San Antonio!

[+Nerves]

I'm heading back to the great state of Texas and will be mainly in the San Antonio - Hill Country and possibly, Austin area.

 

It's because of all of you that I visited the wonderful Barney Smith's Toilet Seat Museum and some of the other great/quirky ones in the area on my last trip there.

 

Please tell me which caches you think are a *must do*.

 

Thanks much!

 

(P.S. any good places to eat are much appreciated too! We'll try Luling BBQ this time around.)

[GermanSailor]

(P.S. any good places to eat are much appreciated too! We'll try Luling BBQ this time around.)

It's been a while since I lived in San Antonio, Tx.

 

But I still can recommend visiting Gruene, New Braunfels, the Canyon Lake and Fredericksburg. There you even can drink a beer in public....

 

GermanSailor

[+Nerves]

Those are all great areas.

[+9Key]

You might post something here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SATXgeocachers/

[+Nerves]

You might post something here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SATXgeocachers/

 

It looks like you have to sign up with Yahoo and join the group in order to view the forum but I appreciate the suggestion. Thank you.

[+GeoTrailGuy]

I'm going to be in San Antonio myself in mid-Feb. Anyone who has cache reco's for the downtown core would be appreciated.

 

Nerves, are you familiar with the FoodTV show "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives"? I personally love it. One of the restaurants they covered was in San Antonio. Check out De Wes's Tip Top Cafe.

 

http://tiptopcafe.com/

[+Nerves]

I'm going to be in San Antonio myself in mid-Feb. Anyone who has cache reco's for the downtown core would be appreciated.

 

Nerves, are you familiar with the FoodTV show "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives"? I personally love it. One of the restaurants they covered was in San Antonio. Check out De Wes's Tip Top Cafe.

 

http://tiptopcafe.com/

 

Thanks! I'm familiar with the Tip Top Cafe which I found on Roadfood.com.