR 1431 W and US 281 8306932245 Double Horn Brewing Company 208 Ave H 8306935165 El Rancho 2312 N US 281 8306934030 Ginger amp Spice 909 Second St 8306937171 Golden Chick 1507 W RR 1431 8306934459 Grand Buffet 1208 RR 1431 8306937959 Holy Smokes BBQ and Catering 2704A Commerce St 8302014145 Houstonrsquos Depot 307 Main St 8306377282 Inmanrsquos Ranch House Bar-B-Que 707 Sixth St 8306932711 Janiersquos 710 Ave N 8306937204 Kenrsquos Catfish BBQ amp Bakery 1005 Main St 8306935783 Main Street Coffee 108 Main St 8306135054 Margaritarsquos Mexican Restaurant amp Cantina 1205 W RR 1431 8306937434 Noon Spoon Cafeacute 610 Broadway 8307982347 Papa Murphyrsquos 1008 US 281 8306939500 Peete Mesquite BBQ 2407 US 281 8306936531 R Bar and Grill Third amp Main 8306932622 Real New Orleans Style Restaurant 1700 W RR 1431 8306935432 River City Grille 700 First St8307989909 russorsquos resTauranT 602 sTeven hawkins Pkwy 8306937091 ryderrsquos Bar amp Grill dance hall GraniTe shoals

Super Taco 2200 US 281 8306934629 Tea Thyme Cafeacute 2108 C US 281 8306377787 Thai Niyom 909 US 281 8306931526

Mason Coopers Pit Bar-B-Q Hwy 87 South of Square 325-347-6897 Nachorsquos Cafeacute 621 Ft McKavitt 325-347-6759 Santorsquos Taqueria South East Corner of Square 325-347-6140 Texas Deadwood BBQ 1005 Ft McKavitt Hwy 87 N 325-805-1007 Topaz Confections 106 S Live Oak St 325-347-7055 Short Stop (Pizza Pro) Hwy 87 North of Square 325-347-6648 Square Plate 212 Ft McKavitt Northeast Side of Square 325-347-1911 Willow Creek Cafeacute North Side of Square 325-347-6124

San Saba Bar D Brewhouse 213 N High St 325-372-6100 Diggs Steakhouse 1035 E Hwy 190 325-372-3010 Larryrsquos Corner Cafeacute 902 W Wallace 325-372-5094 Pepperbellyrsquos Mexican Food Restaurant 517 E Wallace 325-372-4462 Rickrsquos Pizza 306 N High 325372-6028 Top Donuts 106 S Cherokee 325-372-3121

Spicewood Angelrsquos Icehouse 21815 TX 71 5122643777 Down Under Deli amp Eatery 21209 TX 71 West 5122648000 Itrsquos All Good Bar-B-Q 22112 TX 71 W 5122641744 J5 Steakhouse 21814 Hwy 71 West 5124285727 La Cabantildea 21103 TX 71 5122640916 Leersquos Almost by the Lake Pace Bend amp Bee Creek Rd 5122642552 Little Country Diner 22000 TX 71 W 5122642926 Moonriver Bar amp Grill 2002 N Pace Bend Road 5122642064 Opiersquos BBQ 9504 Hwy 71 E 8306938660 Poodiersquos Hilltop Bar and Grill 22308 TX 71 5122640318 ROrsquos Outpost 22518 W TX 71 5122641169 Spicewood General Store casual cafe Hollingsworth Corner 9418 TX 71 8306934219 Williersquos Burgers amp BBQ 21018 Texas 71 Spicewood 5122648866

Sunrise Beach Boaterrsquos Bistro 667 Sandy Mountain Dr 3253889393 Moscarsquos 106 Sunrise Dr 3253884774 Sunrise Cove Lakeside Grill 218 Skyline Dr 3252481505 Francescorsquos Italian Restaurant amp Pizzaria 701 US 281 8307981580

p 28

Bertram

Cedar Creek Inn 352 E Vaughan St 512-355-3400San Gabriel River Inn 8327 CR 210 512-355-2102

Blanco

Blanco Riverside Cottages 20 Main Street 830-330-4324Blanco Settlement 1705 Ranch Road 165 830-833-5115River View BampB 52 Pecan Street 512-968-8989Tow Dam Guest Cottages 240 Waterrsquos Edge 830-549-3141

Brady Best WesternBrady Inn 2200 South Bridge (325) 597-3997Holiday Inn Express amp Suites Brady 2320 S Bridge (325) 597-1800Selah Springs Ranch 507 W 13th St (325) 597-2602Sunset Inn 2108 South Bridge St (325) 597-0789 Buchanan Dam

