Wimberly Market Days September

Here is a photo from inside the booth number 302 looking

Out onto the intersection if Lions Way and Wren St. at

Market Days in Wimberly, Texas. This last Market Day was spectacular.

Can't wait to meet you! Please stop by and say hi!

On the Way home from Wimberly there was a continuous drizzle falling from the Southern Sky.

I had to stop when I saw this Rainbow in San Marcos, TX.

The Glass Garden Ornaments shown below can be nestled between the foliage of your garden.

Enjoy their glistening beauty as you relax on your patio.

The next Market Days is Saturday, October 5 th.

The gates open at seven a.m and booths close up at four.

I have heard that the best months to shop are Spring and Fall.

Please stop by booth 302 and say hello, we would love to meet you.

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