More from the Texas portion of the trip

Just like they say, Texas is big, so it took a while to get from the eastern border to the western border, especially since I didn’t take the straightest route. So – more photos from Texas than from anywhere else (so far).

This fine piece of architecture houses the finest, high tech scale technology
Here is the finest, high tech scale technology
Stopping seemed like a good idea. This is Lake Livingston in Texas.
I drove a so-called scenic loop around the lake (it was anything but scenic) and ended up driving through a neighborhood. This guy was cute.
I loved all the American flags on this house. Beautiful.
There was only one who seemed mildly interested in the woman with the camera.
The other Huntsville. I lived in the Alabama one for 19 years.
I haven’t seen a lot of these where I’ve lived (Brahman)
Ornate artwork on an overpass
They claim the very best milk shakes in Navasota, TX. I didn’t test the claim but I do like their holiday decoration.
The homes along part of my Texas route were amazing.
I couldn’t figure out this set up until I saw the “events” sign.
Random sight along the road. Someone is a good artist.
This would not be the job for me but I’m very glad someone does it.
Interesting looking crane
I don’t know what this very tall plant was, but it was pretty–especially blowing in the wind
The entrances to these grand Texas homes were works of art themselves. I wanted to photograph all of them.
Unusual tower up high on a hill. I think this was another event venue.
I guess I like cows. Another species I don’t often see – Herefords.

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