South Texas has many small towns so we looked on the map for a new place to visit and headed to Rio Grande City. I guess they use the term "city" loosely because the population is about 12, 000 and I think everyone was either sleeping in or at church when we drove in. Nevertheless, this small city seems to have embraced a little Tangerine Tango.
There are many abandoned yet beautiful buildings but this is the one that stood out the most as we drove through.
Although Rio Grande City used to be a bustling town in the 1840s with trade to Mexico, today it is a sweet sleepy town. To be honest, there wasn't much going on that we could see but it's always nice to stop and take in a new "city."
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ReplyDeletelove the mexican colour!
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and you took some great pictures. I forgot to tell you I had my house painted Sea Holly green and cream. I got the inspiration from a post "This Free Bird" did on a house in California.
ReplyDeleteHi friend. Just stopping in real quick to say have a good weekend. I love that you are exploring. These colors are beautiful. I adore South Texas so very much, so thank you for sharing it with us. Talk to you soon.
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what a charming building. i think southeast texas in general used to have a lot more activity.
ReplyDeleteThe city looks beautiful and the colors are so vibrant! The building itself look like it is rich in history.
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