As mentioned on Monday, we spent the weekend in Marfa, Texas (and yes, ‘Marfa’ sounds like ‘Martha’ but with a lisp. Kinda like how my 4 year old son says ‘flane’ instead of ‘plane’). Here are some photos highlighting the 36 hours in Texas.
We stayed at the beautiful Cibolo Creek Ranch which is 30 miles south of Marfa. So even more in the middle of nowhere. But the vast country side was incredibly beautiful and soothing. The big sky, the animal noises, the nature, and the purity.
An early morning shot of the property. The Ranch is on 30,000 acres with incredible views. And it is only 13 miles away from Mexico. Arriba!
Photo cred: husband Ken Natori.
Pottery
wheels
On Saturday, I tried to go running, but then I encountered 6 buffalos. Buffalo chasing after me = not worth the risk. So I ran back and forth in a line 6 times.
Maybe my artsy photo skills will make me hipster enough to be a part of the hipster Marfa community.
When in Rome….wear birkenstocks. OBVI.
We spent a large chunk of Saturday on a tour of the Chinati Foundation. We visited contemporary art pieces created by Donald Judd, John Chamberlain, Dan Flavin, and more…Although I am not sure if I “got it,” it was quite beautiful and unique. The landscape set the tone and complimented the art. It all helped clear my mind after a long day of travel.
Cobra Rock is a well known leather boot store in Marfa. Worth the visit. Ken bought a t-shirt (not leather).
This is what Marfa looks like. True Marfa through my eyes.
Funny sign
Cocktails before the wedding. Chugging water.
Me and my hubba hubby. And yes, that is a tie dye jumpsuit I am wearing. Perfect for a Marfa wedding!!
The reception. Pure country bliss. Gorge.
Succulents. And yes, I brought ours back to NYC.
Stephanie, the beautiful bride, arriving at the ceremony via horse and carriage.
And of course, Prada Marfa.
There you have it! An amazing trip with delicious food, beautiful scenery, incredible art, and a fun wedding. Congrats Steph and Brad!
Looks like it was a beautiful weekend. I’ve only seen pictures before, but it seems like a neat and quirky place.
Definitely quirky!
looks beautiful
It surely was.
your husband looks like a talented photographer.
Ken N — yes indeed!
WHERE is that tie dye jumpsuit from?! It’s so cute! And looks seriously comfy.
Upstate Clothing.
What gorgeous photos of the area. The reception is lovely. Seems like you had a wonderful time!
It was all a great weekend…
great photos! Looks like lots of fun.. go Marfa!
Thanks, Sasha!
Ok. I clearly need a tie dye jumpsuit.
Of course you do!!! Love it. And you would look smashing in it.
Wow! All of these shots are beautiful! The reception is so adorable.