We spent our first anniversary in Fredericksburg. We stayed at a little bed and breakfast right off Main Street. It was far enough away from the busy shopping area, but still close enough to be able to walk down there. We got into town late Friday night and it felt a little weird walking into somebody else's house.
Each morning, we ate breakfast in the dining room with all of the other people staying there. 
It was nice and cool in the mornings to sit on the porch and read the paper.
We drove out to Luckenbach to see what all the hype was about. We drank a beer in the little bar at the back of the post office/store. The dancehall was closed when we were there.
It was nice and cool in the mornings to sit on the porch and read the paper.
We drove out to Luckenbach to see what all the hype was about. We drank a beer in the little bar at the back of the post office/store. The dancehall was closed when we were there.
We stopped by Grape Creek Vineyards for a wine tasting. I wanted to take a tour of the vineyard, but we were there too early.
We also visited to National Museum of the Pacific War. This is what Coy was looking forward to the most.
We also visited to National Museum of the Pacific War. This is what Coy was looking forward to the most.
We ate dinner and then went to a festival called "Night in Old Fredericksburg". It was the perfect night of drinking beer and polka dancing. We spotted lots of lederhosens.
On our way home on Sunday, we stopped by the Enchanted Rock. It's a huge pink granite rock. The hike up the rock was only 0.6 miles, but it felt like we went farther than that.
We made it up to the top in our flip flops! It was also pretty windy, so the heat wasn't too bad.
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