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aeroparrot wrote:

txaggirl91 wrote:updated the title of the thread to reflect AATW on sat night.

AATW?

Asleep At the Wheel

ragtopW wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:

txaggirl91 wrote:updated the title of the thread to reflect AATW on sat night.

AATW?

Asleep At the Wheel

Ah.

ragtopW wrote:

txaggirl91 wrote:updated the title of the thread to reflect AATW on sat night.

I am not sure which I am more excited about..
a BN Phlocking,Time with friends,JJW..... Or AATW in a dance hall..

Wooo hoooo!

It's not just A dancehall. It's the oldest dancehall in Texas. You will love it! I just hope the gestapos ARE nice for this show.





I can still "smell" the cookies from Michael dancing Chain Chain Chain!!
http://us.imdb.com/gallery/ss/0117038/S ... ey=0117038

Check out some photos here:

http://www.gruenehall.com/gallerymain.html


Old Jerry Jeff and the Gonzo Compadres cutting loose.

http://www.gruenehall.com/gallery/jerryjeffwalker1.html

Here are the Flatlanders at Gruene:
http://www.gruenehall.com/gallery/flatlanders.html

Mr UATWRM!!



...and Mr I Just Had To GO Back To the Island


And this one has to be somebody's favorite?!!

Just one more of my favorite photos from Gruene Hall.


I think I'm An Alright Guy!

Great pics!

conched wrote:Old Walburgh is a great place.

When WE go to Gruene Hall ( ) it is close to New Braunfels and there are lots of German places to eat there, such as Oma's Haus.

Here is a little story about going to Oma's Haus and Gruene. (Yummm to potato pancakes with applesauce.)

http://www.austin360.com/restaurants/co ... 18-05.html

There is also the Smokehaus.

We used to eat at Krause's, but they have changed. It looks like it may be a GREAT German food place now.

http://www.germanfoods.org/consumer/Fea ... riesenhaus

I agree with Nancy, both places are very good. The Smokehaus has an "ALL YOU CAN EAT" side. So Santa, I know you are like me and don't want much to eat, don't hurt yourself at this one. If you eat at Oma's, there are plates phor us big ol boys and it is very very good German phood. Oma's is a must.

I stand corrected..


Still excited..

D PHarmBoy wrote:

conched wrote:Old Walburgh is a great place.

When WE go to Gruene Hall ( ) it is close to New Braunfels and there are lots of German places to eat there, such as Oma's Haus.

Here is a little story about going to Oma's Haus and Gruene. (Yummm to potato pancakes with applesauce.)

http://www.austin360.com/restaurants/co ... 18-05.html

There is also the Smokehaus.

We used to eat at Krause's, but they have changed. It looks like it may be a GREAT German food place now.

http://www.germanfoods.org/consumer/Fea ... riesenhaus

I agree with Nancy, both places are very good. The Smokehaus has an "ALL YOU CAN EAT" side. So Santa, I know you are like me and don't want much to eat, don't hurt yourself at this one. If you eat at Oma's, there are plates phor us big ol boys and it is very very good German phood. Oma's is a must.

silly people to let you and I into an all you can eat..

ragtopW wrote:

D PHarmBoy wrote:

conched wrote:Old Walburgh is a great place.

When WE go to Gruene Hall ( ) it is close to New Braunfels and there are lots of German places to eat there, such as Oma's Haus.

Here is a little story about going to Oma's Haus and Gruene. (Yummm to potato pancakes with applesauce.)

http://www.austin360.com/restaurants/co ... 18-05.html

There is also the Smokehaus.

We used to eat at Krause's, but they have changed. It looks like it may be a GREAT German food place now.

http://www.germanfoods.org/consumer/Fea ... riesenhaus

I agree with Nancy, both places are very good. The Smokehaus has an "ALL YOU CAN EAT" side. So Santa, I know you are like me and don't want much to eat, don't hurt yourself at this one. If you eat at Oma's, there are plates phor us big ol boys and it is very very good German phood. Oma's is a must.

silly people to let you and I into an all you can eat..

So you would put the restaurant out of business?

VanillaGrl wrote:Love the pics, conched!!! Thanks for sharing!

Are we there yet???

Almost.

aeroparrot wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

D PHarmBoy wrote:

conched wrote:Old Walburgh is a great place.

When WE go to Gruene Hall ( ) it is close to New Braunfels and there are lots of German places to eat there, such as Oma's Haus.

Here is a little story about going to Oma's Haus and Gruene. (Yummm to potato pancakes with applesauce.)

http://www.austin360.com/restaurants/co ... 18-05.html

There is also the Smokehaus.

