FreakyDude

Rock candy of every color! That was soooo cooool when I was a kid! I had forgotten about that place with good pizza, ice cream, and a candy shop out of any kid's dreams! Cool one Enviromain.

Nope, but I do remember the artificial ski mountain some crazy person or company made that was located near the intersection of 610 and Hwy 59S. I couldn't believe they would actually believe the ice would not melt! Hello? Texas heat! Funny.

Check out this link to the music that goes with this picture: http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_pl...919319&q=hi

Why do you always stir up trouble? If you haven't noticed, Houston has a lot of Spanish heritage. There are ways to express your opinion without insulting others. Be nice, for goodness sake FilioScotia! This is an educational and productive forum for nice people. Without courtesy to others this cannot work!

Sorry, was just trying to help you. I wasn't trying to discredit anyone. I just hit search images and this is what I got. And yes, I made a mistake in the past and wrote an apology to the webmaster. I can't help it if your friends photos are in a search engine. Maybe you should be mad at the image search engines. Good Day!

Hope ya like it! Not sure on the year, but I'm betting 1960's-1970's. Bonus:

Isn't that right down from St. Paul Presbyterian? Used to play basketball there after they rebuilt the courts.

Haven't been into the Wendy's you are referring to, but I remember when Wendy's came to Houston. The one in Sharpstown opened in the 1970's and promoted 100% Beef hamburgers. It was located in the fast food strip on Fondren between SW Freway and Bellaire Blvd. Also included there was Jack in the Box, McDonald's, & Burger King.

This double-decker bus was built in 1946. This bus was originally named No.13 (JK 9111). It was rebuilt to an open-top version in 1961; was withdrawn before entering service in the season of 1968; sold to the Royal Coach Inn in Houston, Texas. It was painted red when Royal Coach Inn obtained it and then painted cream in 1969 This pic was taken at Churchdale Road garage, Eastbourne in Sussex, January 1962; after conversion to open-top and before entering service. For those mech people who give a hoot: Chassis: Leyland PD1 Body: Originally East Lancs H56R double-deck bus bodies, rebuilt in the Corporation workshops in 1961-63 to Open-top O30/26R. Numbered in the third series of these double-decker buses, this was made from an batch of six. PS - I obtained this info at http://www.skylineaviation.co.uk/buses/Ebrneot.html.

Here is an interesting link. Check out the 3rd picture on the 1st row. http://www.johnny-williams.com/gallery/gallery.html This pic is not to clear, but it's the Judy's at the Royal Coach Inn, Houston, Texas. Third pic down. http://www.houstontexas.net/fliers.htm

I thought it was a lot bigger as well. But you know what they say: "You were smaller so everything was bigger!"

Dude, chill out. Too many pics in one thread. Start a new one so we can continue to enjoy them. Thanks, FOD

Wow, I must have been gone by then. We called it surfing the curves back then. When they closed down, rumor has it that it was open for "surfing." True?