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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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February
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- Light on Tile Floors
- Lunch Under God and Suzuki Ghost Sign
- South Texas Woods
- Texas Hill Country and Texas Longhorn
- Mission Conception Front
- Bird Watching Reflections: Lassie and Green Heron
- Waring General Store
- Mission Conception Details.
- Dangerous Cliff and Dog on Lease (?) Signs
- Mission Conception, Interiors
- Mission Conception, San Antonio
- Sisterdale, Texas Cotton Gin, 1885
- Iris Reflection and Painted Walls
- Building For Sale and Diony's Sunset
- Door and Sculpture Reflections
- Beer and Food Signs
- Dad's Money and Five & Dime
- Looking Out the Bus Door
- Two San Antonio Artists
- McNay Art Museum Countyard
- Reyes Bar and Oasis Tacos
- WIndow and Mirror Reflections
- Alamo Music Center and Drama Queen
- Under The Arches
- Winter Frosty Morning
- Tin Metal Figures
- Light, Windmill, and Kids on Stairs
- First Bicycles For Sale
- Diony's Restaurant and Alpha Hotel
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
These pictures don't look like North Dakota...were you visiting elsewhere and I missed the explanation?
ReplyDeleteMy posts for the past couple months have come from our stay in San Antonio, Texas. While the winter is far from over, we are heading back north next week. Stay tuned.
DeleteRe your comment on Ocala: I like hot dogs, actually, but won't eat them knowing what they likely contain!
ReplyDeleteWe have a friend living in North Dakota...she writes most every day so we are made aware of the frigid temps. Sounds very cold now. Maybe that's why she's heading to Florida and then Argentina. :-)
What a blast from the past. I love the old signs and building. Perfect for black and white.
ReplyDeleteNice line up of signs in the second shot.
ReplyDeleteI like these shots very much. Perfect for black and white.
ReplyDeleteThis top photo comes right out of 1910. Cool!
ReplyDeleteNice, cool monochromes!
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Unusual name for a Hotel.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend, my friend.
Fine photos! Diony's restaurant is still in use, despite the boarded up higher windows. Is the sign all that's left of the Alpha Hotel?
ReplyDeleteThe Alpha Hotel is closed, but the building is still there in downtown San Antonio.
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