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More pix I took Wednesday morning, once again from the Alamodome/Sunset Station route. This and the following were taken from that building with the big parking lot just before you get to the tracks on Commerce St.
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This last one was taken as I was coming around the south end of the restaurant strip from behind the buildings where the tracks are; that is, on Hoefgen St. The Tower disappearing into the mist.
Hoefgen is another of those obscure streets of which I would be completely unaware if I didn't have to read meters there.
Interesting. When thinking about San Antonio, the idea of pea-soup type fog doesn't usually come to mind.
ReplyDeleteIt was amazingly thick here this morning as I drove to work in the dark. Made me a little anxious on the highway, slowed it down to 45-50 most of the way, for lack of visibility.
ReplyDeleteThe worst fog I ever saw was in California, when I literally could not see past the end of the hood.
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