Page 26 - August Sun Rays_Text_01-57_proof_FinalTrim
P. 26
CA-SPONSORED OUTINGS
Purchase your tickets for CA Sponsored Outings at www.sctexas.org or at the Member Services Office.
Tickets for outings listed for the first time will be available Tuesday, August 1 at 8 a.m.
Continued from the previous page Thursday – This morning we will take a walk through the
Ft. Worth Water Gardens. Once known as Hell’s Half Acre,
you will not go hungry. If it is rides you want, visit the Midway visit the Tandy Leather Museum, and tour the historic cattle
and try the Ferris wheel. baron mansion Thistle Hill. Lunch will be in the quaint town of
Burleson with its choice of restaurants like Babe’s Chicken and
We travel on Senior Day where admission is free for those of us Grumpy’s Burgers. Following lunch we will saddle up, get our
60 and older. If you are under 60, your entrance fee will be $18 ÀQDOFRZER\RQDQGUXQDZLOG7H[DV&ULWWHUUDFHDVZHKHDG
at the fair gate. This is a rain or shine outdoor event with lots of for the barn. It’s the end of the trail. Breakfast, snack, bottled
walking and standing. Wear comfortable shoes, bring a hat and water included today.
sunscreen. You may bring food and water into the fair. We will
stop at Slovacek’s in West both going and returning. Departure Ticket cost includes transportation, 2 hotel nights with breakfast,
is from the main entrance at Cowan Creek. 2 snacks, bottled water, and tour fees. For an expanded itinerary
e-mail [email protected]
Ticket cost includes transportation and fair admission for those
60 and older. Volunteer Trip Leader: Jerilee Prather
Volunteer Trip Leader: Ellen Mire Veterinary College Tour – Texas A&M
College Station - NEW!
Chisholm Trail – Fort Worth - NEW!
Lunch on your own
2 night hotel stay with breakfasts; Tuesday, Oct. 24, $27 pp
other meals on your own Depart SCPL 7:30 a.m.; return 5:15 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 17 – Thursday, Oct. 19
$335 pp double occupancy; $465 pp single occupancy This is a special opportunity for a
Depart CCPL 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday; private tour of the Veterinary and Medical
return 6 p.m. on Thursday Educational Complex at Texas A & M College.
Ticket purchase deadline: Wednesday, Sept. 27 The only college of its kind in Texas and one of
only 31 in the country and Canada, this facility provides care for
Trail boss their mascot, Reveille and Parsons Mounted Calvary. Along
Thornton Chisholm, a handful of cowboys, and with the small and large animal hospital, they service animals
1800 rangy Texas Longhorns headed north from all over the world. NOTE: The 90 minute tour will be
from Cardwell Flats on April 1, 1866. A seven all walking, standing and some stairs.
month journey took them along what became one of the most
storied names in the West, the Chisholm Trail. Explore the After the tour lunch will be on our own from such selections as
stories of cowboys and cattle queens, gunslingers, and gamblers Abuelo’s, Rosas Café, Razoos, Grub Burger, Pei Wei and Blue
along the trail from Waco to Ft Worth – Where the West Begins. Baker. We will enjoy a 90 minute walking tour of this gorgeous
campus after lunch. No rest stops going or returning, so please
Tuesday – Our adventure begins with a look at Texas, The Big bring your own snacks, water and coffee.
Picture DVD and a stop at the historic Chisholm Trail Bridge in
Waco. We will cross the Brazos River and explore Texas from Ticket cost includes transportation and tours.
the civil war to the cattle trails. We will tour the Gone with the
Wind museum in Cleburne and the Texas Civil War museum Volunteer Trip Leader: Ellen Mire
in Ft. Worth. Afterwards we check into the Hampton Inn I-30
West in Fort Worth for our two night stay. Lunch and dinner Wildseed Farm and Pie – Fredericksburg
will be on your own today with a variety of restaurant choices. and Marble Falls - NEW!
Apple ‘hand pie’ snack, juice and bottled water included today.
Lunch on your own
Wednesday – Following breakfast (included) we will take Tuesday, Oct. 24, $35 pp
a guided walking tour of The Stockyards National Historic Depart SCPL 9 a.m.; return 6:30 p.m.
District with its historic structures and epic tales of cattle drives
and rugged trail hands that trampled their tracks more than Gardeners, shoppers, and history
a century ago. We will tour the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame EXIIVZLOODOOÀQGVRPHWKLQJRILQWHUHVWWRGD\
and check out the Ft. Worth longhorn herd as they make their 2XUÀUVWVWRSLV:LOGVHHG)DUPVIRUDOHLVXUHO\
drive down Exchange Ave. Lunch is on your own and BBQ is tour of the grounds. Visit the nursery; check
king; choose from Billy Bob’s, Cooper’s or Riscky’s, all world RXWWKHDZDUGZLQQLQJZLOGÁRZHUVHHGVJDUGHQDFFHVVRULHV
IDPRXV7KH1DWLRQDO&RZJLUO+DOORI)DPHZLOOEHRXUÀQDO VSHFLDOW\IRRGVDQGPDQ\RWKHULWHPVSXUFKDVHZLOGÁRZHUVHHGV
tour before heading back to our hotel. Dinner will be on your to scatter or plant around your home. After 90 minutes at the
own at Sundance Square in downtown Ft. Worth. Maps, menus, farms we will leave for downtown Fredericksburg for lunch on
and stories provided. your own, shopping at the over 150 shops and enjoying the sites
24 | SUNRAYS AUGUST 2017 ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG