I’ll give you a harrumph. Agree to all that and more, especially the traffic from hell. My folks moved to Huntsville to get away from it 40 years ago now, and it’s damn near reached all the way up there.
Did Houston swallow Conroe already?
Swallowed, digested, and pooped. The coup de grace was probably Exxon moving from DFW to a big campus in Woodlands. Woodlands/Conroe already so congested that lots of their workers are living in Huntsville and commuting.
I saw Pantera at Madison Square Garden last year. A client of mine, believe it or not, is a huge fan, so we took him.
I think I saw that movie…
That was Debbie in Dallas.
Houston 500...
Looks like it went to 620 later. She's lovely looking.
My Aunt had a quiet place on the shore of Elkins Lake just outside Huntsville—so peaceful, whispering evergreen trees, silent golf carts zooming about. I miss our visits there.
What a [ muschi ].
That’s where my mom lives. Still pretty, but the pace of development there has been insane the past 5-10 years.
Bet you can still get a little airborne on those I-45 side/service roads.
We were returning from a funeral in Houston q15-20 years ago, had turned off at the State Park exit then continued Northbound to Elkins on the West side service road. I'm driving, my brother shotgun and parents in the back. Out of nowhere a pickup on the SB side of 45 goes airborne in our direction. For an instant I about had kittens because they were so high I thought they might reach us. Then nosedive, and barrel roll and end over end a couple times. I got to them first. Thank God they were both wearing seatbelts- They were just shook up a bit. Driver said they'd been fishing, my guess is he probably fell asleep, he didn't seem impaired.
The good news is, the service roads have now for the most part become one-way, instead of two-way, which led to many many head-on collisions over the decades.
HT!
I guarantee even now with the service roads 1 way they still got plenty potential airborne opportunities.
