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a good loop would be to take 165 east from Blanco, make a right on 2325 and take it to Wimberley where you'll merge onto 32 (devils backbone). 32 will take you through Wimberley and about 5 miles out it hits a "T", left is 12 into San Marcos and right continues 32 back to281. Head north a few miles back into Blanco, go west on 1623, and then take 1888 to its end, turn right and go into Luckenbach. Makes for a nice ride. 1888 is a nice piece of road.
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