People in the Texas Hill Country tend to be passionate about their boots, whether they actually need them for ranching or not. For one thing, trying to do the two-step or Cotton-eyed Joe in street shoes just looks silly, now doesn't it? We even have a lady here in Wimberley who is known as The Boot Whisperer. It is said that all she has to do is study your feet for a moment to know exactly which pair of boots would be the perfect match for you.
So, what did the
Wimberley Vally Arts & Cultural Alliance choose when they wanted to place hand-painted sculptures around town?
Why, six-foot-tall cowboy boots, of course!
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Spotted by Annie James, on Old Kyle Rd. |
I missed the big reveal party, when I could have seen them all together at one time. However, I must admit, it's kinda fun stumbling across them one at a time, as I go about my daily rounds.
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Spotted by Brookshire Bros. Grocery Store |
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Spotted at the Wimberley Village Library, featuring local musician Sarah Jarosz |
Three down, twenty or more yet to be discovered!
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