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San Antonio, Texas

Howdy Y'all! I am back in San Antonio for another conference. It was uneventful as always but I do try my best to kill the monotony of work.

A little sumthin....the Alamo and the Lone Star
This is the famous "Mi Tierra" restaurant/bakery that is open 24 hours a day! Food is good.


This is part of the famous Riverwalk--a tributary that encircles the city, sub-street level. It is lined with hotels and shops and has barges that tour you around. Nope, I did not get on one.

The Alamo

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