this metal Armadillo. Turns out Armadillo is the school mascot.
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Arriving in San Saba from our morning walk in Brady, Carol spotted this metal Armadillo. Turns out Armadillo is the school mascot. |
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The walk started very near the courthouse square at the very busy Wedding Oak Winery. |
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Memorial on the courthouse lawn. |
| Famous cowboy, Abraham Galloway, from San Saba. |  |
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Historical marker about Confederate Reunion held in San Saba. |
| Old County Jail. |  |
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Fountain in Mill Pond Park. |
| Marker on the building in the park. |  |
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Water wheel with Kathy and Les on the trail below. |
| Beautiful waterfall. |  |
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Small waterfall. |
| Carol and Freya leaving Mill Pond Park. |  |
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Metal flowers at entrance to San Saba River Nature Park. |
| Nice paved hike/bike trail. |  |
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Ruins at the first waterworks location. |
| View of the ruins from the overlook on the other side of the river. |  |
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Re-entering Mill Pond Park. |
| Blooming tree and the mill pond. |  |
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Back by the San Saba County Courthouse. |
| Mural on G&R Grocery across from the courthouse. |  |
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G&R supports their school team. |
| Blooming plant in planter in the main business area. |  |
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San Saba claims to be the Pecan Capital of the World. |
| First Presbyterian Church. |  |
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Walk went into a nice residential district. |
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Interesting architecture on this church. |
| Clay working the checkpoint. |  |
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Statue and fountain. |
| From another angle. |  |
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Catholic Church. |
| Methodist Church. |  |
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Entrance to the athletic field paid for by senior class of 1936. |
| Old rock house. |  |
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Nice old house. |
| Hotel San Saba (closed). |  |
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Carved above hotel entrance. |
