I think there are too many chefs in this kitchen… and the four legged taste tester has his work cut out for him.
So many eggs 🫣😂 and sprinkles…
On a recent trip through Central Texas, I stopped at the old cattle crossing on Brushy Creek in Round Rock.
The town got its name from a distinctive round rock in the creek that served as a landmark for travelers.
During the cattle-drive era, thousands of head of longhorns passed through this area heading north toward Kansas. The crossing also carried wagon traffic, and traces of those old routes are still visible today.
It’s remarkable how much of the Old West is still sitting right alongside modern highways, largely unnoticed.
Thought y’all might enjoy seeing a little piece of cattle-drive history that’s still there.