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@@DaxSmokax the skyline of SA changed since I've posted this video. They added one "high rise" building . Lots of constructions all over Bexar County.

Thank you 😊

@@GarlandRentalsllc you're welcome 😊

True and the lakes and rivers in the Hill Country are gorgeous.

The southern part of San Antonio is flat as a fussball table but the northern part has all these rolling hills but more west of 281.

San Antonio is changing quickly . No matter where you go there's construction all over Bexar County. From Freeway expansions to expanding subdivisions . Growths over preserving nature. I also like to mention with this constant growths , that we might face a water supply issue in the near future and end up like cities such as Phoenix, Las Vegas. The droughts are an issue .

Yeah, I’ve lived in Austin all of my 53 years of life. But I want to build a second home in San Antonio. Kind of like a Brady Bunch home but bigger. And I only want it to be in Alamo Heights.

@@texastravelers210- we will never have the problems that Phoenix and Las Vegas have. We’re Texans, we’re not weak and dumb !!!!

My tip for you is to get gas once your tank is half full. Not too many gas stations out there between San Antonio and El Paso. Take plenty of water with you in case of an emergency. There's still civilization between SA and El Paso and you won't be alone on the freeway . No worries.

I enjoy coming to West Texas it's the gateway to the Southwest.

Never had issues before. One time we had to open the trunk for the officer who was inspecting us but that's understandable. It takes longer to cross the border from Piedras to El Paso. Keep in mind stay on the left lane in Piedras Negras if you are going to cross bride 2 . They will pull you out if you get in front of everyone who's waiting in line. Some people try .

Thank you, I appreciate it

And just think in a few more years its going to be completely gone. I used to go there back in the 80s and 90s and 2000s practically almost every week from Houston and swam and kayaked on every square inch of that Lake. Also lived there for about 4 months back in 2004 renting an apartment but eventually made my mind to move to Montana but now selling my house here to move back to Canyon Lake but not Houston, the winters up here are just too much and there's no restaurants.. .

@@reubenmarth7376 I would say Canyon Lake will be among us for quite some time . Medina Lake on the other hand is gone , not more than a creek now. The droughts in South Texas are severe. Many rivers and creeks are dried up , already. It's going to take more than a tropical storm to fill up lakes and rivers. With the ongoing hot and dry summers I haven't too much hope . Also developing new subdivisions isn't solving the already existing issues at all.

Sorry I don't remember what seat but it was behind the wings

We started recording in Piedras Negras Mexico . That's their language.

I also want to add that the border towns are heavily Hispanic on the U.S. side.

Nigh way

Absolutely, this way I can see the flaps and all other mechanical parts on the wing . Lol I always book a wing seat you know what I'm talking about.

It was a short business trip and I was amazed by the beauty Chattanooga has to offer. Where I live everything looks brown,fried by the hot sun in Texas. Are those mountains part of the smokey mountains in Chattanooga?

Not so much Great Smokey Mountains, but part of Appalachian Mountains, so I guess you could say we are all in the same mountain range. Thanks@@texastravelers210

You couldn't feel it because you didn't fly with me lol

Lol😂

Canyon Lake Lookout in Canyon Lake,TX

Oh ok and have ove there like some hotels

@karelvinent-pena8542 there're hotels close by within a short distance. Most are vacation rentals and lodges right around the lake.

Thank you sir

Love love Canyon Lake. A lot of people think it’s close but it is not.

It was such a beautiful scenery from above on that day. We live at such a beautiful place.

We took off early in the morning it was still dark outside . I know the Hill Country is one of my favorite part to video tape in the SA region.

It's called the Overlook Park at Canyon Lake.

I guess you're one of the reason I make these videos. At first the videos are more like a memory for me and my wife but I also like to show people what places look like . I know they're tons of other videos from other YTubers but I haven't seen good videos of the area where we live. We live very close to Windcrest. We don't expect this channel to grow big since we have a life outside of social media lol . Sometimes I take my phone and just videos tape . I used to have more time but with my job now it's kind of hard to post videos on a regular basis but doesn't mean there won't be any videos in future. There's some change in Windcrest. They got rid of the 4 way stop at the Eagle Crestway intersection and replaced it with traffic lights. Suppose to be faster but I'm not really seeing it .

@@texastravelers210 Let me know if you ever drive down Walnut Trace, that’s where my childhood home is! 😁

@@SAI35REED are you sure that's in Windcrest because I live like a few streets down of Walnut Trace. Is it connecting to Glen Mount?

Probably "casa" something.

@@David-eu1ms how does the NE side look different from others ?

@@texastravelers210 it's just a hunch.

The Windmill is a good palm for shady areas here in SA but won't do well in direct sunlight when temperatures are in the 90s and 100s . Best palm for SA is Sabal Mexicana, Sabal Palmetto, California fan palm ( washingtonia filifera) , cal mex ( washingtonia filibusta) , pindo ( butia capitata) definitely European fan palm , Mexican fan palm are okay I actually have one in the yard but don't do well like we've seen it in Feb 2021 . Lots of washingtonia robustas died and the ones survived where either hybrids or just lucky. But that winter storm was very different from all other storms so we should be good for the next 50 to 100 years. Mule palms should be good too with occasional protection.

@@texastravelers210 I have seven windmill palms growing in my landscape (full sun) all day and no issues with the heat here in Schertz, Tx. My previous comments were regarding the cold hardiness list.

@frankwright8184 I didn't say they don't grow here but they prefer colder regions to actually look really nice. Trachycarpus Fortunei (Windmill) grow best when they get a chance to cool down at night with low humidity. Our climate here in San Antonio isn't ideal that's why I haven't seen a Trachy with a beautiful full crown here yet and they can get quite large. Anyway this is the most cold hardiest palm you get buy then I would go with Sabal Minor or Needle Palms . For our cold hardiness zone 8b/9a for SA check out the list in my last comment. The problem isn't the overall climate here it's the occasional cold fronds that kills more exotic palms. Oh I forgot to add Canary Island Date Palms but here's the thing they aren't leaf hardy at all.

Supertolle Aufnahmen. Schöne Grüße Rainer aus dem Nordbayerischen Aschaffenburg

@@Rainer.J.L Dankeschön, weiß ich zu schätzen.

Not just race but also separation of income but that's not just a phenomenon in SA that's everywhere in the world but hands down we live in a world or even country of opportunities especially in this day and age. If you wait for the government to take care of you, you might be traveling on the wrong train . Success begins with your personality, the way you dress, the way you talk , the way you make decisions etc . Unfortunately not everyone wants to bend over and work hard to be successful. Some people like to live off the government or become criminals just to make easy money faster . That's also why we have these "undesirable " sides in each city . Everybody here in the U.S. gets a chance to make it better but if people don't want to walk the extra mile that's on them. I don't blame nobody for the mistakes I made I'm responsible for my own life . If there's a will there's a way .

We love it too .