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Patrick Tobin walks on the dried bed of the Medina River near Bandera, where his family has owned property for over 75 years.San Antonio Report photographers chronicle San Antonio and its residents. Each week, we share our most meaningful images as a visual account of San Antonio’s ever-evolving landscape.Success! You're on the list.
Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. From left, Milton Cordova, mechanical engineer; Bob Doyal, ceramicist; Don Hooper, planetary geologist; and Ron Wells, chief technology officer of Astroport Space Technologies, are developing the architecture and materials needed to create a lunar landing pad and potential dwelling units on the surface of the moon.A car travels Wednesday through Bulverde near Cibolo Creek, where drought has affected the area and triggered watering restrictions.
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