Since we have lived in Oklahoma for almost 3 years we decided we needed to get out and see a little more of the state. We had heard about the Witchita Mountains from our friends that live down in Witchita Falls, TX. Then a few weeks back we were watching the Food Network and heard that the Meers burger was rated one of the top 3 bugers in the US...so we had to check it out!
My friend Colby warned us to be there when it opened or you would wait...a long time. We got there about 15 minutes after it opened, and the restaurant was already full, and we still had to wait about 30 minutes to get a table!
the Kids out in front of the old Meers restaurant.
Dale stuffed himself with a whole burger...you can see at the bottom of the picture how huge they are...that is only half...Maddie and I shared, and we together could only eat half!
When Dale saw there was homemade cherry cobbler and homemade ice cream, he decided to splurge...check out the portion! It was seriously so YUMMY!
This was what it looked like when we left...the line was out the door and up the street...I can't imagine how long it took them to get a table!
After our tummies were full we headed into the Witchita Mountains Wildlife Refuge on the lookout for some Buffalo...
We found lots of rocks for the kids...and Dad to climb on.
...and we saw some Buffalo and Texas Longhorn cattle! (that's where they get the beef for those Meers burgers!) The kids were too scared to get out of the car for a picture.
Maddie found some flowers to pick.
I decided to jump out and get a little closer too...Dale told me to put up my longhorns as I was running back to the car...and he caught it...so I had to share :)
On the top of Mt. Scott.
We had so much fun climbing around and just taking in the scenery...who would of thought Oklahoma could be so nice?!
Taylor would of climbed all day if we would of let him!
Maddie on top of the world!
Taylor took a turn with the camera...I've learned that if I let him take some pictures, he is more willing to be in a picture.
Two Thumbs up for the Witchita Mountains!