Uptown Luckenbach, as opposed to downtown Luckenbach, with the famed dance-hall and concert venue. There wasn’t anything happening, much, that we could see.
There was a gift shop – well-signposted and advertised … but it seemed to be a self-service kind of place.
This afternoon seemed to be one of the self-service days. There was only one living being that we could see. Actually, two of them, but this was the only one that I got a picture of.
Uptown Luckenbach seemed to have a kind of ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ vibe to it … so we drove on. Downtown Luckenbach seemed to be very lively, though – the parking lot was jammed. Ah, well. We drove through Sisterdale and came home. That was my Saturday – yours?
concrete or asphalt plant?
I honestly don’t know – I thought it looked like a feed plant. We didn’t actually go very far into it. The creepiness factor was too great.
Willie and Waylon are there!
I don’t know about Willie and Waylon – but there were a lot of motor-bikers. Various little towns and venues like this are a huge draw for bikers on weekends. They love them some day-trips into the hills!
But was anybody feeling any pain? That’s the important question.
Angie, considering that one of the very popular stops for the motor-bikers was at the Sister Creek Winery tasting room … probably not!