
We booked the RV in for an oil change and spent some time
visiting a small town called Gruene.
A strange little town that used to be a bit of a 'ghost town' and they have revitalised into a visitors area with original shops.
At our camp site we were invited to spend the evening with a Group of other RV’ers who were at the
staying for the weekend.
We learnt how
to play “Train” (an interpretation of dominoes).
We also joined them for breakfast the next
morning.
New Braunfels was settled by immigrants from Germany in the
19th Century. We arrived in
time for their “Wurstfest” which was a bit like an “Oktoberfest” but in
November. We spent most of Saturday
there – German beer and German sausages and several ‘Oompah’ bands – great fun!
Paul doesn’t remember too much about the journey home.
Sunday we made use of the camp facilities of the swimming
pool and hot tub. We then joined the San
Antonio Hash for an afternoon trail. The
weather was a little cooler – top 70s instead of mid-80s.
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