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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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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
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
what a neat old place!
ReplyDeleteI like the photos but have many questions. I'm trying to figure out if these are active buildings
ReplyDeleteDon't think it is active as cotton isn't grown in Texas Hill Country as it once was. I agree with TexWisGirl, neat old buildings.
DeleteI love old buildings like these. Found an old orange processing plant awhile back that was no longer in use. Fascinating.
ReplyDeleteNowadays, from what I read in the paper, it seems cotton ginning has passed its prime to be replaced by Texas legislators imbibing gin in Austin's saloons. Why else would they pass so much stupid legislation?
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