Lone Star State! |
While on our break |Sandra decided to work on some quilting projects for fun. Notice Buddy under the table blocking the presser foot of the sewing machine! I guess he wanted some attention! |
Huge Christmas Tree out in front of the Alamo Historic Shrine |
The Alamo - historic battle fought here in 1836 between Texas and Mexico - Texas lost! |
Part of the Alamo - amazing - over 200 years old! |
Down on the River Walk in San Antonio. The River Walk is below the streets and roadways - note the roadway above. |
Wee tour boats along the River Walk - we took one of these guided tours - enchanting! |
Fountains and water falls along the River Walk - the architect who designed this attraction did an amazing job! |
Walking paths stretch along both sides of the river. One can stroll for 8 miles. Sandra loved it! |
A mural on one of the buildings lining the River Walk. the buildings butt right up against the walk-ways. We had no idea all this was down here - what an amazing sight! |
Patron Saint of San Antonio! |
Light displays on the trees along the River Walk |
Interesting architecture on the old buildings lining the River Walk |
Charming! |
St Nick's Hospital along the River Walk. Optical illusion - it looks like this is a free standing wall! |
We dined here at the County Line on the River Walk |
A view of the River Walk from street level |
Enjoying the River Walk ambiance! |
Where we've traveled in the US |
A dramatic sky with Old Glory fluttering away! |
A resident Egret at our RV Park. He was so tame until we had the camera, then he tended to shy away. |
We spent an afternoon strolling around Braunig Lake near our RV Park. Here another Egret graced us with his presence and tended to pose a little better! |
What a graceful creature! |