The Alamo

The movie called Alamo is a lonely class...

Superbe site historique bien renseigné et admirablement rendu.

Great series an pip ! Well done my friend
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A good historical information as well as the photo

Awesome series!

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Great shots, Ron, and the information you wrote was very good too. Interesting and a bit shameful that I've totally forgotten my history to the point that I needed to look up the Battle of the Alamo to understand it better. I forgot the battle was lost by the Texans...when you mentioned that I was like, "Ok, if you didn't even know which side won, you should look into it." And I also didn't remember that Davy Crockett died there. I'm more than a bit embarrassed at the blank slate which is my memory of this time...but I *DO* remember this part of our class being at the end of the semester and we didn't go into it very much. You've got me thinking about my US History class though...I had such an AWESOME teacher! He had us write in a journal about our studies and I still have it in a box in the garage...I should go dig it out, that would be fun! :)

Sorry I haven't been around for a few days...I had hoped to post my pictures yesterday but I ran out of time. Steve and I went out to dinner at a sushi restaurant to celebrate the finishing of my bed in the RV!!! Steve took these pictures, I put them on FB but will post them here too... www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1965990970212145&set=pcb.1965993590211883&type=3&theater

Finally got my monster-sized presentation done today--heh, don't know if I'll be doing that again, it was a lot of a work! Looks great but sheesh! But I wanted to do a grand show at least once to celebrate my beautiful rocks! :)

Thanks for your marvelous posts on my Osprey nest and maple leaf image--it sure does make my day that those old photos are getting looked at by you!! :)

Re: your comments about my droplet covered leaf and that hike to the Middle Fork of the Applegate River...I took a look at that album...brought me right back there...that was an AWESOME day...and I was over the moon with my new passion of photography and I took pictures of everything I could...what a place. The little kid in me was running everywhere and pointing out all the wonderful things that so many miss. Looking out through those innocent eyes is exactly how I am able to spot those little things! :) It was pure magic! Glad you took a look--I would love to go there again. :)

I'll post on your previous set of pictures in reply to your other wonderful message!

Beautiful old building; very well taken Ron. Thank you for the interesting info.
HFF and a nice weekend.