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Courtyard The hall way in the early morning sun The hotel lobby The hotel patio - very pleasant in the evening

The Hotel Paisano Marfa

207 N. Highland Ave. Marfa, Texas, 79843, United States

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Marfa

A travel blog entry by cube242

15

I drove down from El Paso, and instead of taking I-10 east across vast West Texas, I took a more southern route, through Marfa, a little town that I had heard of, but wasn't sure what to expect from. Not too far outside of town, on the most deserted stretch of road one can imagine, I got a flat tire. Actually, the tire stayed pressurized, but the …

Marfa to Austin

A travel blog entry by jerrybreeze

5

We stayed overnight at the Paisano Hotel in Marfa, built in the 30s as a railroad hotel. The next morning we drove back to Austin via Alpine and Junction, with a lunch stop in Junction for some very tasty barbeque. The last few days in Austin, I had dinner with Steve and Kent and visited the UT campus to take a few pictures. I still think that it's …

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A travel blog entry by travelswithduke

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... two of the mountain tops and its visitor center lets folks like us in two or three nights per week to hear their presentation and look through four big telescopes. The presentation was wonderful and Nick and I both feel we can now look up at the sky and know a little more about what we are looking at. Our campground down the mountain was home to several groups of Javelinas and we had two mule deer visit us.
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Art in West Texas

A travel blog entry by travelswithduke

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After leaving Big Bend the next town was Alpine TX - several hours away. Alpine has almost more art galleries than people. Apparently an artist colony there in the 1920's has been revived and there were many galleries we could and did visit. Alpine is also the home of Sul Ross University - part of Texas A & M and formerly the state ...

Where the Buffalo Soldiers were

A travel blog entry by catndeano

10

... the reconstructed parts weren't finished so we could only view inside a few buildings. It was at this fort that some of the famed 'Buffalo Soliders' (African-Americans) were based and the fort was used to protect travellers along the San Antonio - El Paso road. Before leaving the fort, we took a look at the state map and decided to back track a little and headed for ...

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