2 weeks in Texas in November, need help.
Oct 6th, 2009, 07:12 AM
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Hello everybody,
Thank you so much for all the advices. It's up to me now !
Anybody knows that city named Castroville TX ? Founded and inhabited by Alsatians. It could be funny for me to visit this place.
Thank you so much for all the advices. It's up to me now !
Anybody knows that city named Castroville TX ? Founded and inhabited by Alsatians. It could be funny for me to visit this place.
Oct 6th, 2009, 01:14 PM
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Correction--the Schlitterbahn in NB has a Christmas display opening Nov 22 but no water rides. This is something I've never seen before, I might go this year.
http://www.schlitterbahnchristmas.com/event2/
http://www.schlitterbahnchristmas.com/event2/
Oct 8th, 2009, 02:16 PM
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Castroville used to have some good antique shops. I imagine you might still find traces of the early settlers.
And by the way - the reason I suggested a high school football game is that being from another country, I thought you might like to experience a part of Texas culture that is somewhat unique. It isn't a museum, or a cathedral, or a thing of great beauty - but if you want to meet some real Texans doing what they love, then a high school football game is a good place to go. Same reason I have attended a cricket match in Australia.
And by the way - the reason I suggested a high school football game is that being from another country, I thought you might like to experience a part of Texas culture that is somewhat unique. It isn't a museum, or a cathedral, or a thing of great beauty - but if you want to meet some real Texans doing what they love, then a high school football game is a good place to go. Same reason I have attended a cricket match in Australia.