Hill Country Lodge 17716 E State Highway 29 512-793-2838

Burnet

Airy Mount Historic Inn 1819 Polk St 512-756-4149Arrowhead Motel 100 N West St 512-756-6151Best Western Post Oak Inn 908 Buchanan Dr 512-756-4747Canyon of the Eagles 16942 RR 2341 512-334-2070Highland Lakes Hotel 810 S Water St 512-756-1789La Vista Motel 502 Buchanan Dr 512-756-4367Painted Sky Inn 1400 CR 128 512-715-9896Sundown Inn 205 N Water St 512-756-2171Verandas Guest House 108 E League St 512-715-0190Circle H Lodge 931 CR 301 210-870-9075

Fredericksburg

Texas Wine Country Camping Resort 10618 US Highway 290 East 830-990-2267Absolute Charm Luxury Bed amp Breakfast 709 West Main St 866-244-7897Grape Creek Vineyards 10587 East US Highway 290 830-644-2710Buffalo Creek Ranch Cottages 5108 South State Highway 16 361-332-9554 The All Seasons Collection 708 W Main Street 830-997-7797Alamo Springs Country Cabins 110 Alamo Road 866-427-8374The Lazy T B and B 2203 Upper Live Oak Road 972-658-6252Carriage House of Fredericksburg 312 E Travis St 855-955-2623Sugarberry Inn 201 N LlanoParadise Loft on Main 223 E Main Street 866-244-7897115 Austin Place909 E Main Street 830-997-0443Cotton Haus 501 East Creek Street 830-456-2513Barons CreekSide 316 Goehman Lane 830-990-4048Ab Butlerrsquos Dogtrot at Triple Creek 801 Triple Creek Road 830-456-8335The Roadrunner Inn 306 E Main Street 830-997-0153The Blue Cottage 606 N Adams Street 866-427-8374

Bed amp Breakfast on Knopp School Road 580 Knopp School Road 830-997-3080Metzger Sunday House 406 W San Antonio Street 830-997-3967Country Inn amp Cottages 1644 Highway 290 West 830-997-21851 Big House 2805 S Hwy 16 830-990-5734A Barn at the Quarry 154 Deike Hunter Lane 830-997-86872 Wee Cottages 108 E Morse Street 877-437-7739Clover Haus B amp B 505 East Creek Street 830-456-2513Adarsquos Peach Street Hideaway Guesthouse 529 W Peach Street 254-722-1776Spotted Pony Ranch 343 Black Bear Lane 830-443-4520The Back Forty of Fredericksburg 457 Bob Moritz Dr 830-992-9034Cameron Inn 106 S Washington 8309970153Meusebach Creek Enterprises 1735 Meusebach Creek Rd 830-997-7896202 and Cottage 202 202 South Crockett 830-992-1719 Bungalow on College 309 E College St 830-998-1650Main Street Bed amp Breakfast 337 E Main Street 830-997-0153Fredericksburg Herb Farm 405 Whitney Street 830-997-8615Barristerrsquos Guest Quarters 807 S Adams Street 830-997-3437Inn on the Creek 107 N Washington Street 866-244-7897Palo Alto Creek Farm 90 Palo Alto Ln 800-997-0089A L Patton Suites on Main 232 W Main Street 997-0443Keidel Inn amp Gasthaus 403 E Main Street 830-997-2749Day Dream Cabins Inc 323 Pioneer Lane 830-997-8027 Kittyrsquos Kountry Kottage 9693 Highway 87 North 830-669-2530A Quiet Hill Ranch 110 Quiet Hill Ranch Road 830-669-2253Cottages at Limestone on Main 706 W Main Street 830-997-8396Alte Welt Gasthof 142 E Main Street 830-997-0443Legacy Suite on Main 604 Prickly Pear Court 830-997-2749 Johnrsquos Cabin 630 Bear Creek Road 830-997-4833Messina Hof Hill Country 9996 US Highway 290 East 830-990-4653The Schandua Suite 205 E Main Street 830-990-1415Diamond Belle at Palo Alto Crossing 616 W Main Street 866-427-8374Austin Street Retreat 408 W Austin Street 866-427-8374Pullman Train Car Bed and Breakfast 303 E Live Oak 830-997-7194Lillie Marlene 406 N Adams Street 830-997-8566Magnolia House Bed amp Breakfast 101 E Hackberry Street 830-997-0306Amoroso Cottage 202 S Bowie 830-992-2006Angels Lodge Above the Creek 415 E Austin Street 830-997-1615Baines House Bed amp Breakfast 112 West College Street 830-997-3048

