Magnolia Market Bakery Display T-Shirt

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MAGNOLIA MARKET BAKERY DISPLAY (color) by Lynn Bauer - This is a cute display inside the Magnolia Market at the Silos in Waco, Texas. Chip and Joanna Gaines, who infamously host the show Fixer Upper on HGTV, have transformed a pair of old grain silos into a well-known landmark in downtown Waco. Magnolia Market is their wonderful store located next to The Silos.
It is an amazing place to visit where they have created the ultimate family destination. They have a large field where all types of family games are played. Food trucks abound...as do delicious goodies from their Bakery! And, while the family parties...Mom can sneak away to Magnolia Market and shop to her heart's content!! (Well...assuming she can get in the door! This place was packed to the gills during my visit!)
This place is a "must see" and truthfully, a "must experience" if you are ever near Waco!
This image is also available in black and white.

I have spent most of my life living in Southern California where I have developed an appreciation for all the beauty provided by nature. I've been blessed to be able to visit gorgeous mountains, like the High Sierra, which is home to some of the most majestic sights on earth, such as Yosemite National Park, as well as making quick trips to the beaches of the Pacific Coast, if I want to spend an evening shooting a sunset. One of my favorite past times has been to spend the spring season hunting down amazing wildflower blooms...including two years of "Superbloom" seasons in 2017 and 2019. These times have been beyond description, so I am thrilled to have many images to look back on! Also, for many years, the Texas Hill Country has been a...