LANDMARK INN QUILT SHOW: Attend this first ever 
showing of antique and vintage quilts at Landmark Inn ... 
details on Passport to Texas.				 (Feb. 1)

Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife

The women of Castroville have been making history ... one 
stitch at a time.

We have a group of - I would say -fifty to sixty quilters here in 
Castroville that are really keeping alive the tradition of - I guess 
you would call them - old world crafts that tend to be dying out in 
our modern society. :13

Ken Conway manages Landmark Inn, an 1840's state 
owned bed and breakfast, in Castroville, just west of San 
Antonio. February 4 through 18, antique and vintage 
quilts will be on display at the Inn.

This will be a first-ever showing of this particular collection. There 
will be about thirty to forty quilts on display in our reception hall. 
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Quilts are more than blankets - they are works of art that 
preserve the history of their time.

I look at the particular composition of some of these quilts, and 
they truly are works of art. And, I'm not artistic, and maybe that's 
why I appreciate it even more when I see someone who is, and 
who can design something in their head, and then put it on 
clothe, and it just looks just great. :16

Cost to attend the show is two dollars for adults, and free 
for children twelve and under. Guests of the Inn get in 
free. Find more information about Landmark Inn and the 
quilt show on the Texas Parks and Wildlife web site.

That's our show for today ... For Texas Parks and 
Wildlife ... I'm Cecilia Nasti


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