I'm getting a lot of mileage out of this visit to New Braunfels. I continued my walk toward a Wurstfest entrance and parking area, taking advantage of nice weather.
I got a lot of pics of that historic old Catholic church.
Finally, I was behind it. More next time. Getting close to the WURSTFEST!!
So the next day I took advantage of greatly improved weather and walked downtown again, this time making for the Wurstfest entrance and some parking spots. Crowds were much improved.
Nice and sunny this time!
Plenty of beer joints and bars and tourist traps.
This historic Catholic Church is a familiar sight.
I tried to peer into the associated parochial school.
I walked right through the church parking lot.
Gothic. It used to be Gothic on the inside but years ago it was converted into something more like a warehouse. Very uninspiring.
Old.
This is where the priests lived. I guess they still do. If you can call that a life. I don't.
We are not far from the entrance to the Wurstfest!
Today I'm going to finish that neat junkyard or antique collection or whatever it is.
It's all kinds of stuff.
Where it comes from and where it goes I just don't know. I don't even know what some of this stuff is.
Some of it might be industrial.
A lot of it you could sit on, or sit in. The next day, the weather was much better and I headed off in the direction of the WURSTFEST.
Looks like I took a lot of pics in New Braunfels, and that is what I wanted to do.
It was important to get this location.
Seems like a lot of scavenging goes on. A lot of this stuff might end up in nightclubs and beer joints, and eateries of various kinds. A few restaurants in Lubbock have stuff like this.
There seems to be a lot of turnover, I know that.
It's just interesting to wander around in there. Not finished with this, either.
I got a lot of pics of that historic old Catholic church.
Finally, I was behind it. More next time. Getting close to the WURSTFEST!!
