Waco, TX
After the Dance Rally, I headed for the WIN series of gatherings in Northern Arkansas and Southern Missouri. (NARKSMO) On the way, several of us spent a few days in Waco at Speegleville Park, a beautiful Corps of Engineers campground right on Waco Lake.
One day we visited the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum.
There were lots of guns and other stuff to see, but I was looking for Walker, Texas Ranger.
Ha! Found him!
Waco has a beautiful suspension bridge over the Brazos River. Built in 1870, it was then the longest single-span suspension bridge west of the Mississippi.
They catch some really big catfish around here!
We also went to the zoo. It was better than most I've been to because you could really see the animals.
The lions were out sunbathing.
And the meerkats were smiling for the camera!
posted by Diana | 2:14 PM
4 Comments:
I didn't realize there was so much to see in Waco. I'll have to put it on my list.
Love the two cats - leopards?
Looks like a very pretty town. Too bad they're mostly known for just one thing.
Want to say I love your blog
Did you happen to go to the Dr Pepper Museum while you were in Waco? It's a great place to learn the history of Dr Pepper. :)
Elise
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