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[…] Subtitle: the forgotten land: That ASARCO smoke stack, pity it will be taken down, an ugly reminder to a day when the heavy metal was smoked. San Antonio reveres its past a little better with the upscale Alamo stacks left over at the Quarry. […]
[…] Antonio (de Bexar), or just Bexar County? I operate with a perpetual state of wonder an amazement. Books part I, and the […]
[…] as well, sort of standard, “Go-to” text for me, but then, after all these years, the little green books have always been […]
[…] I like — think I’ve got pretty much most of what he’s written in my library, anyway that novelist? His books got optioned and turned into films, summer blockbuster, when there […]