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I could do two or three posts on my Texas trip. I might share some more in detail later. but I thought I would start with this post and just show it in pictures. So here goes!
I saw the Alamo…
Alamo
Alamo at Night
I walked on the River Walk…
River Walk
More River Walk
I ate at Boudro’s and had guacamole made right at my table…
This might not be Boudro’s but it’s in this area.
I took a ghost tour…
Sisters Grimm Ghost Tour
I took a boat tour…
Boat Tour
I ate Texas Barbeque and listened to a good band (I don’t usually like country, but)…
Trey Wilson
I took a helicopter ride (this was awesome)…
Helicopter I Thought I Would Fall Out Of
I ate authentic Mexican food and watched a children’s dance group…
Balet Foklorico
I had so many more pictures, but I had to stop somewhere.
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That Boudro’s place looks fabulous. How was the ghost tour?
It was great. I bought ingredients tonight to try to reproduce the guacamole. The ghost tour was a lot of fun. It’s the first time I had ever been on one.
Love the pictures! I’m curious, what do they talk about on a ghost tour?
BTW, my husband would be jealous of that helicopter ride. 😀
On the ghost tour, they take you to all the buildings that are supposedly haunted and tell you the stories about them and what people have seen. The Holiday Inn Express used to be the jail, and they did the hangings right inside. The exterior is exactly the same as it was years ago. San Antonio has a LOT of old buildings.
I was afraid I would fall out of the helicopter. LOL
I love San Antonio. Glad you had a good time. Never heard of the Ghost Tour and I lived there for a while.
It’s one of my new favorite cities! I don’t think the ghost tour has been around very long.