Posted by Gchase24 on January 09, 2015 at 15:58:10 from (216.63.106.186):
In Reply to: What's to do in Texas posted by centash on January 09, 2015 at 11:54:27:
Going to Galveston visit Moody Gardens.Fort Worth visit the Stock yards .Texas has beautiful caverns in the central and western part of the state.Depend on the time of the year The Blue Bonnets in full bloom are worth seeing driving the Blue Bonnet trail.Fredricksburg has many car shows and an Antuige Tractor and engine show. Really depends on your interest where to go as Texas is a diverse state. And no you don,t have to wear Cowboy Boots and a Hat to visit. Do your home work before you visit. But as a native Texan come on down your welcome any time.
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