We haven't had a chance to go and take a trip as a family for quite a while now. We met some friends of ours who live in Brian; Leslie, Beth, Colby, Jeremy and Natalie (Nini) at Glen Rose and spent the day visiting, hiking and eating. After we split back up, we went on to Granbury and spent some time there before going back home. This is what we did:
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Clyde, Texas |
Whataburger The Whataburger in Clyde, TX has several stuffed animals lining a vaulted ceiling. They include a turkey, coyote, bobcat, fox, deer and others. There is also a glass exhibit on the floor that includes a West Texas landscape, lizards and a covey of quail. It's a really interesting place to eat, if you like that kind of thing. |
Best Western Dinosaur Valley Inn The Best Western in Glenn Rose is a very nice hotel. The lobby has a lot of fossils on display and for sale. They have several prints of dinosaurs around the walls of the second floor. When we were there the Inn was only about 15 months old, so it was still pretty new looking. They have a neat web site that lets you look around the rooms. |
Dinosaur Valley State Park Dinosaur Valley State Park is four mile west of Glen Rose and contains a large amount of dinosaur artifacts. These include several fossilized tracks along the Piluxy river bed. |
Granbury, Texas Granbury is a real "touristy" town. It has a lot of antique and arts and crafts shops. It also has several very pretty, old buildings. |
Days Inn The Days Inn in Granbury had a really nice pool, with the downstairs rooms opening onto the courtyard where the pool is located. Of course Andrea was happy with it because it had the two things she wants most in a hotel; a pool and a continental breakfast! |
Taco Bell |
Rinky Tink's - Granbury's "50's" Place They have good food and a fun atmosphere. They have lots of 50's memorabaelia on the walls and an old juke box. |
Jeremy, Colby, Nini & Andrea at the Dinosaur Valley Inn In Glen Rose |
Picnic at the Dinosaur Valley State Park |
Colby, Andrea, Jeremy & Nini at the Dinosaur Valley State Park |