WAXAHACHIE VOLKSMARCH June 07, 2003
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![]() Walk start at Southwestern Assembly of God University. |
![]() Magnolia Trees are blooming right now. |
![]() It's nice to visit a town that actually has sidewalks. |
![]() There were lots of nice big homes. |
![]() Just a couple of the many walkers that passed us. |
![]() Another nice old home |
![]() And another. |
![]() And another. |
![]() This family stayed with us and talked for awhile. They are Dallas Trekkers. |
![]() When we got to the park and started following the hike/bike trail we passed this nice bridge over the creek. |
![]() The hike and bike changed from rock/dirt to a nice paved trail as we headed away from the park and back into town. |
![]() Randy was our checkpoint. He couldn't believe how big Lenore had gotten, and he told us he was a new grandpa. He has a 7 month old grandson. |
![]() Waxahachie has two train stations. They are both nice looking, but this one is the prettiest. |
![]() The county courthouse. |
![]() The historic homes were open for viewing on a tour. This home has a man dressed in period custom answering the door. |
![]() This is Randy's grandson, Marshall. |
![]() Walkers chatting at the finish. |
![]() Our finish table volunteer is Marilyn, Randy's wife and Marshall's Grandma. |
![]() Phyllis and Frank signing up to walk. |
![]() After the walk we went back to the park. They had a climbing tower, and Carol let Lenore try it. She did great. |
![]() Lenore at the top of the tower. When you get there you ring a bell and repell back down the tower. |
Go to Dallas Trekkers website.
Go to Lenore's Walk Diary.