Farmers Market

 Farmers Market, Houston, Texas

Montrose - Houston, Texas

A residential street in the Montrose section of Houston, Texas.
 

UNEDITED FOOTAGE CONNECTING A WATER LINE

The City of Houston replaced the waterlines in our neighborhood. This is from the final work on our street.

Unedited Footage - Lunch at Stanton's City Bites 2

Lunchtime at Stanton's City Bites in Houston, Texas

UNEDITED FOOTAGE OF A TRACK HOE

One house leaving - another house coming

UNEDITED FOOTAGE WASHINGTON AND SHEPHERD

Unedited Footage - Washington and Shepherd - Houston, Texas

UNEDITED FOOTAGE OF ICE MELTING ON A WINDSHIELD

Winter in Houston, Texas

UNEDITED FOOTAGE OF A DEBRIS PILE

Debris pile in Houston, Texas

Unedited Footage of a Downtown Street

Scenes from a Houston street at night.

LUNCHTIME AT STANTON'S CITY BITES 1

Lunchtime at a Houston favorite.

UNEDITED FOOTAGE OF A PARKING LOT AT NIGHT

A parking lot at night, in the rain.

UNEDITED FOOTAGE OF A NEIGHBORHOOD

A neighborhood in Houston, Texas.

Unedited Footage of The Flood

Hurricane flooding in Houston. Briar Forest Drive looking east, toward the intersection with Gessner Road. Recorded on September 3, 2017.

Unedited Footage of A Rose

The first post-hurricane rose bloom. Notice the sandbags still in the background.

SANDBAGS BEFORE THE STORM

Lowe's said they were sold out of sand. Which was true, but the lawn and garden section had bags of paving sand and paving base. The bags worked just fine.

Buying Gas Before The Storm

The scene outside Costco in Houston yesterday morning.

UNEDITED FOOTAGE OF THE SKY

Unedited Footage From a Bookstore #1

Burger Tour of Houston

The picture above is a shot of Callaghan's Irish Social Club - a bar on Charleston Street in Mobile, Alabama, and home of the best hamburger on the Gulf Coast. From Corpus Christi to Apalachicola, you can't find a place that beats the taste of their burger. Jack and I have eaten there many times and when we're in Mobile we do our best to go there for lunch.

Since moving to Houston we've tried to find a burger joint with a comparable taste and similar ambiance. We've been aided in our effort by Jack's gift of "Burger Bucks" - money he gave me last Christmas to help cover the cost of a burger tasting tour of Houston. Two men with an appetite and cash, in an '85 Mercedes with a broken air conditioner - we've sweated our way through some interesting experiences.

Over the next few weeks, I'll show you pictures of the places we've visited so far and catch you up on or assessment of the flavor.