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Old 07-07-2008, 09:15 PM
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Default Waco & Sulphur Springs Photos
Waco, Tx - Between Austin and Dallas

First, photos of Baylor University:






































Downtown Waco:















































































































































Now Sulphur Springs, East of Dallas on IH-30 about 100 miles:















































Found this area behind some of the buildings:





























These construction workers were using this remote control machine:




















That's all. I know some are going to ask that question: "Where are all the people?"

I don't know where they are. I'm not from these towns. I just walked around and took some photos.

Adios.

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I knew this was an RGV Thread, just by looking at the pictures. Dude you need to contact all the cities you visit chambers and have them hire you to promote their cities.. you always paint a total picture, a positive one at that.

You need to take all these pictures and put them in a book and sell them.. as a picture guide book to Texas. I would buy it.
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Old 07-07-2008, 09:51 PM
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I've eaten food from the Plain n Fancy Sandwich Shoppe! I used to work for a company based out of SS and they would get us sandwiches from there sometimes. Deeee-licious!

SS is a beautiful town--it's so spread out and really quite large. Very small-townish though!! Everybody knows everybody and all your business. Some people like that, but it's not for me.
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Old 07-07-2008, 10:49 PM
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Great photos. I so love the Baylor campus and have many happy memories of it when my daughter attended the school. You know, I really like downtown Waco. I think it's quaint in its own way. I've never been to SS, but it looks kind of fun.

I agree with Muhnay; you definited should have a photo book published.
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Old 07-07-2008, 11:13 PM
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Thx alot guys. I still have a ways to go yet on my photography skills before I could consider a guide book. Still need to take some classes.
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Thx alot guys. I still have a ways to go yet on my photography skills before I could consider a guide book. Still need to take some classes.
No you don't. Your there.

I wish there was a way to turn the image off at the header of the post.. not because I don't like looking at them, but once you have and you want to see the replies it can take some time to reload all of them over and over. =)
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GREAT PICS......Keep up the good work!!!
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Old 09-24-2008, 10:49 PM
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Default Great pics RGV!
Your postings of pics of all the beautiful cities prompted me to register to this forum!

I love the Baylor campus! It is one of the deciding factors when choosing a school to attend. I'm Currently a Baylor student :]
You took some really great shots of campus!

When cruising waco one time I got lost and ended up in Valley Mills. The downtown still has the original historic charm with storefronts and all. I'm sure it's something you would love to take pics of!

Overall, Kudos to you!
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Thanks for the trip down memory lane! Of sorts... I haven't been to Waco or Sulphur Springs in eons. I especially love the shots of the courthouse in Sulphur Springs. Texas has some marvelous old courthouses.
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Look at that...Korean war statue....THAT'S RARE. A truly forgotten war.

P.S> Have a confession to make...I thought Baylor campus was in Houston.
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