Stone Works
Walking around an old cemetery is a different kind of experience. Glenwood Cemetery in Houston is full of historic figures, the most famous probably being Howard Hughes. Walking around, you…
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Evening Pyramids
I have had the fortune to stay at the Moody Gardens Hotel a few times. Each time I stay, the fog has been terrible in the morning and evenings. So…
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The addition of METRORail to Houston has not been without its controversies; the cost, who it serves and such. But it is hard to deny that the trains add to…
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Exploring in the Hall of the Americas at our Pixel Party night in the Houston Museum of Natural Science, you discover many exhibits from Native Americans and much earlier. Time was…
Read MoreRising Above the Grand Palais
When I return to Europe (I have to think positive here) I hope to have time to visit the Grand Palais in Paris. Just driving around it a few times,…
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Houston is as cosmopolitan as any other town. Maybe more so, considering that it has a huge multicultural influence from around the world. But all that goes out the window…
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Hall of Ancient Egypt
One of the most popular new exhibits at the Houston Museum of Natural Science is the 10,000 square foot Hall of Ancient Egypt.
Read MoreThe Japanese Garden at Hermann Park
Serenity is the word many people use to describe the Japanese Garden at Hermann Park in Houston, Texas. The gardens features water features, stones and greenery of all types. As you…
Read MoreThe HMNS Foucault Pendulum
Leaving my second Pixel Party at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, I couldn’t resist grabbing a quick shot of the Foucault Pendulum. Many thanks to the museum for allowing…
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