Outside the Mission Wall
Entrance to Mission Espada
Tree
Living Quarters (Yes, they're still occupied)

On the way home today. . .
Church Bell
Window
Tree with Benches

The first couple photos are of the door to Cascade Caverns -- going in and coming out.  Come In Goodbye.

The Witte Museum in San Antonio has a room dedicated to some of my favorite history -- the cave paintings of the indigenous people who lived along the Rio Grande and Pecos Rivers.  Much of their paintings concern the connection between the visible and the invisible world.  Door to the Other Side.  Peyote Buttons are the key to this door. And once through the door?  The Other Side.  

This last isn't related to the others except that I noticed it on the way from the cave to the museum.   Shop Window

This weekend I drove to San Antonio to grab my son for a weekend camping trip. While I waited for him to get off work, I explored the San Antonio Mission Trail. Mission Concepcion: Church Well Walkway Arches San Juan Capistrano: Bathroom Window Misson Espada: Reclining Tree The most interesting image, however, was some mailboxes on the route between two of the missions. Worse for Wear This last is for Johnny, who likes to zoom his photos. This is an adobe in New Mexico, thrown in for fun. Zoom, zoom