Went there late in the day, opened the door and they were having first communion. Found a seat and stayed. Memorable.Paladin wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 2:28 pmTo have a better idea of what things were like back in the day, seeing the San José Mission gives you more of an idea of what a functioning San Antonio mission was like.philip964 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 4:44 pm I saw the movie the Alamo with John Wayne as a kid. Marveled at the movie and the story.
At the time I was new to Texas, when I saw the real Alamo. It seemed very commercial in 1972. Not as reverent as I expected.
My last trip to the Alamo the whole area was torn up.
Hoping for the best for the area and the Alamo.
I visited Bracketsville, Texas and the site of the movie set of the Alamo. It was very interesting and I was glad I visited. It is closed now.
Very brave men.
I salute them all.
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I saw the movie the Alamo with John Wayne as a kid. Marveled at the movie and the story.
At the time I was new to Texas, when I saw the real Alamo. It seemed very commercial in 1972. Not as reverent as I expected.
My last trip to the Alamo the whole area was torn up.
Hoping for the best for the area and the Alamo.
I visited Bracketsville, Texas and the site of the movie set of the Alamo. It was very interesting and I was glad I visited. It is closed now.
Very brave men.
I salute them all.
At the time I was new to Texas, when I saw the real Alamo. It seemed very commercial in 1972. Not as reverent as I expected.
My last trip to the Alamo the whole area was torn up.
Hoping for the best for the area and the Alamo.
I visited Bracketsville, Texas and the site of the movie set of the Alamo. It was very interesting and I was glad I visited. It is closed now.
Very brave men.
I salute them all.