LarryDierker

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Why would you ever take a date to a place you knew was infested with Hobos?....

Didn't say date. But why? because it's one of my favorite places in the city, and the cities birthplace. But now we're getting off topic.

Just happy the Hobos are gone.

For at least the past several years, Allens Landing has been a major Hobo Camp every time I have walked down there. Females I've taken there were anxious to leave and  refused to return out of fear of the Hobo masses that gather there.

The fact that the hobo camps have been cleaned up from one of my favorite places (and perhaps most historically relevant place) in the city makes this project a huge success in my eyes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxBaS724uYk

Kind of weird, but I appreciate variety.

I can't see it.

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It will be the only place in the loop to rent kayaks, right?

That alone should make it pretty popular.

sorry. off topic.post deleted

But, if you can find the, oh, I don't know, $400m, I guess you could build what you wanted where you wanted!

It's the reason I play Powerball.

I kinda like the crosses too.

looks like there are tree trunks about every ten feet. Maybe espalier?

These boxes are entrances to the garage.

How many units were in the old complex?

Haha what is with all the fingers Larry? 

Whats worse is that one obviously needs clipping.

I know several people that never even heard of the Pavilions. One kid I met in NW Houston (18 yrs old) didn't know what the Astrodome was.

Everybody on my facebook and the people I encounter at work are very aware of many of the projects going  on around the city, because Houston's about all I'll talk about.