Lost Pines

Lost Pines is a Hyatt Regency hotel in Bastrop, Texas. It's about 15 minunus east of Austin by car. This family resort offers many outdoor activities like rock wall climbing, horse back riding, zip line, lazy river ride, tennis, goft, hiking, splash float, sunset float, stargazing, outdoor movies...We spent a long last weekend there and we had a wonderful time. When it comes to a trip like this, we play as a team and it's fun. One of my favorite parts of the road trip is that you can bring anything along with you, like your favorite blanket, pillow, snacks, music, DS game, movie, and of course fashion magazines...
This is a 40 foot high rock wall (about 4 stories high). My big girl reached the top and rang the bell. I don't know if you have done rock wall climbing before, but it is much harder than it looks. It requires strong arms to do this.
My little one enjoyed 40 feet high zip line. She's very brave. Kids seems like they're fearless.
My big girl tried horse back riding while my little one had a pony ride.
We all took the sunset float on the Colorado river in the evening. You really can't see the sunset in this picture because the sun is behind those trees. But we enjoyed the quiet tranquility of the river. The breeze, the birds singing, the sound of running water was all very nice and relaxing. Beautiful wild flowers.
We took a break from outdoor and played some indoor games. Sometimes, they have some animals like turtle, snakes, etc...in the lobby for kids to learn. My girls were interested about turtle.
Only a Texan has cowboy boots for a pen holder ;-)


NEW ADDITION TO MY SHOES COLLECTION.
A great way to add to your shoe collection is when they are on sale.
Balenciaga sandals.
Nicholas Kirkwood for Rodarte, Polacchino Vit Kiry Rodarte boots. I wish these shoe on sale too!
I love the antique gutsy gold metal part, especially the nut heels.
Thank you everyone for visiting and comments!!!
Wishing you all a lovely day!!!
Kisses...Hanh ;-)


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