Thank you for the pics ^-^. Now I got some nice impressions. Maybe I´m to tired for guessing games now, but won´t that Theatre simply be named "Texas"? Or Grand Old Opry? Or John Wayne-theatre? The Flan looks interesting ^-^. And the "Tower of the Americas" somehow reminds me of a smaller (and perhaps older ?) version of the Seattle Space needle, don´t you think so? The photo of the Shilo poster is not sharp enough to really be readable (at least not the small printing).
Since I took the photo of the poster with my phone, I'm not surprised. Next time I go, I'll try to get a sharper picture.
Haha, you are fine with guessing games. It's the Texas Theater.
Flan is baked custard, which I suppose you have also? It's so good!
The Seattle Space Needle is actually older, built in 1962, whereas the Tower of the Americas was opened in 1968. Both of them are remnants of international fairs. As often as I've been to downtown San Antonio, I've never been up in the Tower. But it's very iconic of San Antonio, since the city still doesn't have other tall skyscrapers.
Haha, some of the buildings shown on your photographs would fullfil our definition of Skyscrapers though ^-^. Hm, yeah, custard we have (not my favourite food though), but I havn´t seen it in this form so far (but since I am not an expert that wouldn´t mean it doesn´t exist here). I would have thought from it´s appearance that the SA-Tower would be older than the Space needle ^-^.
My eyes are closing every few seconds - I guess I have to go horizontal now ^-^. Oyasumi nasai.
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The Flan looks interesting ^-^. And the "Tower of the Americas" somehow reminds me of a smaller (and perhaps older ?) version of the Seattle Space needle, don´t you think so?
The photo of the Shilo poster is not sharp enough to really be readable (at least not the small printing).
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Haha, you are fine with guessing games. It's the Texas Theater.
Flan is baked custard, which I suppose you have also? It's so good!
The Seattle Space Needle is actually older, built in 1962, whereas the Tower of the Americas was opened in 1968. Both of them are remnants of international fairs. As often as I've been to downtown San Antonio, I've never been up in the Tower. But it's very iconic of San Antonio, since the city still doesn't have other tall skyscrapers.
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Hm, yeah, custard we have (not my favourite food though), but I havn´t seen it in this form so far (but since I am not an expert that wouldn´t mean it doesn´t exist here).
I would have thought from it´s appearance that the SA-Tower would be older than the Space needle ^-^.
My eyes are closing every few seconds - I guess I have to go horizontal now ^-^. Oyasumi nasai.
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It looks beautiful!! =]
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