Burn-IT, I'm from NC, I'll correct your pronunciation on a few places there! Here, Tow is "Tao", I'm sure there are others. In Colorado, I pronounced the a as an o and was corrected, In Idaho, I mispronounced Boise and was told it's Boy-see. I'm learning! That's the fun of travel, it's broadening my vocabulary but I'm a NC country boy at heart!
@@ROLLMEAWAY If you had stayed longer, you would have learned locals pronounce Lake Buchanan like Buckcannon, with the accent on the can. And the Sheriff memorialized on the Burnet square pronounced his name Riddell as Rid-Dell, with the accent on the dell. But what you showed of my Texas Hill Country pretty much did right by this place, though it's considerable more beautiful in other seasons. Come back and stay a while.
It's crazy how so many people move to the big cities of Texas and never leave to go explore the others gems of Texas like Texas Hill Country and West Texas lol. So beautiful and don't know what they are missing. I'm not even from Texas either and have explored more than most people from Texas. Love it here!
I drove down to Bandera just to get a feel for the area since I had heard so much about the Singles Dance Party over the years. Looks like a place I could spend a month or two. The cowboy at the end was in the 11th st cowboy bar!
That is a neat area. We were just in the Waco TX area about 2 months ago. Looks like we need to go down and check out the area you were in next time down. Thanks for sharing. You have a new member to your channel. KTKamping Kent and Tami
Thank you! I didn't get to explore as much as I had intended. A combination of RV repairs, Covid, weather, and laziness! Hey - I'm retired, what can I say! I want to go back and stay in Bandera, visit New Braunfels, San Marcos, and Lockhart. There is a lot to explore between Austin and San Antonio. PS: Sorry to see you beautiful coach get crunched. Hope repairs go well!
Loyal Valley has some interesting history. Old stagecoach converted into a bed and bath. Herman Lehman buried in old family cemetery. Captured by the Indians for 9 years
I see that on the plaque now. I was probable recording voice over while watching the video. The cement looked like t's. If I had written out my text for voice over and researched the details, I would not have made that mistake. Thank you for watching and catching my mistake!
There's also a music hall there where she would have performed. This is the "post office" turned bar next door to the music hall with a couple locals playing. Back stage of the music hall where only the musicians go would be the place to look!
It's not pronounced Burn-net...It's Burn-it ...That bridge is 4 miles from my front door... You may not be old enough to remember the Apollo 13 Mission...But you might at least watched the movie...His name isn't Lovett...James Lovell and his wife Marylyn live in this area. They're lovely folks. I did the cabinets and stairs in their home. Yes, this is the prettiest part of Texas...Get your facts straight so you don't look like a dummy...
He mispronounced the name of the town in the beginning... some local must have finally corrected him.
Burn-IT, I'm from NC, I'll correct your pronunciation on a few places there! Here, Tow is "Tao", I'm sure there are others. In Colorado, I pronounced the a as an o and was corrected, In Idaho, I mispronounced Boise and was told it's Boy-see. I'm learning! That's the fun of travel, it's broadening my vocabulary but I'm a NC country boy at heart!
@@ROLLMEAWAY If you had stayed longer, you would have learned locals pronounce Lake Buchanan like Buckcannon, with the accent on the can. And the Sheriff memorialized on the Burnet square pronounced his name Riddell as Rid-Dell, with the accent on the dell. But what you showed of my Texas Hill Country pretty much did right by this place, though it's considerable more beautiful in other seasons. Come back and stay a while.
Thank you! I enjoyed my time there and met many wonderful people, the part I love! There is so much more to see in that area so I know I'll be back!
I am glad someone corrected him it was driving me crazy
Great video - also the astronaut’s name is Lov-ELL, not Lov-ETT - but that signature is hard to read!
It's crazy how so many people move to the big cities of Texas and never leave to go explore the others gems of Texas like Texas Hill Country and West Texas lol. So beautiful and don't know what they are missing. I'm not even from Texas either and have explored more than most people from Texas. Love it here!
Isn't that area awesome. I have happy & great memories of that area. Singles dance rally isn't too far from there.
I drove down to Bandera just to get a feel for the area since I had heard so much about the Singles Dance Party over the years. Looks like a place I could spend a month or two. The cowboy at the end was in the 11th st cowboy bar!
That is a neat area. We were just in the Waco TX area about 2 months ago. Looks like we need to go down and check out the area you were in next time down. Thanks for sharing. You have a new member to your channel. KTKamping Kent and Tami
Thank you! I didn't get to explore as much as I had intended. A combination of RV repairs, Covid, weather, and laziness! Hey - I'm retired, what can I say! I want to go back and stay in Bandera, visit New Braunfels, San Marcos, and Lockhart. There is a lot to explore between Austin and San Antonio. PS: Sorry to see you beautiful coach get crunched. Hope repairs go well!
Thanks - Shooting for 100 followers so I can use my brand name - ROLLMEAWAY -
Great video! People sure love to correct others pronunciation! 🤷🏼♀️
Burn it durn it. 😂🤣😂
Loyal Valley has some interesting history. Old stagecoach converted into a bed and bath. Herman Lehman buried in old family cemetery. Captured by the Indians for 9 years
Its Jim Lovell not Lovett.
I see that on the plaque now. I was probable recording voice over while watching the video. The cement looked like t's. If I had written out my text for voice over and researched the details, I would not have made that mistake. Thank you for watching and catching my mistake!
There is another Stonehenge in Washington state, on the Columbia River, an hour or so (?) outside Portland
I’ll look for it next time I’m out that way! I’ve found maybe 3 so far. Thanks.
Found it, It's in one of my latest videos!
Love that area. We usually be at Castell. Thanks again for sharing with me. Looks awesome the swing.❤️♑🇨🇱
the apollo 13 astronauts name was NOT JIM LOVETT it was Jim Lovell
Understood, I made a mistake on the voice over.
Burnet, Texas! Hello Spider Mountain!
Looks like you'll never escape those editors from your past :)
Yea - I finally pinned the comments to the top in hopes it would be clear I knew I screwed up the name!
Thank you!
Burnet, Learn it, Durn it!
Yep - I pinned a comment to the top to try and head off additional comments on my mispronouncing the name! I've gotten beat up pretty bad for that.
That train line has some nice modern stations. I wonder if Audrey Auld left her sign there in Luckenback at that music joint.
There's also a music hall there where she would have performed. This is the "post office" turned bar next door to the music hall with a couple locals playing. Back stage of the music hall where only the musicians go would be the place to look!
@@ROLLMEAWAY That sounds right. She had trouble finding the place, drove right by it. Here is the song: th-cam.com/video/1_v3Qx4JIPc/w-d-xo.html
It's Burnet, durnet. Can't you learn it ?
I got it! You guys have beat me up bad on this one!
It's not pronounced Burn-net...It's Burn-it ...That bridge is 4 miles from my front door...
You may not be old enough to remember the Apollo 13 Mission...But you might at least watched the movie...His name isn't Lovett...James Lovell and his wife Marylyn live in this area. They're lovely folks. I did the cabinets and stairs in their home. Yes, this is the prettiest part of Texas...Get your facts straight so you don't look like a dummy...
Understood. I fumbled that and other points and have apologized in previous comments.
Cool😮👍🏾
so where are the hills?
I didn’t name the area! There are a few places around with rolling hills better described as no quite flat country!