DALLAS| American Lunacy

[ThatDarnSacramentan]

[bilbao58]

It must be strange having the site of a nationally traumatic assassination be a major tourist attraction.

I like the photos! It was completely overcast in San Antonio. Saw nothing of it other than a minute of darkness even though I was in the path of totality. I’m still pissed.

[Murphy de la Sucre]

dallas is a non-fun city, it's purely for business, industry, convention, exposition, seminar and other business purposes.

but i see some tourists-like crowds on the streets.

[AviationGuy]

Beautiful photos. I've always loved the building with the rocket on top. Not sure when it was built, but it looks like maybe the 50s.

[bilbao58]

Originally Posted by AviationGuy

Beautiful photos. I've always loved the building with the rocket on top. Not sure when it was built, but it looks like maybe the 50s.

Yeah, that one is cool. Wikipedia says it’s from 1954. Was the headquarters for Republic National Bank. Republic Bank’s building in Houston in the 80s was this:

[bilbao58]

Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre

but i see some tourists-like crowds on the streets.

They were there to see the total solar eclipse.

[ColDayMan]

Great shots!

[mrnyc]

love the night shots

[cabasse]

Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre

dallas is a non-fun city, it's purely for business, industry, convention, exposition, seminar and other business purposes.

but i see some tourists-like crowds on the streets.

cedar springs is a nice little gayborhood. had many a fun night at station 4, sue ellens and roundup saloon.

dallas is one of those places that you have to look a bit to find it but there's a lot of stuff worth seeing/doing. deep ellum has a ton of cool shit. bishop arts district and lower greenville are also quite lively neighborhood districts.

[LAsam]

Nice showcase of downtown Dallas. When I visited pre-Covid it felt sleepy down there, but with the potential to really be a vibrant place.

[ThatDarnSacramentan]

Originally Posted by bilbao58

They were there to see the total solar eclipse.

Yep. From what I read, it was me and about 400,000 other people from all around the world.

We were lucky. Woke up that morning, skies completely greyed over like I'd expect in Portland. The sky started opening up within 1-2 hours of totality.

[bobdreamz]

Very nice pics of Dallas!

[geomorph]

Originally Posted by ThatDarnSacramentan

I like this angle for viewing Fountain Place.

[xzmattzx]

Great pictures!

[Dale]

Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre

dallas is a non-fun city, it's purely for business, industry, convention, exposition, seminar and other business purposes.

but i see some tourists-like crowds on the streets.

If you can’t find fun stuff to to, in Dallas, you may be over-stimulated.

[pwright1]

Very nice photos. Love Dallas' combo of old and new architecture.

[vetteking]

beautiful city but I'm kinda salty cause all (and when I say all I mean ALL) of my good friends have moved to Dallas I miss them dearly. Dallas kinda reminds me of NYC and Chicago with all the interstates and the overall feel of the city. I imagine come 2040 it will be the largest city in America. Also please post some of the neighborhoods I was in neighboring city and didn't get to see the cities neighborhoods please post some if you could.

[LSyd]

Originally Posted by Murphy de la Sucre

dallas is a non-fun city, it's purely for business, industry, convention, exposition, seminar and other business purposes.

but i see some tourists-like crowds on the streets.

not true.

anyway, great photos.

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