Continuing New Braunfels

 Traffic is terrible there.

The place is more congested and overrun by tourists every time I go there. It was a great place to live, once, but now not so much. Over crowding is killing the place. Too much development. Insane traffic jams on highway 46 between Boerne and New Braunfels. No thanks. 

Rain-soaked New Braunfels

 Rain must be catching because we've had some here in Lubbock. Here, it's a rare event. 

When I took these photos I was getting drizzled on. 

New Braunfels-- Zooming out

 Starting to, anyway. Eventually I'll be looking at houses in New Braunfels, old and historic and mostly restored. But not just yet.

It's New Braunfels

 It's all in the details, as I've said before.

Close.

More New Braunfels

 It was a very rain drenched experience this time, and uncomfortably chilly. Freak weather is becoming the new norm. Tornado warnings and alerts east of San Antonio. Hail stones the size of Texas Ruby Red grapefruit in some areas. Lots of wind and hail damage and localized flooding.

Lubbock used to get weather like that, but lately we have been more of a bone-dry and wind swept desert. I continue with the microcosmic views.