I’m part of a Photo of the Day group and today’s theme was stone. After determining which photos of stone I wanted to share, I realized in looking at pictures I’ve taken across the great state of Texas that I had many unique shots. Here’s a small portion of the wonderful use of stone I’ve captured in Texas.
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Beautiful Diann! Some of those shots remind me of southern Italy!
Thanks, Linda. Am loving your pictures. Sorry you’re out of the country right now. I’m headed to the DFW area this week. Would love to have seen you.
I love the pics of the Presidio La Bahia in Gonzales and the Missions in San Antonio!
Of course every Texan loves any pics of The Shrine otherwise known as The Alamo!
Thanks. The missions tell a much more complete story than the Alamo, in my opinion, because they are more intact. Of course, I still love the Alamo and visit it more than any of the other missions. I appreciate your comments.