Good friend and camp worker, Jim, is taking advantage of “no rain, yet, today.” Jim and Shirley do a great job of keeping the park neatly manicured.
Water is standing in all the low places and holes around the park. This is a welcome sight after the horrible drought this area has been through.
This is a white horse. Honest. She had herself a good old time rolling in the red mud! I know what she wants! She wants to be a Paint Horse!
The park has a new sign with a digital marquee that now one knows how to program. Guess the sign man will be coming back soon.
The pecan orchard looks so green.
After the rain, the creek is really muddy, but it will soon clear up.
The pool has been covered all winter, so how in the world does it get like this? They’re getting ready to clean, paint and fill it with water as soon as the creek is running clear again. They fill the pool with water from the creek.
Looking down at the creek, I could see how high up the water had been last night.
Since last summer, the chapel really needs a coat of paint.
The sludge came way up on the bank.
The ducks were enjoying the water today.
Do you remember the fire pit from last summer? It was at least twenty feet from the edge of the water. Yes, that’s it in the water… that round rock thing that looks like a well.
These are a views of the back of the chapel.
Just some random scenes around the park.
This picture begs the question… when you come to the fork in the road, will you take the path to the chapel?
The Q is all parked in our site for a month.
The rain and the cool temperatures have been wonderful and we sure are enjoying the rest and relaxation this park provides.
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