We used to eat at Krause's, but they have changed. It looks like it may be a GREAT German food place now.

http://www.germanfoods.org/consumer/Fea ... riesenhaus

I agree with Nancy, both places are very good. The Smokehaus has an "ALL YOU CAN EAT" side. So Santa, I know you are like me and don't want much to eat, don't hurt yourself at this one. If you eat at Oma's, there are plates phor us big ol boys and it is very very good German phood. Oma's is a must.

silly people to let you and I into an all you can eat..

So you would put the restaurant out of business?

you have met me.. Dpharmboy Well.. I don't think he misses many meals either..

ragtopW wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

D PHarmBoy wrote:

conched wrote:Old Walburgh is a great place.

When WE go to Gruene Hall ( ) it is close to New Braunfels and there are lots of German places to eat there, such as Oma's Haus.

Here is a little story about going to Oma's Haus and Gruene. (Yummm to potato pancakes with applesauce.)

http://www.austin360.com/restaurants/co ... 18-05.html

There is also the Smokehaus.

We used to eat at Krause's, but they have changed. It looks like it may be a GREAT German food place now.

http://www.germanfoods.org/consumer/Fea ... riesenhaus

I agree with Nancy, both places are very good. The Smokehaus has an "ALL YOU CAN EAT" side. So Santa, I know you are like me and don't want much to eat, don't hurt yourself at this one. If you eat at Oma's, there are plates phor us big ol boys and it is very very good German phood. Oma's is a must.

silly people to let you and I into an all you can eat..

So you would put the restaurant out of business?

you have met me.. Dpharmboy Well.. I don't think he misses many meals either..

I was making a statement of the obvious.....

Now if I joined you then yes, all three of us probably could put them out of business.

aeroparrot wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

D PHarmBoy wrote:

conched wrote:Old Walburgh is a great place.

When WE go to Gruene Hall ( ) it is close to New Braunfels and there are lots of German places to eat there, such as Oma's Haus.

Here is a little story about going to Oma's Haus and Gruene. (Yummm to potato pancakes with applesauce.)

http://www.austin360.com/restaurants/co ... 18-05.html

There is also the Smokehaus.

We used to eat at Krause's, but they have changed. It looks like it may be a GREAT German food place now.

http://www.germanfoods.org/consumer/Fea ... riesenhaus

I agree with Nancy, both places are very good. The Smokehaus has an "ALL YOU CAN EAT" side. So Santa, I know you are like me and don't want much to eat, don't hurt yourself at this one. If you eat at Oma's, there are plates phor us big ol boys and it is very very good German phood. Oma's is a must.

silly people to let you and I into an all you can eat..

So you would put the restaurant out of business?

you have met me.. Dpharmboy Well.. I don't think he misses many meals either..

I was making a statement of the obvious.....

Now if I joined you then yes, all three of us probably could put them out of business.

Are you sure about that, Ravi??? This is Texas after all....



mooooooooooooooo.....

VanillaGrl wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

D PHarmBoy wrote: I agree with Nancy, both places are very good. The Smokehaus has an "ALL YOU CAN EAT" side. So Santa, I know you are like me and don't want much to eat, don't hurt yourself at this one. If you eat at Oma's, there are plates phor us big ol boys and it is very very good German phood. Oma's is a must.

silly people to let you and I into an all you can eat..

So you would put the restaurant out of business?

you have met me.. Dpharmboy Well.. I don't think he misses many meals either..

I was making a statement of the obvious.....

Now if I joined you then yes, all three of us probably could put them out of business.

Are you sure about that, Ravi??? This is Texas after all....



mooooooooooooooo.....

Many folks who go to Gruene eat at the Gristmill. It is right behind the hall on the Guadalupe River. (That is Wah duh looo peee!) Tee hee!

It's beautiful on wintery days and nights with these huge, old wood-burning Texas native stone fireplaces!!! And some good ole TEXAS red wine...

We'll have to at least save room for a drink there after all the German FOOD!!!









http://www.gristmillrestaurant.com/tour ... llsign.htm

conched wrote:And this one has to be somebody's favorite?!!

That's my favorite.

SRV

B
Oct 3, 1954 in Dallas, TX
D
Aug 27, 1990 in East Troy, WI

That reminds me. Some of you peeps might want to check out this memorial.

Last Austin trip LIPH took this photo.

I've don't remember seeing it but I've walked right past it!

http://shim1.shutterfly.com/procgserv/4 ... 08cbMW7ltY

http://www.srv1tome.com/statue.html



It's on the Colorado River...or Town Lake.

Very nice pic!!!!!

springparrot wrote:Very nice pic!!!!!

Very nice.. I was given a heads up to stop for a few..