Even in drought years there are spots of wildflowers in the Texas Hill Country. I spotted this patch on the Easter Hill Country Tour a few years ago. There was a lot of brown that year, so this little spot of blue was a welcome sight.

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Passed this field of wildflowers on a bike ride in 2006. So pretty I had to stop and snap a few pics

Even in drought years there are spots of wildflowers in the Texas Hill Country. I spotted this patch on the Easter Hill Country Tour a few years ago. There was a lot of brown that year, so this little spot of blue was a welcome sight.

The setting sun made for a nice shot of these bluebonnets in a field north of Leander.

Got this shot east of Willow City on a lightly traveled dirt county road. The Longhorn was very patient with my photo taking.

Captured this shot at Inks Lake State Park. One of the many state parks in Texas laden with wildflowers in the spring.

Not many bluebonnets were blooming on this trip into the Hill Country, but the few patches I found were quite nice. I really liked how the granite wall looked behind this grouping of the state flower.

The wildflowers on FM 2323 in late April.

Bluebonnets were growing everywhere this Spring. Even in asphalt on FM 2323.

Even in drought years there are spots of wildflowers in the Texas Hill Country. I spotted this patch on the Easter Hill Country Tour a few years ago. There was a lot of brown that year, so this little spot of blue was a welcome sight.

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