325 Bumblebee Ln
Driftwood, TX 78619

"I don’t’ live in a neighborhood. I live on a 10-acre ranch outside of Wimberley center. I like it. I love the dark skies. It feels a bit isolated to me since there aren’t and music venues with the kind of music I like (alternative, post punk, indie rock etc, like you’d find in Austin or Dallas), and I find most of the residents here to be too straight laced. Wimberley is considered an “artsy place” by many, but that’s only if your idea of art is floral paintings, and country apparel. It’s art geared toward tourists. Not for lovers of contemporary art. Aside from many cultural shortcomings it is beautiful, with lots of great hiking and swimming. Everyone I’ve met here is nice, and at lest tolerant, which these days, seems like a miracle. "

"There are always events hosted at local spots like Blue Hole or Emily Ann. There’s always Christmas on The Square, and Santa show up in an old-fashioned truck. The town also hosts a trick or treat on the square where local businesses setup booths and give out candy to kids. Ace Hardware hosts street dances and margarita nights for the community."

"I been around Wimberley for a long time, very long time... Seen the small town growing ever larger. I can remember when there was no traffic lights. Anyway, it's the beautiful views and wildlife that makes it special. And the flowing creeks and Blanco river that causes a relaxing atmosphere ."