Mar 25, The Alamo, Texas

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Summing it all up.

This was our second day in San Antonio staying at the EMILY MORGAN HOTEL opposite the Alamo. We also visited the The Buckhorn Museum & Saloon.

	To the left, the placard honoring the dead at The Alamo. Steinar with his clumsy fingers trying to get the PC working. Hard work.
	Horse drawn carriages are popular in San Antonio are very popular. They are all over the town.
	Kjell and Inger with Martin. Nice folks.
	Amund, our tour leader and organizer is leading the way to a shopping wall. Steinar is up front.
	The local fire engine of San Antonio making its way through the city street. Inside The Buckhorn Museum & Saloon with a mechanical piano welcoming us.
	Mammoths they have as well. Then it is grub time with standard Texas ribs and meats.
	The hall were we had our grub. Martin is somewhere in the middle. A collection of all the different beers of Texas.
	A brass turtle used as a spittoon. Horns for Texas, all kinds, sizes and forms. The most prevalent is the Texas long-horn variety.
	Elisabeth, Martin and Astrid. Ditto.
	A line-up of Texas governors over the years. Local lawyers some 100 years ago in Texas.
	Good shooting. The profile of Uncle Sam. The main poster of The Buckhorn Museum & Saloon.
	The Tommy Gun that made the 30ties. The bullet ridden car of Bonnie and Clyde is kept.
	The entrance to the Alamo memorial. Off to Austin.
	Overpass, Martin's favorite. Steinar is shopping clothes for his grand daughter.
	Steinar got what he wanted, a pair of jeans for his little girl. Off to a restaurant, this smiling waiter welcomed us.
	The counter was very busy all the time. A good place for eating. Outside the Shrimp House. Lovely eating place.
	Olaug and friends on the dancing floor. Clown man on the floor.
	The mechanical bull was very popular. And great entertaining for those watching.