We're convinced some couples decide to have children *just* to snap thesebluebonnet pics.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
A poodle-skirt-clad waitress will serve your burger at the Southern Flyerrestaurant in the Brenham airport.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Grab a slice of Sawdust Pie after lunch at Must Be Heaven. It's the only placewe've ever seen it.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Staring contest: True Texas longhorns roam the fields near Brenham.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Start your day with some Rocket Fuel, Pecan Roast or Settler's Blend from theIndependence Coffee Co.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Springtime in Brenham means you're sure to spot plenty of colts and calves.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Bluebonnets abound in Washington County. Grab your camera!Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Veer off the main highways to find the best bluebonnet coverage.Courtesy Photo
The Brazos Belle offers farm-fresh French favorites in Burton, Texas.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Brenham is the star of Washington Country and the capital of the BluebonnetTrail.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
The weekly fare varies at the Brenham Farmers Market, but each week brings tastytreats.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
We love the BLTA at Must Be Heaven in downtown Brenham.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Bluebonnets rising: State flowers blanket our Texas fields at the end of March.Photo by Ruthie Johnson Miller
Ruthie Miller
Ruthie Miller is a native Houstonian and former San Franciscan who lovesavocado, butter, flip flops, and every word that John Steinbeck ever wrote. Shehates eggplant, snakes, and the designated hitter so much that you should neverbring them up in conversation. Ruthie holds a B.S. from Vanderbilt Universityand a M.Ed. from Rice.
