The Alamo in San Antonio (March 2025)
— Rebecca
Postcard: San Antonio, Texas
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The Alamo in San Antonio (March 2025)
— Rebecca
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An impressive piece of architecture, quite unique for the United States.
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It’s a blend of Spanish missions and American influence. Texas is special like that!
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It’s an interesting place to visit!
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I agree! I hope to return to Texas and see more of the state 🙂
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i visited ever so briefly on a long day trip in 2004!!! But I do remember!!!
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Nice! I’m sure you had a good time in San Antonio 🙂
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I’ve never visited San Antonio, but hear great things about it! It’s nice that we have some of these old historic places in the US. I like Santa Fe, NM for that reason.
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I agree! The US Southwest has plenty of lovely historic sites worth visiting. Have a great 2026 ahead!
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And Happy New Year, Rebecca!
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My goodness, remember the Alamo! I saw it 2-3 times when we lived in Texas. Sad it’s another story of the US taking land from another country. We lost this battle….
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Not the proudest moment in US history, but it’s good the Alamo is still standing to remind us of the past.
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A piece of history that reminds us of the stories of the past. Looks like a lovely place to visit to learn more about the historic site and what shapes it. Hope San Antonio was a lovely visit for you.
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It was a lovely trip to San Antonio! I’ll be recapping it sometime in March. It was my first time in Texas, and I hope to return to explore more some day!
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