Views of the Neighborhood – Lakeway Texas –

With Tempeste back from the vet, time got away from me this week. There was an event on Friday that would have made a good Views post, but unfortunately, I couldn’t make it. Rather than not posting, looking back at the first Views of the Neighborhood posted shortly after our move to Lakeway might be fun. I hope you enjoy it.

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day. This is the first Views of the Neighborhood from our new home. Today, we are visiting a park celebrating service a couple of blocks away. This is not a place of loss but of recognition. Here, the men and women from Lakeway who served in the military are honored.

Views of the Neighborhood

The central arch lets visitors know what to expect inside.

The Story of the  Spirit of Freedom Monument

The Spirit of Freedom Monument was erected to honor World War II veterans.

The Koran War was added.

The Vietnam War

Gulf War, Afghanistan, Iraq, and El Salvador

Gulf, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Panama

Another view of the whole setting.

On the other side of the arch is a statement of truth.

The well from the original ranch house was established on this spot. Lakeway was once a ranch.

One view of the original ranch house. The house is made out of stone.

The entrance to the ranch house

The Heritage Center is filled with information about Lakeway.

The Heritage Park sign. The monument is in the background.

A reminder that no matter how cute, deer are better off not being fed. Lucy and Twiggy better obey the little sign as well. I hope you enjoyed the first outing in Lakeway.

69 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood – Lakeway Texas –”

  1. I did enjoy re-visiting your first walk around the neighborhood, John. It was grand for you to take us on this tribute walk — we should never forget those who served.

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  2. Love your hood, John.

    Wish there was no war!

    Doesn’t look like my wish will come true, ever.

    The chain is as strong as the weakest link. So goes humanity.

    ☮️𝔁 ✌️𝔁 🕊𝔁 ䷊𝔁

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  3. It is a really nice neighborhood and it is a really nice park, and it is nice that they recognize the service members. I see that Lakeway is only 25 minutes away from my favorite Texas brewery Jester King.

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      1. Yes they have a lot of different beers but they specialize in Wild Ales and Saison and they have good pizza and a large farm with goats. You can bring your dogs, except our Rollo. He is too misbehaved. I don’t remember if you told me that you went there or not, but if you haven’t you have to go.

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  4. Thank you for sharing your first Views of the Neighborhood post. I am so glad you chose Lakeway’s monuments to honor veterans. Freedom is not free. Best to you, John.

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