This is the most interesting, and dare I say the best, BBQ joint: City Market in Luling, Texas. The BBQ room (yes, a whole room!) is hidden at the back of the store. As you step through the doors, you wonder if you are in the right place, until you see a sign that erases any doubts.


This is the interior of the secret BBQ place. I could only stay in this oaky, smokey room for a few minutes before excusing myself. I guess I'm not core enough.


I washed this meal down with Big Red. I heard it was a Only in Texas drink, so I tried it. It tasted like red gummy bears. Unfortunately, the smoke went to my brain and during my BBQ feeding frenzy, I dumped some of my Big Red onto my moist brisket thinking that it was the BBQ sauce. Oops.

These are pictures from our 6 mile kayak along Town Lake. The undersides of bridges are great motivators to keep paddling.





So, um, yeah... There be knitting to show off. And some blog awards to pass on. And I have a new International Cat Hat all finished up and ready for its debut. I just need motivation or a swift kick in the arse. Feel free to provide me with either.
Stay tuned...
What yarn stores did you go to?
ReplyDeleteSince Hill Country Weavers was walking distance from my digs, that is where I landed. I was going to go to Gauge, but interestingly enough, no one else was interested. Hmph!
ReplyDelete*drool* I love BBQ...
ReplyDeleteI wanted to give my yarn to you since I haven't knit in ages. Totally forgot. Oh, now that I have a baby sitter, we can fly to Llano for BBQ (Coopers) on your next visit. Whee!
ReplyDeleteWow, that photo of the clouds is breathtaking! And ,yeah, the underside of a bridge can be kind of YUCKY, just keep paddling!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pictures! How are the critters doing? Texas needed to see Mingus in his hat!
See, I'm a Memphis girl, so beef BBQ is totally not my thing. Give me pork, dangit! :)
ReplyDeleteBig Red is not an Texas only Drink, they used to have it in Riverside and the OC. It's ok.
ReplyDeleteLoved the travel blog, and photos! Here's your kick in the "arse" since you said to provide it. Only kicking back simply one of the twenty you've given me. ;)
ReplyDeleteHappy Hump Day!
The critters are doing well! The cats especially missed us and have not left our laps since we've returned.
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