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Thursday February 3, 2011

2011-05-12

Hermann & Trautel

Hermann & Trautel Kinzinger from Zweibrüken, Germany had the good fortune to wander into Bandera just in time to attend the first annual Musical Showcase of the Bandera Music History Project and Hall of Fame, on Sunday, May 1.

2011-05-05

Karen and David from Richmond, Virginia

Karen and David Hicks from Richmond, Virginia, recently enjoyed gadding about the Cowboy Capital of the World on Buttons and Davy Crockett, respectively - courtesy of wrangler Jeanne Beauxbeannes.

2011-04-28

A HIGH Flyer

Bandera County had a very unusual visitor Wednesday, April 20, when the MetLife blimp passed over in the early morning.

2011-04-14

Brit Wedding

Kelly Scott, local storyteller and chuck wagon cook, congratulates Graham and Karen Tanner at their wedding, Friday, April 8, in front of the Bandera County Courthouse.

2011-03-17

England Firemen

Steve Moore, Gemma Rowlans and Amy Harpin of London, Valerie Keith of Monaghan (Republic of Ireland) and James

2011-03-10

David Colescott & Barbara Schramm of North Carolina

David Colescott and friend, Barbara Schramm, recently came to Bandera to look for a friend. The couple live in the scenic golfing capital of Pinehurst, North Carolina.

2011-02-24

Chris & Diane Fearon of Anchorage

Chris and Diane Fearon of Anchorage, Alaska, stopped by Bandera on their

2011-02-10

Tony and Ann Galley

After coming to Bandera for a decade, Tony and Ann Galley can hardly be considered tourists, but since they've never before been featured in this section, here they are.

2011-01-27

Fleur & Maarten

Fleur Winters and Maarten Swart from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, came through Bandera in January as part of their vacation road trip through the American South.

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The Woods from Jackson Hole

For the last 15 years, Ron and Bev Wood of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, have spent their winters in the Hill Country. This year, they attended the Cowgirl Roundup and Showdeo held Saturday, Jan. 1, at the Hill Country State Natural Area. Accompanying the Woods on their regular journey south are the couple's horses, mules and two dogs. "We have six acres on King Ranch Road and we all make ourselves comfortable for the winter," Bev said. "We just love to stroll the banks of the Medina River in February." As for Ron, when asked if he had retired, he rejoined, "I'm just tired." Well, Bandera's a great place to relax, refresh and recoup before wending your way back north. Glad to hear you like it here!