- This is a picture from Changes.
- Christmas at Fergeson Drug.
- This was taken at The Feed and Seed Barn. James served pork loin at his refreshment table. This is a really neat store....all the old men hang out here during the day, gathering around this fire pit and gossiping...no,"solving the world's problems"! ....this time it looks like the women have taken over....guess that gives you the message that the "tour" is more about the women than the men....
- Ernies River Mill. Lauren is behind the counter...She is Ernie's daughter.
- The Feed and Seed Barn. James, the owner (on the right)
is visiting with a customer. James is an avid bicyclist.
Runs in the Hotter-n-Hell in WF along with many other
runs in Texas. - This is Judy Starr's Egg Creations....Judy is on the left.
- Shoppers at Beth's Beads and Bags.
- Ernie Hunt owner of Ernie's River Mill keeping a watchful eye on his fire. This is Ernie's second year to serve sirloin tips at the tour which makes it a real popular place to stop. Brooke Busby won a pair of Fat Baby Boots at the drawing this year.
- This was taken at Changes...it is a new store. This is LynnAnn Stewart, on the right visiting with a customer. She is one of the six people in the store...it offers beauticians, physical fittness, massage, tanning, perminant makeup, jewelry, TeeShirts, etc.
- This is Main Street Emporium.
- This is a pic of the owners of Tip Top Cleaners and Jewelry, Tommy and Jeannie Allbritton. Actually, Tip Top Cleaners is a family business, the mother, Emma, along with Tommy & Jeannie and another brother, Jimmy have kept it going since 1950.
- The museum wanted in on the action as well. This a pic of the ladys that usually keep the museum open and running. Those on the left and right are visitors
- The Market tour not only was about selling but about
eating! These were the Hrncirik guys cooking for Beth's Beads and Bags. - This was taken at The Feed and Seed Barn. James Standlee loves this mega tree and his Koi pond.
- This was taken at Home Treasures Too.
February: Chamber
Banquet
April:
Baylor County Ag Appreciation Day
May: Fish Day
June:
Festival in the Park
July: Old Settler’s
Reunion and Rodeo
September: Dove Hunter’s Breakfast
October: Fall Festival
December: Lighted Christmas Parade
December: Twilight Tour of Homes
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