We left Boerne and stopped at the Bergheim Country Store.

This was the system used for Accounts Receivable.

The ticket on the right (1945) is for Mr. Kuykendahl, Gas $1.08, Lube $0.20, Stockings $0.35. I don't think we're in Wal-Marts, Toto.

I see by your outfit that you are a cowboy.

After Bergheim, we drove to the Stevens' Bronze Art Foundry.

Mr. Stevens gives the group a few comments about the negative/positive aspect of casting bronze.

Our members were very interested in the processes involved.

Session one is over and we head for the blast furnace.

Mr. Stevens explains about the temperatures involved in the blast furnace.

Mike Stellato checks out the furnace where temps reach 3000 degrees.

This wolf pack has not been cleaned up yet.

This is more like the finished product.

This plaque of images represents the former directors of an organization.

Judy got permissionn for us to line up our cars on the grass at the Canyon Lake Overlook Park.

Bill's TR6 reflected in Chuck's TR6. Just like the cover of 6-Pack Magazine.

Next we headed down River Road toward Gruene, TX.

Ken Maynard will post additional images in the near future.

Finally, SPIRITSyou'all renewal in Gruene.