A stunning wildflower meadow on our summit hike at Mt. Revelstoke, B.C. - Friday, August 2, 2024

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Friday, July 3, 2015

Sequence of Events - Sunday, June 28, 2015

After vacation go, go, go in Oregon, then immediately working four, ten-hour days in San Antonio, I was ready for a break.

Sunday morning, I finally slept in without a deadline. What a treat.

As I slept, Bob was up bright and early (while it was still relatively cool) to run along the south River Walk in downtown. He achieved four miles. Currently, he is training for the San Antonio Rock 'n' Roll Marathon in December.

Our plan for the day included playing games with Peri and Jim, our good friends, who were staying at Travelers World for a couple of nights to attend a family wedding which was Saturday.

I spent the early afternoon cleaning the 5th wheel. They came over at 3:00 p.m. We played about three hours of the game Sequence, and snacked, and talked (except when we were concentrating on our next move). That game gets pretty intense when four highly competitive people play! We played for three hours, girls against guys, and were pretty evenly matched.

For dinner, Jim and Peri, took us to one of their favorite Mexican restaurants, Casa Sol. Oh, and on the way to the restaurant, we drove through the neighborhood where they used to live. We saw lots and lots of deer!

At Casa Sol, Jim and Peri recommended the chicken fajitas. So that's what all of us ordered. They were right, the food was excellent.

Jim & Peri at Casa Sol in San Antonio
Each of us had a plate of "fixin's" for the fajitas
Each couple got one huge sizzling plate of chicken to share.
We ate our fill and had plenty left over to take home.

Painting on the ceiling at Casa Sol.
After dinner, we needed to walk some of it off. We took Jim and Peri to The Pearl District where the old Pearl Brewery used to be. Even though they lived in San Antonio, they had never visited The Pearl. It is now home to unique shops, restaurants and the new Hotel Emma, built in the old Pearl Brewery building. We were there at twilight and snapped some pretty cool photos.

San Antonio River as it flows past The Pearl
Bob, Peri, Jim with Hotel Emma in the background
Hotel Emma
Pretty sunset
A lit wall with highlighted leaves, blue umbrellas behind
Rusted metal equipment taken from the old brewery
now makes an artistic wall in a courtyard
Cured restaurant at The Pearl
Iris??
The Pearl smokestack
Original stables, now an event center
CIA is at The Pearl
Impressive doors on the event center
Close-up of door handles
Night descended. We headed back to the RV park. Today was a great day spent with friends, relaxing and enjoying life.

Travel Bug out.


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