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Post by seguin on Mar 3, 2008 21:50:15 GMT -5
Why did they make a monument for Mrs. Crockett? Surely not just because she was married to Davy? Seems like. The town must be proud of having a Crockett connection, of any kind. Texans, you know. Texas? Say no more! ;D At least they remember the Alamo, Crockett and their past as pioneers. I´ll give them that! |
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Post by neferetus on Mar 14, 2008 14:16:01 GMT -5
   This new attraction on Alamo Plaza occupies the
former Woolworth building on the corner of Houston
and Alamo. Somewhere near this theme-park style ride,
Travis' headquarters room once stood.
Would anyone who has experienced the ride care to
elaborate on it?The Davy Crockett ride on Alamo Plaza closed earlier this year, only to be replaced by TOMB RIDER, an interactive lazer gun-battle ride. You just can't win.  The site of the ride is where some of the heaviest fighting took place in the Alamo battle, with Cos' men fighting their way over the west wall. |
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Post by seguin on Mar 14, 2008 20:06:11 GMT -5
Jezuz! Maybe I should rewrite my remarks about Texans...  |
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The site of the ride is where some of the heaviest fighting took place in the Alamo battle, with Cos' men fighting their way over the west wall.