Besides the beautiful San Gabriel River sunset, can you spot the three Herons? Now that we have experienced “Fall Back” there will be more evening walking, and less evening hiking. I have to get out of work on time to get a nice walk in before dark. And you don’t want to get caught out after dark when all the monsters start terrorizing the neighborhood.
Walking through the Capitol grounds on my way to see a film. Can you spot the drone, the squirrel, and the butterfly? 🙂
I went to see a film as part of the third annual Interdisciplinary Spanish Film Festival at Southwestern University this evening. I got there a little early and went for a short walk around the Campus. There was green grass, historic buildings, gray cloudy skies, stately oak trees, and plenty of squirrels zooming around. In case you are wondering, the film was called “Siete cajas” and was a story about a 17 year old pushcart porter working the Mercado 4 in Asunción, the capital city of Paraguay. The film is billed as a Paraguayan thriller film, and it delivers pretty well if you have the chance to see it someday.
More walking around at night. This time at the Texas State Capitol Building.
I walked around the University of Texas campus this evening since the weather was so beautiful.
This evening it was time for a short walk across the dam in Georgetown. There were some cool clouds about.
It was a beautiful evening, so I took a stroll through the Domain, and then stopped in at the Shake Shack for a drink.
I did some walking on the East side of Austin this afternoon, and this church caught my attention. It is the Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church.
The Tower Life Building is one of the iconic buildings of Downtown San Antonio. As you walk through the city at night, you can’t help but marvel at this structure.
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