Remember the Alamo
While we were waiting for the dance rally to start last week, Donna, Tom, Max, Bertie, and I went to San Antonio to see some sights. The Alamo was originally a mission for 70 years in the 1700s, but is most famous for The Battle of the Alamo, which occured March 6, 1836. To read the whole story, click here.
They won't let you take pictures inside the Alamo, (I guess they want to sell postcards), but I managed to sneak a few.
The Riverwalk is near the Alamo, so we walked around there for a while.
This family of ducks with 9 babies did a good job of dodging the boats.
We got a great seat at lunch where we could watch the boats go by and almost collide at this intersection.
Tom found a book he thought I needed.
They won't let you take pictures inside the Alamo, (I guess they want to sell postcards), but I managed to sneak a few.
The Riverwalk is near the Alamo, so we walked around there for a while.
This family of ducks with 9 babies did a good job of dodging the boats.
We got a great seat at lunch where we could watch the boats go by and almost collide at this intersection.
Tom found a book he thought I needed.
2 Comments:
Oh, I loved the River Walk.
Did you you get me book too?
I froze when I was there - of course, it was February. I have to go back.
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