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Welcome to the travels of Doug and Nada. We love the Lord and are traveling full-time in our motorhome with our German Shepherd, Homer. Homer is the star attraction wherever we stop and he gets us talking and sharing with many people. DON'T FORGET: YOU CAN ENLARGE EACH PHOTO BY CLICKING ON THE PHOTO! The newest blog post is at the top and they go back in time as you scroll down. If you want to see each photo larger, you can just click on the photo and it will enlarge. If you decide to leave a comment, don't forget to sign it so we know who left it. ;-) Folks: This site is under continual construction as we travel and see this beautiful country. Check back for more updates and photos. Thanks for visiting with us! May God bless your day!

Friday, January 27, 2012

The Poinsettias are not as beautiful this year as last year - they are more spindly but the color of them are still beautiful.

Our friends Ruth and Gavino came south from San Antonio for a weekend visit. We had so much fun with them. Our first stop was the Museum of South Texas which tells the history of the settlement of South Texas. It was a very good museum.
Above, is the entrance to the museum showing its beautiful Mexican architecture. Take note of the blue tile facing on the steps.

We grandparents had fun in the hands-on areas... after all they're not just for little kids!





Outside in the courtyard they were working on the stone work around a bronze statue.




Below, Doug and Gavino "horsing around" on an iron horse.



Isn't that an interesting frontier fence behind Doug and Gavino above.



Above, is the hanging room on the second floor.


Above tells the history of the only hanging that took place here. Below, is the inside of the hanging room.


Above, Doug and I sitting by the courtyard fountain.

This photo above is for our friends Ken and Marilyn who have an Airstream Trailer like the one in this display of the museums technology in the 20th century.

Gavino standing by the gallows and Ruth beside a display on frontier dry goods.

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