Enjoying the Light on the Square

Monday afternoon I was in Georgetown to purchase supplies for matting photos.  Since the library was close, I stopped by to relax for a few minutes.   About 5:15 or so, the sweet golden light poured in.  Not one to pass up an opportunity, the laptop was shut down and I headed just up the road, to easily the most beautiful town square in Texas.   The lights atop the buildings stay up all year, adding a little touch of class to an already pretty setting.   Included here are the Masonic Lodge building (now Gumbos’s North), Antiques & Artisans (719 Main Street), the Williamson County Sun building (also Main Street),  the M.B. Lockett buidling, now Burger University (corner of 7th and Austin) and the Mileham building, now home to a restaurant on the lower floor, The Hollow, and A Premium Blend School of Performing Arts upstairs.  That one’s shown in the opening photo, the school’s lights adding warmth to a pretty evening.  Topping it off, a waxing crescent moon.    If you want more information about this area, take an electronic stroll

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