San Antonio

 The city of San Antonio is way more beautiful than I was expecting when I knew about the road trip.

Besides the heat, the city gave me many colors and a different Texas. A Texas less friendly than Austin is, but this is not bad or good, It is just different.


The highlights of the trip were the mexican food and the riverboat cruise. I wish I had more time there yesterday.


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