This is Dón Antonio Gil y' Barbo, known of as being "the father of Nacogdoches." The statue is located near the spot where y' Barbo's home, the Stone House/Stone Fort, once stood. I could easily imagine him really standing there on his front porch, as he might have many times on similar, cold early mornings, master of all he surveyed.
I would and have gotten up early to roam th streets of this lovely town of my youth and 5 generations before me. Just wish I didn't live so far away so I could bask in the lovely lights and awesome decorations so lovingly placed by such caring people!!!
Thanks. It is no sacrifice for me, as I'm rarely disappointed by the photographic results. Downtown Nac is extremely photogenic, especially in the morning, particularly at Christmas!
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beautiful pics. almost worth getting up at dawn=)
I would and have gotten up early to roam th streets of this lovely town of my youth and 5 generations before me. Just wish I didn't live so far away so I could bask in the lovely lights and awesome decorations so lovingly placed by such caring people!!!
Thanks. It is no sacrifice for me, as I'm rarely disappointed by the photographic results. Downtown Nac is extremely photogenic, especially in the morning, particularly at Christmas!
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