Gary Harvey on mon 28 jun 04
Yes, if you like music go on the river walk. They have an amphitheater that
features live performers. There is also an old mission in san Antonio that
has some pottery. I forget the name but I am sure that if you will get the
visitors material at the tourist center in San Antonio (or information
center) you'll be able to locate it. The "Royal Oaks Motel" is a very
romantic place to stay. It is a quaint place just off the mains roads with
large oaks growing in the middle of the road. And it is reasonable priced
too. The best place to go is Gruene pronounced green. but I am not sure of
the spelling but this is not near San Antonio it is near New Braunfels,
Texas and there is a pottery there. There is more in San Antonio you can
see in one vacation. We have been back several times. New Braunfels also
has the Schlitterbahn Waterpark Resort, Go early not later it closes early
like 7:00 PM. Hope you enjoy your vacation. Gary Harvey, Palestine TX
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> We will be on our way to San Antonio Wednesday June 30th. Any
> suggestions for places to go and enrich my potters experience in the US?
> Thanks.
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Antoinette Badenhorst on mon 28 jun 04
We will be on our way to San Antonio Wednesday June 30th. Any
suggestions for places to go and enrich my potters experience in the US?
Thanks.
Antoinette Badenhorst
105 Westwood Circle
Saltillo MS
38866
662 869 1651
www.clayandcanvas.com
Annie Evans on mon 28 jun 04
This weekend is First Friday on S. Alamo Street from Durango to Probandt.
All the galleries and shops are open. Lots of people. Lots of fun.
La Villita - downtown collection of shops and lots of galleries. Pretty,
too.
Southwest School of Art and Craft. Big clay program. Beautiful old
nunnery.
You can pick up a gallery guide in La Villita for other places.
It's hot here..... And we're having flood-inducing rains....
Annie Evans
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