If you'd like to see galleries of some photos taken at the ranch, you can try Smug Mug where we've got tons of photos for your enjoyment. You can even download a few or order them printed for you!	There may not be more than forty people in the whole town, but doggonit you can check the link for Ledbetter if you're curious about our thriving metropolis.	Click here for information on Fayette County if you're interested in the county or La Grange in particular. Watch for the County Fair and the Antique Weekends!
We just love Giddings which is only nine miles up the road. It's a nice little town, too. And they've got a Walmart.	There are great places to eat in Giddings. Check out Reba's for pizza and subs.  Don't pass on the Donuts and Seafood place, either.  For fine dining, you can go to the home page for Monzi's and check the menu in advance. Sunday brunch is outrageous.	They lay claim to being the smallest incorporated town in Texas, but whether it's true or not, Round Top is a great little town to visit. Check out Royer's for another local fine dining experience (and PIES that can't be beat).
We just LOVE our newest find, Fishes and Loaves, on 157 on the way to La Grange. Head south on 1291, take a left at the T towards Round Top/ Fayetteville, then right at the next T in the road. Ten miles or so on the right, you'll find great country cuisine at a great price.	For great live music, we always like to see who's playing at The Bugle Boy in La Grange.  It's 20 minutes up the road (south on 1291, right at the stop sign, left on 77 towards La Grange, cross the 71 bypass, quarter mile on the right).  It's a listening room, so get your talking done before you sit down.  And don't bring little ones.  They give unattended kids an espresso and a free puppy.	For those of you inclined to star gazing, try www.heavens-above.com and enter "Diamond R" under "registered user login" and the password is "stars".  You can find out what and where the constellations will be (even the ISS and other cool stuff are visible).  Try it!