Caverns of Senora, Texas

After leaving Florida we headed west.  This female Peacock greeted us at the Visitors Centre.

We camped at the Caverns for 2 nights.  $20.00 per night with electrical and water.  This male welcomed us at the campsite.  The birds are use to humans (feeding them).

The tour was 1 hour 45 minutes.  The Caverns were very warm and humid, about 90F.  The tour guide was quite informative.  The formations in the cave were breathtaking.  Each area was different from the other.

Corn dog anyone. 

This looked like a slow moving river.

Christmas Trees

Smooth rock in the cave indicate water flowing.

The tunnels were endless.

The Butterfly Room.  This room was spectacular.  Apparently, during a tour someone snapped off a wing.  There is a cash reward for information of its where a bouts.

This formation looks like strips of bacon.

After leaving the Caverns we encountered this.  I 10 was closed for 2 days.