| Gavin and Teresa's home with the Camry. Plano, Dallas. |
| Greenbelt behind the house. Trees just coming into leaf as Spring arrives. |
| Sculptures of a Cowboy camp out on the cattle drive along the Preston Trail. |
| Plaque of a typical cattle drive through Plano. |
| "Nobody but cattle know why they stampede and they ain't talking!" |
| Longhorn steers, a Texan breed. |
| Cowboy driving the Longhorns through Plano. |
| Ford Taurus performance model. $49 000! Steep! |
| Specially for William Tesner the Mustang lover! |
| Plano/Dallas Tollway intersection |
| Asian supermarket with the most amazing selection of fruit and vegetables you can imagine apart from the huge variety of different fods, spices, sauces and herbs. |
| Interesting three-wheeler with a V8 engine. Just for fun! |
| Nice little 250HP fishing dinghy specially for Mike Telmarkes the Fly Fishing nut. |
| Teresa and Gavin Boliter with yours truly in a Chinese restaurant with 'soetes' |
| Building on the left is the Texas Book Depository in Dealy Plaza, Dallas. |
| The Grassy Knoll from where JFK was mortally wounded (says I!) |
| The point of the first bullet to impact JFK and Connolly |
| Just in front of the pedestrain is the point from which the 8mm film was shot by Zapruder |
| Although slightly screened by trees, the 6th floor corner window is visible. |
| The first bullett impacted here |
| The Zapruder plaque at Dealy Plaza close to the point where he was standing. |
| The fatal spot from the Grassy Knoll |
| A plaque recalling all the details of that fateful morning with the road and JFK memorial in the background. |
| The old Court House in Dealy Plaza. Just an interesting building. |
| An illustration of the points of reference of the fateful morning |
| An early prairie house preserved in Historic Square, Dallas |
| View of Historic Square, Dallas |
| A replica of JFK's famous rocker. I got into sh*t for taking this shot in the Museum Store! |
| Lauren's elder daughter Elsa drawing. |
| Lauren's 18-minth-old daughter, Sophie early in the morning. |
| George's, a 'Forries' style pub in Waco, Texas. |
| A very LARGE beer at George's. I had 2! A Quart! |
| Chicken Salty Balls. Chicken and a Jalapeno wrapped in bacon. Thank goodness for the bacon! |
| Some of Jayne's friends selling Adirondack chairs at a street market |
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