Bluebonnet Trail Cache Traditional Cache
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The bluebonnet is one of the biggest springtime attractions in Central Texas. Our State Flower is as familiar a symbol of Texas as the Lone Star, Longhorn cattle, cowboy boots, or oil wells. As the oft-quoted historian Jack Maguire puts it, the "bluebonnet is to Texas what the shamrock is to Ireland, the cherry blossom to Japan, the lily to France, the rose to England and the tulip to Holland."
Bluebonnet Season: The blooms first start appearing along roadways and in meadows throughout the hill country in March, reaching their peak in April. There are several varieties of bluebonnet in the state but the Lupinus texensis, found all over Central Texas, is the showiest and most attractive species.
From late March through April and into May bluebonnets can be seen along highways and country roads and in parks throughout the area. Texas was the first state in America to plant its roadways with flowers and now everyone can enjoy bluebonnets found along thousands of miles of Texas highways. Info provided by Jacci Howard Bear.
Just down the trail to the west just before you get to Custer Rd. is a nice patch of bluebonnets.
Your looking for a small magnetic container.
Be sure to bring your own pen.
Congrats to GillianSage and DreamCacherV on a night time FTF.
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