This ranch is a 5,500-acre preserve in Blanco County, near Johnson City, TX. J. David Bamberger, the founder of Church's Chicken, began this ranch with the purchase of a raped piece of land in 1969. He then began the slow process of restoration to its original condition. We attended 2019 Family Day for the 50th-anniversary celebration while Mom and Bob were visiting.
Follow this link for more information about educational programs and tours of the ranch. https://bambergerranch.org/our-story
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Follow this link for more information about educational programs and tours of the ranch. https://bambergerranch.org/our-story
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| One of several low water crossings on ingress/egress. |
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| Catered meal for the celebration Basic but good. |
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| Fun for kids of all ages in the craft area. |
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| 4 of the original staff are pictured in this photo. David Bamberger in the blue hat. The woman next to him is his current partner in life. The next 3 men round out the original 4. |
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| Old and new staff. The tall man waving in the background is the father in a family that lives on the ranch. We met 2 of his children. |
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| Current director of the ranch. |
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| Director of Texas Parks and Wildlife. |
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| Dinosaur tracks were uncovered at the ranch. |
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| Fossil hunting. |
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| Fossil hunting. |
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| One of the softshell turtles. |
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| Beautiful use of an old log. |
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| Copperhead. |
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| Whipsnake. |
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| Made me laugh. |
ALL PHOTOS AND INFORMATION ARE COPYRIGHT PROTECTED. AS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF THE BLOGGER THEY MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED OR USED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE BLOGGER.
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