What can I say about Market Days in Wimberely? 500 booths. 1,000s of people, all determined to uncover treasure . Traffic that creeps along at a snails pace. Not being able to get anywhere near Mima's for a taco, since it happens to be right next door to all the hoopla.
Normally, we won't even go into town on a Market weekend, but about once a year, when the weather is especially fine, and an enthusiastic friend or relative is here visiting, I venture forth and join the melee. You just never know what you might find.
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Somebody must've snitched these from the Corral Theater |
This time I happened to find a most unique gift for Dear Hubby -- something very old and utilitarian that is just perfect for solving one of his modern-day dilemmas. But, I guess you'll have to wait until after Christmas to see or hear anything about that, won't you?
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Not a great photograph, but trust me, the booth was amazing! |
4 comments:
We were there! Ned tires easily so only for about 2 hours at the most. But it was gorgeous, couldn't resist...got a half finished blog post regarding our lunch at The Leaning Pear (also packed yesterday) that I need to finish
We didn't last long either - too many bad hips, knees, backs, etc. in my family! We went to Leaning Pear too, but for dinner instead of lunch. Perfect weather for eating out on the patio!
I haven't been to Wimberley in several years, but the booth in the last photo is one of my favorites.
Isn't it amazing? I was sick that my photo turned out so hazy.
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