Gramps Will Be Proud

We went to Tyler today and first stopped at the Tyler Municipal Garden. I think we spent more time in the bathroom there than the actual garden. See, the rose are in bloom May-October. So, there were few actual flowers to look at, just empty bushes. There were pretty Azaleas, but you could see those all over town anyways since it the Azalea Festival going on.
So, we headed over to Brookshire's World of Wildlife Museum and Country Store. It is sometimes those unexpected places you visit that turn out to be fantastic. When I went to Denver to visit Jeni it was the candy factory, when I visited Kendra & Tim it was the nearby church & Betsy Ross house. The museum was free and honestly, they should have charged. It was very nice.
So, we headed over to Brookshire's World of Wildlife Museum and Country Store. It is sometimes those unexpected places you visit that turn out to be fantastic. When I went to Denver to visit Jeni it was the candy factory, when I visited Kendra & Tim it was the nearby church & Betsy Ross house. The museum was free and honestly, they should have charged. It was very nice.
Isabel Loves Swinging

Anyways, all of these pictures were taken at Brookshire's. Inside it is separated into 3 different areas: 1) the Wildlife Museum, 2) the 1920's grocery store replica (very neat!) and 3) the gift shop. Then you can go outside and they have this large playground with all sorts of playground equipment imaginable. They even had real vehicles that kids could play on & in. Those included: a Farmall tractor (top picture), a fire truck, and a train caboose. We only went on the tractor. She really liked holding onto the steering wheel and moving it.
Daddy I Don't Like the Deer

Daddy, I Want Your Shovel Too!

I Can Help.

This afternoon we went to check out the pool since it was in the low 80's. Isabel & I went in the pool, but only up to our waists, neither of us wanted to go in much further. So, she hung out with daddy while I went in the hot tub and then we switched.
We did drive down by the lake. Those units are quite a ways away from all the amenities. I am glad they put us in the condo that they did.
Tomorrow is our last full day here. We leave on Friday morning. We thought we would leave a little early so we could eat breakfast out, as daddy really wants to go to a Waffle House or an IHOP. It's about a 2 hour drive from the resort to the airport.
By the way, if you are ever in this area of Texas, you will notice that they have lots of storage places, strip clubs, buffet restaurants, dollar stores, and very nice looking churches (even if all around them is run-down shacks.)
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