Coopers BBQ Junction, Texas

Coopers BBQ Junction, Texas

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Cooper's BBQ Junction, Texas

Cooper's BBQ Junction, Texas

April 23 and 24, 2007.

We are staying in Junction at South Llano State Park. Water & 30-amps $15 plus $2 each for park entry fee. Located 5-miles south of Junction on the South Llano River. We like to stay here for the wildlife and birding.

We started our day in Kerrville when we connected the Saturn to our motorhome and headed west to Junction a journey of only 60-miles or so. Junction is one of our favorite Hill Country towns. There are so many things we like about Junction. We will share some of them with you.

On the northwest corner of I-10 exit-456 is the world famous Cooper's BBQ located next to a giant truck stop in Junction.

Cooper's Bar-B-Q in Junction, Texas

Cooper's Bar-B-Q in Junction, Texas

 

 

 

 

If you keep going through Junction on the SR-481 loop you will intersect with I-10 on the west side of Junction at exit-456. Exit-456 in Junction is noted as the place to get your BBQ fix. Cooper's famous BBQ is located on the north west corner along with a huge truck stop. Actually, there are several truck stops but the one behind Cooper's is really big.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cooper's Bar-B-Q in Junction, Texas

Cooper's Bar-B-Q in Junction, Texas

 

 

 

 

This is the cooking area for Cooper's BBQ. All is quiet in this area now.

I do not see anyone around the cooking area at this moment but meat is cooking in those huge boxes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cooper's Bar-B-Q in Junction, Texas

Cooper's Bar-B-Q in Junction, Texas

 

 

 

This is another picture of the cooking area at Cooper's.

 

 

 

 

While we were eating at Cooper's we watched as several monster trucks with way oversize loads pulled off I-10 and made their way to the truck stop next to Cooper's.

A man sitting at the next table to us in Cooper's explained that these trucks were hauling sections of the tower for giant wind generators.

. They were stopping in Junction for the night because Junction had motel rooms for the escort drivers and a place to park the huge rigs over night..

 

Transporting wind generator towers

Transporting wind generator towers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a picture of the base and the top section of the tower. The top section was 6-feet longer than the middle section. Each section had a special jig or fixture that attached it to those rolling platforms at the front and rear. The middle section is out of sight on the far side of that long piece.

If you are interested in more information on these huge rigs I created a page of pictures here:

Transporting Wind Generator Towers

 

 

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