Wow, great comment. Thank you for posting it.

spelled Bexar...pronounced "Bay-er"

Correct Richard, I was using the Spanish spelling of Bexar.

Haha construction crane 😄 haha xxJanieDundee

Then you've never been o fortworth

That three ring circus is where they run the government and that's why the state is a crime ridden cesspool.

@@juneaborealis8658 Austin is the capital and largest city of Texifornia.

A lot of my friends left austin for s.a. . I left the state.

By all many eye witnesses accounts & independent documentaries I've seen & leaned of - the comment about Fort Worth, Texas is very most accurately based und correct a good point as well !!! Fort Worth is still a very genuine Texan cultured City. With many original historically descendants of its OG bloodline families still there thriving und keeping it intact. Coupled with a very wealthy thriving economy, that for much the better & happier local society - lacks the bogus plastic pompous infestations of the disgustingly off-putting phoney bologna bouncing stuck up bozo show off personalities bungling & blundering around silly show off vanities all over Dallas just next door to it. If I could afford a done healthy right relocation move along with the Capital & investments necessary to also get atleast 2 of my own businesses established there at the same time- I believe I would very much enjoy Forth-Worth and its many wonderful true Texan free peoples & culture there. Even more than most the many other fine places in this wonderful last Independent Republic of Texas. That is sadly hated with deep contempt by the WEF & UN Factioning Elite Banker Frat Cowards, und their vast variety of subservient to evil Globalists Crap Captains und usurping treasons guilty puppet "elected" 😮🤦🏻‍♂️💩🤣🤣🤣💩🤣🤣 pompous officials, that are each emissaries of true und total evil, in Epic Biblical Proportions !!!!!!

Thank you for the kind words, Bob. :)

If you've been downtown lately it's not clean and it smells of urine, disgusting. It's almost California 🤢🤢🤮

Lol u haven’t gone to the west side of San Antonio have you ? 😊

@@markdavila5297 You hit that one spot on. So many murderers coming out of the west side this year, and the sheriff's dept allows them to run rampantly around. The DA doesn't help matters either they are so far behind at the prosecutors office.

@@markdavila5297 Or the Eastside or Southside or parts of the Northside now, lol.

I agree.

It is a beautiful city.

It's one of our favorite cities in the US. :)

Thank you, B Teem!!

You're totally right, Rowie. There is a lot to see in San Antonio.

The Alamo used to be out in the sticks, the open, wild land, but fast forward several hundred years and every thing is built up around it, you're joking right? You know how long it's been since the battle? You understand history fundamentals, it was a FORT, there was a battle for the Alamo, Santa Ana, independence, land we stole from Mexico and on and on, the FORT offered a level of protection, people began to live, settle and build around the fort, over time what once was in the open lands became enveloped by the city of San Antonio..let me guess you're 30 or younger

@@bethewalt7385 That was a bit Rude, I’m British and was viewing from far away. I live about 40 minutes drive of Stonehenge which was constructed about 3 thousand BC and it’s still surrounded by miles of country side. Please don’t preach to me about knowing history my town is mentioned in the MAGNA CARTA which was sanctioned by king John in 1215 and I’m 20 minutes south of Cirencester which was founded by the Romans in about 49 AD . The reason I’m surprised about the Alamo being absorbed into a modern city is that in the Uk we have laws dating back hundreds of years to preserve not only the site but also the surrounding area so its kept completely original. It’s called the “green belt” and modern construction is forbidden to encroach on that land. London is an exception to the rule because it has been built on for 2 thousand years so it has already encroached on historical sites..... was the disrespectful reply so warranted, have a nice day.

@tradde11 that's a rip off, I'm old and crusty, been going there since 1969, was all when I was young and of course you could take pics, it's important historically but that's a bummer

@tradde11 Thanks for the comment, appreciated. I’ve been saving money to take a trip to the USA and want to see the real sites of interest and not the usual stereotype places like New York, Hollywood, Alcatraz etc. Just thought the comment from the previous post was exceptionally negative especially when I’m considered an ignorant youngster with no sense of history.... take care have a great Christmas.

Thank for that info.

As a native Texan and San Antonian for 40 years, I admire this excellent comment. Though San Antonio is considered a big city, it feels like a smaller town. In fact, our younger brother up the road (Austin) feels bigger, though it is smaller. Consequently, young people and others may not like this vibe. I didn't when I was younger. However, when you turn middle aged or if you are middle aged (or older), there are few better places to call home. San Antonio has a vivid cultural, culinary, military, and technological heritage, though it's not always widely known. To preserve its vibe, the city government has laid out strict regulations on skyscrapers in San Antonio, which is absolutely why we don't have more tall buildings/towers like Austin. For better, or worse, it helps preserve the feel and heritage.

@@dishsultan Not anymore, at least on the West side. And good luck running into a native San Antonian on the West side as they've all seemed to have been pushed out by Californians, New Yorkers, Floridians and people from New Jersey. it doesn't even feel like Texas here anymore. The new residents are rude, in a hurry and extremely aggressive drivers. Gone are the days of the drive by wave and immediate help if you break down on the side of the road. It's truly depressing.

Thank you for the great comment. :)

Thank you for the kind words, David. :)

Thank you, Terrance. :)

Interesting! Thank you for the info, Mary. :)

Thank you, David. You nailed me, man. A Salt Lake Okie. I love it. Might have to trademark that. :)

Thank you, Loraine!

It's San Antonio, because he was Portuguese..

Thank you for watching, Stephen. :)

You should visit, Bill. You'll have a great time!

Cool!

Awesome, Angelina, you gotta visit there!! You'll have a great time. :)

Thank you, John.

@@JoeandNicsRoadTrip yw

Same! I love our city!!

Hear, hear! Btw, Lord Spoda is not an "outsider." He's Texan! 👍👍

We love San Antonio. One of our 5 favorite cities in the US.

San Antonio is the name of a saint- the city was named after him!

@@joebanks3698 actually Joe...Lord and lady Spoda are both natives of other states, but we native Texans gladly bestow both of em' as honorary Texans...

Wow, thank you for the kind words, Miranda! :)

I've visited 200+ U.S. cities in the past 14 months. San Antonio is one of the best.

I totally agree. We've visited over 200 US cities. San Antonio is in our top 5. :)

@@JoeandNicsRoadTrip If you ever decide to come back, drop me a line and I'll send you a list of some more great places to see. Showing off SA is one of my favorite things to do.

San Antonio absolutely is one of the most beautiful big cities in the US. :)

That's why San Antonio was rated the third grinchiest places to live.

Thank you!

MOS at ft. Sam Houston, 1970.

Cool! Thank you for the info.

They got their idea to dress like that from a book called "When I am old, I shall wear Purple"

It's one of the most beautiful city settings in the country.

Well, yeah, you should. :) It's one of the best in the entire country. And this is from someone who has visited 160 US city downtowns over the past year. :)

It smells of urine so you may want to bring something to mask the odor. The crime rate has exploded due to not enough prosecutors or law enforcement, it's gotten bad.

Welcome aboard!

Awesome!! :)

Thank you, Paul!

Thank you, John!

Thank you, Ana Maria!