The French gas lights near the Court House in Jefferson
The Firehouse in Jefferson Tx
This is where the paddle boats off loaded goods back in the 1800's
On the way back to Dallas we cut through Overton Tx.
Near downtown square where you can sign on for a carriage ride
Much of the New Orleans influence is seen in the architecture of the buildings
The town was once the 5th largest in the state of Texas. It opened the Texas frontier by welcoming immigrant’s pioneers, riverboats captains, statesmen, and cowboys!
Cowboys gotta have coca-cola
There are walking tours of the many old homes that still look much the same as back in the day. The past life allows a glimpse into the past struggles of a bygone era.
The old Courthouse is still in use
Red Brick cobble stone streets
Texas is as much a state of mind as a Lone Star State.
Here you can board the paddle boat for a trip on the bayou and weave between the Cyprus knees
A log jam on the red river above Shreveport caused elevated water levels in the cypress bayous allowing steamboat traffic all the way to the city of Jefferson, Texas on the Texas, Louisiana border. You can still take a paddle boat all the way to New Orleans. You can see wildlife along the banks of the black water of the bayous turtles alligators gars fish duck and deer.
Looking for one of those armadillo's
Chasing the butterfly's
A stop at the chapel in Gilmer Texas
3 wards meet at this building
A beautiful Sunshine day in East Texas a great location for a P day
Crossing back over the Red River
The Dallas 6th ward is our home away from home
Well except for my friends the grain silo's. If the frustration level gets to high it is always a great spot for some quiet time.
The Relief Society President of the Dallas 6th Ward
Jack n Gaye
The Firehouse in Jefferson Tx
This is where the paddle boats off loaded goods back in the 1800's
On the way back to Dallas we cut through Overton Tx.
Near downtown square where you can sign on for a carriage ride
Much of the New Orleans influence is seen in the architecture of the buildings
The town was once the 5th largest in the state of Texas. It opened the Texas frontier by welcoming immigrant’s pioneers, riverboats captains, statesmen, and cowboys!
Cowboys gotta have coca-cola
There are walking tours of the many old homes that still look much the same as back in the day. The past life allows a glimpse into the past struggles of a bygone era.
The old Courthouse is still in use
Red Brick cobble stone streets
Texas is as much a state of mind as a Lone Star State.
Here you can board the paddle boat for a trip on the bayou and weave between the Cyprus knees
A log jam on the red river above Shreveport caused elevated water levels in the cypress bayous allowing steamboat traffic all the way to the city of Jefferson, Texas on the Texas, Louisiana border. You can still take a paddle boat all the way to New Orleans. You can see wildlife along the banks of the black water of the bayous turtles alligators gars fish duck and deer.
Looking for one of those armadillo's
Chasing the butterfly's
A stop at the chapel in Gilmer Texas
3 wards meet at this building
A beautiful Sunshine day in East Texas a great location for a P day
Crossing back over the Red River
The Dallas 6th ward is our home away from home
Well except for my friends the grain silo's. If the frustration level gets to high it is always a great spot for some quiet time.
The Relief Society President of the Dallas 6th Ward
Jack n Gaye
1 comment:
I saw Overton Texas on a map before, are there any theaters named Notrevo?
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