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| I've been to Ft. Clark many times but there was still parts of it I had not seen. The spring fed pool is beautiful. They empty it and clean every Thursday. It's not as lovely or large as the Balmorhea spring fed pool near Pecos. |
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| Toby checking out the icky non-pool side. |
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| Jamey walking between the 2 water areas. |
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| Pool on the right....non-pool on the left. |
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| The non-swim side. |
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| Fall/Winter is great time to visit...nobody there...except these goofy guys. Now I notice some slides in the background...I didn't see them that day & didn't go over there...so I guess I STILL haven't seen all the pool area. |
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| Nice reflection. |
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| I like these trees. Quite the "hairy" palm. The pools empty into this small creek. I can just see the troops watering the animals there 100 years ago...or more. |
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| I didn't even know there WAS an outdoor theatre. |
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| Basic...but pretty cool. |
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| In front of the museum. Toby declined to get in with her. |
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| Museum. A rough ride I'm sure. |
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| You KNOW any wagon wheel is my favorite. I feel very drawn to them. |
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| A relic looking odd with modern stuff behind it. That's all bloggers. Thanks for reading. And thanks to Toby and Jamey for visiting!!!!!! |
2 comments:
Dear Mary,
Wow, it was good to see pics of Jamey and Toby. I hadn't seen them in a long time. I'm glad they were both there for Turkey Day. Very nice pics of Ft. Clark. It must have been a real oasis for the cowboys and soldiers in the old days. The block party looks like a lot of fun.
Love,
Dave
The pool with the banana trees in the background looks so beautiful-- nice one! :)
-- jamey
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