BED amp BREAKFASTS HOTELS

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A Place in Time 614 S Washington Street 830-997-5110Catrsquos Meow Bed amp Breakfast 9848 Highway 290 West 830-997-0888Commanderrsquos Place Nevels House B amp B 514 Franklin Street 830-997-6891Dalton House 908 N Crockett 830-992-0696Rose Hill Manor Inc 2614 Upper Albert Road 830-644-2247 Ava Haus 1447 Royal Oaks Place 830-997-5612 Hoffman Haus 608 E Creek Street 830-997-6739 Palazzo Toscana Resort 207 N Edison Street 830-998-5134 Agarita Farms 968 Braeutigam Road 830-896-9140Runnymede Country Inn 184 Fullbrook Lane 830-990-2449Fredericksburg Bed amp Brew 245 E Main Street 830-997-9990Way of the Wolf BampB and Retreat 458 Wolf Way 830-977-071Fredericksburg Guest House Reservations 321 East Main Street 830-997-5839 Cotton Gin Village 2805 S Hwy 16 830-990-5734 Brickner Guest House 243 Emu Lane 830-997-0772KingWood Suites 401 South Lincoln Street 830-992-9681 The Italian Place 236 Loring Street 888-802-7288 Chuckwagon Inn BampB 1156 FM 2093 830-990-2777Settlers Crossing 104 Settlers Crossing Road 800-874-1020 The Victorian Mansion 302 West Travis 866-244-7897 Trois Estate at Enchanted Rock 300 Trois Ln 830-685-3090

Horseshoe Bay

Horseshoe Bay Resort 200 Hi Circle North 830-598-8600

Johnson City

Chantilly Lace Country Inn Bed amp Breakfast 625 Nugent Ave 830-660-2621Exotic Resort Zoo 235 Zoo Trail 830-868-4357Hillside Acres 4032 R 3232 830-868-7515Lighthouse Hill Ranch 4951 Hwy 281 S 512-587-9656Sandy Road Guest Haus 9242 RR 1320 281-300-7177Songbird Meadows BampB 1022 Stanton Ranch Loop 830-868-2468Stanton Ranch Vacation Rentals 203 Stanton Rd 254-793-3363

Kerrville

Riverhill Cottages 107 Riverhill Club Lane 830-896-1400Days Inn of Kerrville 2000 Sidney Baker N 830-896-1000La Quinta Inn amp Suties 1940 Sidney Baker 830-896-9200Super 8 2127 Sidney Baker St 830-896-1511YO Ranch Resort Hotel 2033 Sidney Baker n 830-257-4440Flagstaff Inn 906 Junction Hwy 830-792-4449Hampton Inn 2038 Sidney Baker 830-257-0600Americarsquos Best Value Inn 1804 Sidney Baker 830-896-8200Motel 6 1810 Sidney Baker 830-257-1500Holiday Inn Express 2114 Sidney Baker N 830-895-9500 Comfort Inn 2001 Sidney Baker 830-792-7700Inn of the Hills Resort 1001 Junction Hwy 830-895-5000Hill Country Hideaway 101 Hidden Hollow 830-257-9004Best Western Sunday House 2124 Sidney Baker 830-896-1313 KingslandAntlers Hotel 1001 King St 325-388-4411Packsaddle Motel2919 W RR 1431 325-388-4943Llanorado Lodge 223 RR 1431 325-388-4823Lake LBJ Resort and Marina 667 Sandy Mountain Dr 325-388-9393Lake LBJ Motel 13813 W FM 1431 325-388-4571Kingsland Inn 1500 RR 1431 325-388-5002

Llano CirCle Your Wagons Bed amp Breakfast 2236 West rr152 325-423-1040Best Western 901 W Young St 325-247-4101Birmingham House 3252472720 Cabim at Crooked Creek 7193370098 Casa de Catell 3252483805 Castell Cottages on the Llano River 32524822470 Chaparral Lone Star Inn 700 W Young St 325-247-4111Dabbrsquos Railroad Hotel 112 East Burnet St 325-247-2200Llano Motel 507 W Young St Llano TX 78643 325-247-5786MampM Bed amp Breakfastt 3252473422 Phoenix Nest Guest House 3252472720 Rio De Looney 5124546962 Rockin River Cabins 8306935549 Sandstone Street BampB 508 E Sandstone 3254232581 The Sunday House 3252472720 Days Inn amp Suites 609 Bessemer Ave 325-247-1141Century Ranch Lodging 2725 County Road 412325-247-4074

Marble Falls

Best Western Plus1403 Hwy 281 N 830-693-5122Hampton Inn On the Lake 704 1st St 830-798-1895Hill Country Motel 1101 US Hwy 281 830-693-3637Holiday Inn Express 714 Corazon Dr 830-693-0707La Quinta Inn amp Suites 501 Hwy 2147 W 830-798-2020Motel 6 1400 Ollie Ln 830-265-6565Quality Inn 1206 Hwy 281 N 830-693-7531 Mason

