San Antonio, TX ~
Categories: San Antonio, Texas • Tags: campus, courtyard, education, go roadrunners, John Peace Library, library, plaza, pool, red goose shoes, reflection pool, roadrunners, san antonio, school, tables, texas, travel, travel texas, tx, university, university of texas at san antonio, UTSA, water
Categories: Cedar Hill, Texas • Tags: agriculture, camping, Cedar Hill, Cedar Hill State Park, Cedar Hill TX, education, farm, farmhouse, farming, farming equiptment, farms, fences, fishing, hiking trails, historic, history, homes, homestead, homesteading, lake, land, nature, outdoors, park, preserve, rustic, scenic, texas, Texas Parks, Texas State Parks, trails, trees, tx, water
Categories: Mineral Wells, Texas • Tags: box factory, country road, country store, crazy water, crazy water co., crazy water company, factory, famous mineral wells, historic, mineral water, mineral wells, minerals, plaque, sign, signage, texas, tx, water, wells
Beautiful pit stop on a Vegas road trip.
Categories: Boulder City, Nevada • Tags: bluffs, Boulder City, casino, golden knights, Hoover Dam, lodge, neon signs, Nevada, scenic, water
Art Installations (2018) by Sherry Owens & Art Shirer, Dallas, TX “The Forest Echoes with Laughter” – A suspended construction incorporating miles of wire and thousands of glass bits. “Oodles of Doodles” – Clay formations hanging from trees. Artwork by Jefferson Elementary School students. “Above and Beyond” – An elevated sightline in two directions using 900 pounds of river rocks.
Categories: Jefferson, Texas • Tags: art, basin, bayou, big cypress bayou, bigfoot, clay, cypress bayou, forest, hike, history, Jefferson, Jefferson Turn Basin, lagoon, nature, port, Port Jefferson, Sasquatch, sculptures, texas, trails, trees, turn basin trail, tx, water, wire, woods
These photos were taken while visiting Parc Boisé du Quai, at the end of Rue-Sainte Anne in the city of Baie-Saint-Paul. Discovering the park and walking trails was a pleasant surprise. Baie-Saint-Paul has many wonderful restaurants and historic attractions. I just need to brush up on my French, because this is an exclusively French speaking area. C’est la vie.
Categories: Canada, Québec • Tags: Baie Saint Paul, beach, bridge, Canada, Canadian, cemetery, dunes, feilds, forest, nature, park, QC, Québec, sand, scenic, shipwreck, sky, trees, visit canada, water, wilderness
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