We arrived several days early to enjoy the park and get ready for the rally which was sponsored by the chapter officers (I'm the secretary).
They have a nice pool and hot tub. Only problem is that you have to ask them to turn the hot tub on and it takes about 4 hours to heat up. Of course, by the time it is ready, I was busy doing something else so I only got to use it once.
It's a nice park and they take good care of those visiting whether they are at a rally or just staying there. I have to give them credit for doing a great job vastly reducing the goat head burs that were everywhere when I first visited there about three years ago. For those who don't know, goat heads are really hard to get rid of and they are very hard on dogs feet or RV carpet.
The scenery is pretty nice too.
And the sunsets can be spectacular.
We had dinner at Mama's Home Cooking on Thursday night.
Every morning, Joyce Wallace leads whoever is interested in some fun group exercises.
You will probably be surprised to hear that Joyce (arms up on the right) is 88 years old. I wish I had half her energy and flexibility. Oh, and Joyce is waiting on delivery of a brand new Phoenix Cruiser like mine. I think she will be RVing for a quite a while.
We had our meeting and election Saturday morning. Then women were off kayaking, visiting a local winery, relaxing, hiking over at Inks Lake State Park, etc. We had a delicious Cajun dinner catered by two of our members. Then came the entertainment.
We always take a group photo at every rally. We had well over 70 people women attend this rally. Most stayed in their RVs at Big Chief, a few were camping at Inks Lake State Park, and a few more stayed at hotels in Burnet.
We have a great chapter and lots of fun members.
Hmmm, here is a part of the group back at Mama's.
Sunday night a number of us went into Burnet to see "Bethlehem" sponsored for many years by a local church but that is the subject for another post.
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