Cynthia Dorminey is one of the guides profiled in “Meet the Texperts! The State’s Best Tour Guides Want to Show You Around.” When Cynthia Dorminey became an interpretive ranger at the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park thirty years ago, Lady Bird Johnson was living part-time at the Hill Country property, outside Stonewall, so access was restricted. Dorminey spent her days driving a bus because visitors had to be accompanied by a park ranger. Today they can explore on their own, but the smart choice is to take a free guided tour with Dorminey, who has made this special place her career. TM: What drew you to the park service?CD: I grew up going to parks on family vacations: When I was a kid, we went…
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