Here is a record of the temperatures from last year.  There really isn't any clear pattern of the temperature being consistent.  On the 3rd the temperature was 92, and 4 days later the high was 55.

In 2021 the photos on my phone show we arrived in Kerrville on April 11th, and in 2022 we arrived in Kerrville on April 17th.  I can remember some cold mornings and hot afternoons on both trips.  I had wanted to go a bit later in the month as the bats may have returned to the tunnel and the bridge at Austin - however the wildflowers may have peaked a bit earlier.......it is all weather dependent!

Can we get a consensus on what week you want to be there?

April 14th - 19th
April 22nd - 26th

I did not include the weekend on either side of the weekdays in the above choices - however Deb and I are likely to stay a weekend or two as well.  The weekends are harder to secure in the campground - it is possible that we can't get a spot for the weekends....even this early!

Im good for any time in April

Good question Dave. I guess I'll find out here soon.

Retirement is wonderful !  

In my opinion : Warm weather is good ... as long as its under 100 degrees.


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Springman , all those brothers are good the way I see it.   Any number under a dozen is OK.   IMHO  

I'll bring a tent to camp in on the way there and back , so I could bring the 8x10x6 foot that sleeps two nicely and set it up in the yard -  if we have an odd number of people.  
Everybody knows that snoring sound better in a tent !  

Ranch house is good too , Kitchen and Indoor bathrooms !

Hay thinking of " Snoring " , the VA has me an appointment for the mask less cpap in Feb.

https://www.inspiresleep.com/?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=con...

I'll know more about it later ?

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right now vick's vaper rub is working just fine.  

Touristy Stuff:

Deb and I are going to be doing some things on this trip that are perhaps a bit less riding oriented and more site seeing/touristy.  We are going to be in the area about 10 days - so we can do this stuff on days when Youzguyz wants a day off from being our guide......or on days when the rest of you have gone home.

If any of you are interested in this stuff........we could do it together.

Comstock/Langtry:  This area is very rugged, scenic and has a lot of history.  Judge Roy Bean lived and ruled here, and there are cave drawings at the Seminole Canyon State Park, and the view from the Pecos River Bridge is impressive.  This is about a 2.5 hour ride from Kerrville.  Deb and I are likely going to head this way and camp fpr a day or two after we leave Kerrville.....if you are packing a tent you can camp in this area with us.




San Antonio:  We would like to go to San Antonio and see the Alamo and the River Walk.  It would take a bit more than an hour to get into San Antonio, and we could likely visit both of these places in the same trip.


Regency Bridge:  This bridge takes about 2 hours to ride up to.  It may not be worth the trip if the scenery along the way is not enjoyable.  Youzguyz has offered to take us there on previous years - but the bridge was damaged and you could not drive across it.  I did a search and cannot determine if it is open to traffic again.

I made reservations for our camp site at the Kerrville Schreiner Park.  We will be at the beginning of the Sycamore Loop, site 201. It is located very near to the cabin you fellows rented previously (But outside the range where your snoring can be heard).  Our first night will be Sunday April 14....and we will be leaving on Monday April 22.

There is a solar eclipse on Monday, April 8 - so maybe the tourist crowd will be gone by the time we move in to Texas for a week!