Friday Night
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Kevin wasn't much on getting his picture taken this trip
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So I set that 4-man tent up for me. Notice the wind... 40+ mph! Not a lot of warmth in there!
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Reading the history of how the Texas State Parks started... through the CCC program.
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Longhorn Cavern State Park: This was all built in the 1930s
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I took some pics with the flash on and some without to show you how dark it was
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This tour took about 1.5 hours. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to see something "unique" in Texas.
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I didn't see it at the time, but now this looks like a chicken!
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This crystal room is cool, but the crystals are lighted by colorful lights - so no, these aren't blue crystals.
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The dam... they built numerous dams along the Colorado River in the 30's
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One Tree Hill
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Saturday morning after a HUGE thunderstorm the night before
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I decided to break down the 4-man for this 2-man tent. Much warmer! Temps got down to 30 degrees.
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Looking into the entrance of Longhorn Cavern
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Going into the cavern. This is a natrual land bridge.
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I was trying to get this picture without interuption... then this meddling kid got in my way!
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This cavern is on a fault line and was formed by water.
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Lots of deer near our campsite
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Draining grease from the chili. This is Saturday night's dinner.
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Cooking the foil packs
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And yes, we burned all of this and THEN SOME
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Quartz over this fireplace
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This is where they have concerts on Saturday night
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Not too bad to be short in here
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This is a dumb waiter they use to bring stuff down. There were a few of these.
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This was a castle "house" between Inks Lake and the Longhorn Caverns.
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More grease
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