The final night of the ManicTimes ’12 trip was the Fourth of July, and we spent it walking around the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston with our cameras.
Our X-Can ’06 roadtrip started off fine, but once we crossed the Canadian Rockies it became clear that we were still wet behind the ears. Here are a few lessons we learned while in Alberta.
Our visit to Schoepf’s was an aberration. We didn’t explore Belton, TX, we sat and took our time, and we didn’t try their brisket. None of that means that we didn’t like what Schoepf’s had to offer.
A “lumberjack breakfast” carries an ideal of an old fashioned, hearty breakfast that can carry you through long hours of working outdoors. When you order it in the Canadian Rockies that ideal becomes a reality.
Smithville, TX attempts to distinguish itself by being the setting for a Sandra Bullock movie. But if someone from Smithville really wants to brag, they should talk about Zimmerhanzel’s BBQ.
Our first joint-inclusion in a juried photo exhibit was showing two Texas Barbecue photos in the New York Photo Festival’s 2012 “Feast Your Eyes” show.
