I did enjoy this little fella at a popular roadside stop outside of San Antonio.![]()
I did enjoy this little fella at a popular roadside stop outside of San Antonio.![]()
Steve Ayers
# 146297
1995 R1100R
NRA Life Member
Sorry you had a bad experience in SA. I've lived here for 60+ years, the wife and I go down to the riverwalk/downtown area every week, and I've never had issues like that.Down at the River walk on a Saturday night with my wife, very touristy but nice.
We enjoyed visiting the Alamo and eating the local Tex-Mex but .......
there were large groups of young thugs hanging on the street corners near the Alamo and in the mall following us and spewing racial slurs at my wife....a cute caucasion.
Their was a heavy police presence about ten officers on each corner with a paddy wagon...no joke. I guess the idea was to keep the trouble makers away from the river walk but up on the street was different.
I've lived all over the world, grew up in L.A. and hadn't experienced anything like that ever.
Perhaps because I use two simple rules.
A) Know what trouble looks like and steer away from it.
B) Tourists attract crime like s*#t attracts flies. When in a touristy area keep your eyes open and remember the first rule.
In short, being a tourist is like riding a motorcycle. You have to pay attention, you should always have an "out" and the best way to avoid danger is to get away from it.
Next time you happen to be in the area contact me and I'll show you the "real" San Antonio.
Paul Mulhern
BMW MOA Chartered Club Liaison