On to Marburger Farm, one of the venues for which the Round Top Antique Fair is most famous. A nice show...all under tents, and well organized. {Blogger, WHY won't you let me center this photo?!}
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Deep in the Heart of Texas: Round Top, Day Three
On to Marburger Farm, one of the venues for which the Round Top Antique Fair is most famous. A nice show...all under tents, and well organized. {Blogger, WHY won't you let me center this photo?!}
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Loveing your tour of Texas. My mom used to make pimento and cheese sandwiches and I loved them as well!!
Foziewisp's Texas readers will forgive her for not mentioning that Charles Edward Travis, the son of Colonel Travis, is likewise buried in Brenham's Masonic cemetery, next to his sister.Colonel Travis implored his Masonic brothers to see to his son's care should the Colonel not survive the Battle of the Alamo--and they did. --B
I make really good pimento cheese spread for sammies. Must make some one day and we'll have lunch! It's actually really easy. :o)
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