A Few San Antonio Pics...

... but this is really a test of Google Chrome.

I think this is going to work better!!

Still In San Antonio, At The Museum

I will try to get more pictures up...

Next time, I think I'll try Google Chrome. 

I've struggled with this enough today. 

In San Antonio, At The Museum

It was so noisy and crowed inside, with all the kids, we spent most of our time outside.

At least, there were things to see.

 

San Antonio, San Marcos, and Seguin Continue

We are pretty much into San Antonio now, on our way to a famous museum.

It was hot, and it was humid. We were on the Austin Highway.

I'd been this way before, but so long ago that nothing looked at all familiar.

I could not even tell you what it used to look like.

At any rate, we reached our destination in San Antonio.

 We parked the car and started walking.

The museum was overrun with school kids!! It was noisy and crowded and rather chaotic. That was not what we had bargained for!

 


 

San Antonio, San Marcos, Seguin-- TEXAS!

Yes, something new and different here for quite a long series of updates. I took many photos, and many of these photos will be on-the-road type photos. I snapped pics while someone else handled the driving. In this series you will see me attempting "nature" photos and "scenic" photos. I do not ordinarily do that. But I was using my best camera with a very versatile new lens, and it was my intention to give it a good workout. The first photos in this series document what we encountered driving from New Braunfels to San Antonio.

Heavy Traffic!

It has been many years since the last time I traveled this way.

I did all the on-the-road pictures sitting in the back seat! It was very relaxing. I don't like to drive in conditions like these. I would have been very unhappy.

A lot of these photos were taken at maximum zoom, and most had to be cropped. I used a NIKON D200 for all of this, every photo I took on this trip was taken with that camera, and the one lens.

As usual, everything has been re-sized downward so that uploads will not take too long. A lot of resolution and detail is lost, but it must be done. Of course, all of my thousands of original pics are stored on external drives, well archived. These archive drives are not connected to my computer, as a rule. And I never have an external drive connected while my computer is connected to any modem.

We are going to end up on the Austin Highway...

... eventually.