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Day two #Houston #Texas 3rd Sept

3/10/2019

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Waking after a restful night, we looked out of the window and things seemed to be getting back to normal. Today, we decided to have a rest around the pool before heading out into the city and it was nice to have the full area to ourselves.

After looking around downtown the day before, we decided to head to a Graffiti park which proved to be situated  in a slightly run down area but we enjoyed wandering around photographing the artwork.
When walking around town, we had noticed a range of sculptures and artwork and the city seemed to be making an effort to add to these; particularly on Maine street.
It did seem strange that a major city like this did not seem to have a City Art Gallery and not many private ones. Houston, we realised was more of a commercial city, where work was the main focus and only in the parks did we see any family life. 

We did eventually find the underground walkways, where you could move around out of the heat, but unlike many other cities, there wasn't much for tourists to do; with the main attraction, the Space Centre being well out of town.

​Although a surprise, we still had several places to visit and it had given us a chance to aclimatise. 

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8/10/2019 12:44:32 am

This graffiti park is perfect. Aside from the fact that Houston is famous for its aircraft industry, this graffiti park best represents Houston! If ever I will be given the chance to travel, it is a sure thing that Houston, Texas is one of my top list. Hopefully, On the other hand, I commend those artists who worked hard for these graffiti artworks! I am sure that it wouldn't;t be possible without your collaboration, and I thank you for uniting to come up with this beauty!

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12/6/2022 07:26:04 pm

We did eventually find the underground walkways, where you could move around out of the heat, but unlike many other cities. Good article thank you!

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12/11/2022 06:31:11 pm

That a major city like this did not seem to have a City Art Gallery and not many private ones. Houston, we realised was more of a commercial city, Thank you, amazing post!

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6/3/2023 06:24:49 pm

We decided to head to a Graffiti park which proved to be situated in a slightly run down area but we enjoyed wandering around photographing the artwork. Thank you, amazing post!

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19/4/2024 02:23:31 pm

I just love all the Graffities on the street. The city looks so colourful and creative!

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9/6/2024 12:33:56 am

Day two in Houston, Texas, on 3rd Sept, was vibrant and eventful. The city buzzed with energy as locals and tourists explored its cultural and culinary delights. Key attractions included visits to the Houston Museum District and sampling authentic Texan barbecue. The day was perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the city's unique charm. For more insights and updates, visit https://besteuprice.com/.

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