The Alamo
We couldn't go to San Antonio without seeing The Alamo, the most famous spot in Texas. It was established in 1718 as the city's first mission.
Saturday, February 10, 2007
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This blog describes the travels of Dan & Karen Heismann in hopes that their parents, siblings, children and friends will know that they are having a great time and are doing well. Love Ya All.
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- Typical German food
- The Symbol of Fredericksburg
- Founder of Fredericksburg
- Wow, this is BIG
- Circle of Trees
- Astronaut
- The Arm
- Space Center
- Crunch, Crunch, Crunch
- Galveston Island State Park
- Fishy
- Kemah Boardwalk
- Kemah Lighthouse District
- Pelicans
- Birds
- Mustang Island State Park
- Giddyup
- Music
- Lifting
- King and Queen
- Santa Maria
- Water and Wine
- Stateroom
- C C Museum of Science and History & Columbus Ships
- Nina
- Whataburger
- Drilling
- Bird watching at the Seashore
- Don’t touch
- Padre Island National Seashore
- Trees from The Garden of Roots
- Garden of Roots
- Guess Who?
- More of The Alamo
- The Alamo
- The River Walk
- Castroville
- Cross Hill
- Castroville Regional Park
- Judge Roy Bean Visitor Center
- The Maker of Peace
- Javelina
- Big Bend National Park
- Flood Gauge
- McDonald Observatory
- Balmorhea State Park
- Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
- Getting Ready for the Trip to Texas
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