PS: If you ask Clark what color flamingos are, there's a chance he might answer "blue," and in honor of St. Patrick's Day the water in the Riverwalk was dyed green!
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
20 Pictures
We just spent 3 days in San Antonio and what a fun vacation! I narrowed it down to 20 pictures that I think tell the story, though they don't include much about our hotel. Breakfast, snacks, drinks and dinner were included and the kids loved it. We were on the 5th floor and every time we went into the elevator (which Clark called the "alligator") he'd say "up or down!?" in the cutest voice you can imagine. The kid's slept together on the foldout couch, which worked out really well. You know the vacation is a success when you wave bye-bye to the alligator for the last time and both kids start to cry. Anyway, the pictures show most of our adventures, so here we go:
The photos were taken at: The San Antonio Zoo and Zoo Train, the Drury Hotel on the Riverwalk, the Alamo, San Fernando Mission, Tower of the Americas (such a neat and fancy place for lunch!), a Riverboat cruise, the San Antonio Children's Museum, the Witte Museum, and the Japanese Tea Gardens, which were absolutely beautiful and yes, we stopped for tea! The San Antonio Children's Museum is closing in two weeks and they're building a big, new "Do-Seum" (sort of like the Thinkery) which is set to open this summer. Maybe that'll be our excuse to go back...
PS: If you ask Clark what color flamingos are, there's a chance he might answer "blue," and in honor of St. Patrick's Day the water in the Riverwalk was dyed green!
PS: If you ask Clark what color flamingos are, there's a chance he might answer "blue," and in honor of St. Patrick's Day the water in the Riverwalk was dyed green!
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2 comments:
Wow, what a trip! Great pictures!
Awesome photos of a fun trip. We enjoyed our visit to San Antonio with you folks several years ago (pre-Aurora), especially the riverboat rides. The Christmas decorations were really cool, too.
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