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Never been to Richmond but I have to visit one of these days. Love all the history of it.

Great shots. Hope you've got more.

Thx Jax, I was sort of overwhelmed by the amount of people on the streets, I loved it.

Need more residential and retail in DT Houston to get the ball going in this direction.

Thx Moni, it sure did get warmer, in fact, it was downright hot by the time we got to LA.

Photos from Weimar, Texas, about 80 miles West of Houston off of I-10.

The whole time I was taking pictures in this little town, people were staring at me and one lady walked out of her shop and asked what the hell I was doing. So I took my pics quickly and got the hell out of Dodge.

Thx Vertigo, you weren't mistaken, they really were walking by.

No Retama, I haven't checked that out, but I'll certainly will one of these days.

Thx for the tip.

Getting into Santa Barbara:

Day 6 - Santa Barbara, Malibu & Santa Monica

Adios

Hearst Castle:

Thx Sevfiv. So, we're going to lose this one as well? Too bad, I liked the red fire escape?

If I'm not mistaken, this is the block that will be demolished?

On the bottom:

And to the right:

And this is what I found on Windows Live Local, the block in the middle:

If so, though I prefer older buildings than new glass skyscrapers, I think this new office tower will be an improvement here.

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Drive from Monterrey to San Simeon:

The Aquarium:

Monterrey:

And Bullock's house from the movie:

Adios

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Stopped here while driving back from Roundrock . Didn't see Sandra Bullock but did see the house from the Hope Floats:

Funny, that's the exact same critizism Houston gets when photos of Houston are posted in SSP or SSC.

But, these were taken a couple of weeks ago when I was driving back from SA, at about 4:00 p.m. during the middle of the week and 100 degrees. Remember guys, these are towns of just 3,000 or so.

Coast:

Santa Cruz:

Thx for the comments.

And one of the Painted Churches - St. Mary's Catholic Church in High Hill, Texas:

Adios

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Photos of Schulenburg, Texas (about 90 miles West of Houston off of I-10):

Good stuff.

When I saw the title of the thread all I could think of was that 80's ground and the song "final countdown"

Man you get around.

What was it about the city you didn't like?

Those are awesome

Nice shots guys. That museum is awesome.