Hill Country Inn 2 Blocks North of Square on Hwy 87 North 325-347-6317Fort McKavitt Inn Half Mile North of Square on Hwy 87 325-347-5750A Storybook Cottage 511 West Rainey Street 325-347-0809Apple Cottage Bed amp Breakfast 517 Austin Street 325-347-1885Kozy Kottage 714 San Antonio St 325-347-2968Stagecoach Stop 405 Magnolia St 325-805-1212The Townhouse 716 Westmoreland 325-347-5733

San SabaBar D Inn amp Suites 702 W Wallace325-372-7530Evening Star Cottages 702 W Wallace 817-559-5995Executive Inn 1010 North High 325372-5191Fisher Street Bed and Breakfast Goldthwaite Tx 325-938-6619Freedom Acres Retreat 744 CR 110 325372-3881Hill Country Inn 1805 E Wallace 325-372-4111Springs of Cold Creek Bed amp Breakfast 14762 CR 310 325-251-6611Sulphur Springs Camp Inc 2935 CR 446 325-628-3252Two Rivers Lodge 2301 W Wallace325-372-5408



State Parks and Natural Areas in the Texas Hill Country

Blanco State Park101 Park Road 23Blanco TX 78606Latitude 300901805Longitude -9842377222(830) 833-4333Entrance Fees Adult $4 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free

Colorado Bend State Park P O Box 118Bend TX 76824 Latitude 31049131Longitude -98483592(325) 628-3240 Entrance Fees Adult $5 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free Devilrsquos Sinkhole State Natural Area Tours101 N Sweeten StRocksprings TX 78880(830) 683-2287Entrance FeesAccess by reservation only Contact the Park

Enchanted Rock State Natural Area 16710 Ranch Rd 965Fredericksburg TX 78624Latitude 30505381Longitude -98819844 (830) 685-3636 Entrance Fees Adult $7 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free

Garner State Park 234 RR 1050Concan TX 78838Latitude 29590745Longitude -99739754 (830) 232-6132 Entrance Fees Adult Day Use $7 Daily Adult (Overnight) $5 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free Government Canyon State Natural Area 12861 Galm RdSan Antonio TX 78254Latitude 29571323Longitude -98753246 (210) 688-9055 Entrance Fees Adult $6 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free

Hill Country State Natural Area10600 Bandera Creek RdBandera TX 78003Latitude 29631061Longitude -99191801 (830) 796-4413 Entrance Fees Adult (Day Use) $6 Daily Adult (Overnight) $3 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free

Honey Creek State Natural Area 3350 Park Road 31Spring Branch TX 78070Latitude 29855487Longitude -9849422 (830) 438-2656 Access to this park is by guided tour only Open Saturdays for guided naturalist tours Contact Gua-dalupe River State Park to sign up for a tour

Inks Lake State Park 3630 Park Road 4 WestBurnet TX 78611Latitude 30739195Longitude -98370808 (512) 793-2223 Entrance Fees Adult (Day Use) $6 Daily Adult (Overnight) $5 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free

Lyndon B Johnson State Park amp Historic Site PO Box 238Stonewall TX 78671Latitude 30237728Longitude -98626319(830) 644-2252 Longhorn Cavern State Park PO Box 732Burnet TX 78611Latitude 30696451Longitude -98359909 (830) 598-2283 For more information on tours and fees call (877) 441-CAVE (441-2283) Lost Maples State Natural Area 37221 FM 187Vanderpool TX 78885Latitude 29826021Longitude -99586952 (830) 966-3413 Entrance Fees Adult (Peak) $6 Daily Adult (Non-peak) $5 Daily

Adult (Overnight) $3 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free Old Tunnel State Park 10619 Old San Antonio RdFredericksburg TX 78624Latitude 30101Longitude -98821 (866) 978-2287 Bat EmergenceThe abandoned railroad tunnel that gives Old Tunnel its name is home to up to three million Brazilian free-tailed bats (T b mexicana) and 3000 Cave myotis (Myotis velifer) bats from May through October During those months visitors come to watch the bats emerge from the tunnel each night Bat-viewing opportunities are available seven nights a week and nightly educational presentations are given Thursday through Sunday Call (866) 978-2287 to get the latest emergence time information

Pedernales Falls State Park 2585 Park Road 6026Johnson City TX 78636Latitude 30299393Longitude -98243377 (830) 868-7304 Entrance Fees Adult $6 Daily Child 12 Years and Under Free

South Llano River State Park 1927 Park Road 73Junction TX 76849Latitude 30446816Longitude -99805268 (325) 446-3994 Entrance Fees Adult $4 DailyChild 12 Years and Under Free

Be sure to Leave No Trace of your visit

Stay on trails for as long as you can

Leave what you find including flowers rocks and artifacts

Consider othersDonrsquot park in campsites keep voices low

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Respect wildlife you are in their backyard

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