About Us
Rosanky is a quiet rural community 10 miles west of Smithville, TX (S.H. 535) and 13.6 miles south
of Bastrop, TX (S.H. 304.) We moved here from Austin in 1999 and found our own little corner of
"heaven on earth." Our home is located on 14 acres covered with coastal grass and a pleasant
scattering of oak and pine trees. Nestled among an oak grove, we have a pond stocked with catfish
to entertain our children and grandchildren who like to fish. In the spring and summer, we grow and
bale our own coastal hay to "ensure" that quality hay is fed to my horses and those of our outside
boarders. And yes, in Rosanky, the stars at night are big and bright and the sunsets can take your
breath away. We truly love it here.
Since we are both retired, we spend our days enjoying our favorite pastimes. Dave enjoys fishing
and playing golf and I'm "into" horses. I trail ride, show, work with our "boarders" and currently
am training my 2003 APHA Buckskin Paint Gelding, Salute The Gold. Meet "SALUTE."
of Bastrop, TX (S.H. 304.) We moved here from Austin in 1999 and found our own little corner of
"heaven on earth." Our home is located on 14 acres covered with coastal grass and a pleasant
scattering of oak and pine trees. Nestled among an oak grove, we have a pond stocked with catfish
to entertain our children and grandchildren who like to fish. In the spring and summer, we grow and
bale our own coastal hay to "ensure" that quality hay is fed to my horses and those of our outside
boarders. And yes, in Rosanky, the stars at night are big and bright and the sunsets can take your
breath away. We truly love it here.
Since we are both retired, we spend our days enjoying our favorite pastimes. Dave enjoys fishing
and playing golf and I'm "into" horses. I trail ride, show, work with our "boarders" and currently
am training my 2003 APHA Buckskin Paint Gelding, Salute The Gold. Meet "SALUTE."
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