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Old 08-25-2007, 03:33 PM
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Default Kerrville to San Antonio's 1604
The drive fron Kerrville to San Antonio via IH10 is the most beautiful interstate drive in Texas. During the trip you will pass through the lovely towns of Comfort and Boerne. Who in the world ever said that San Antonio is flat must be smoking something.
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San Antonio certainly isn't flat. And those limestone cuts on I-10 turn a boring drive into a scenic experience. The Hill Country really is fascinating.
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I definitely agree. I had never driven out there until we drove to Arizona and I was surprised.
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