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Old Posted Dec 13, 2008, 3:41 PM
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Houston: snow, ice skating, art, and a mariachi band!






























































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Cool. That's got to be the first time I've seen pictures of snow in Houston. Must be a novelty there.
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Great pics, and I love that ice skating rink! I know they've had one inside the Galleria for years but that's the first one I've seen outdoors down there, very interesting
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Cool. That's got to be the first time I've seen pictures of snow in Houston. Must be a novelty there.
It is indeed a novelty in the coastal area, although it does occur occasionally (every 5-10 years on average). In the Dallas area, it generally occurs once or twice each winter, and in northwest TX, it's common in the winter. Still, nothing like Toronto, of course.
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nice pics but those globes at DG look rather creepy. we got some snow but it didn't stick over here in the galleria area.
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Great pics...The Outdoor rink is indeed cool!!!!
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Cool pics. I think the globes look cool with the trees as a backdrop.
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Love the art- more of that please!
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cool set. esp liked the night time shots of the globes
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Those globes with the faces are a trip.
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Those snow pictures appear to have been taken on my street.
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Those are very nice pics.
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Discovery Green is awesome! I love it. You need to post some of your One Park Place pictures on that forum. Great photos.
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Houston and LA are awfully similar.

Both have huge Hispanics (especially Mexican) populations, decentralized Downtowns and a heap of mid-century/modern architecture...oh, and sprawling suburbs, too
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Nice photos, I like the ice skating rink. I'm also a bit surprised to see snow in Houston, something I always associate more so with Dallas.
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It seems really strange to see people ice skating with sunglasses and t-shirts, and leaves on the trees. It would be like ice skating in September up here.
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main st looks great, and i like the artsy globe thingies - are those illuminated from inside? (i can't see anything but some string suspending them)

even churches need their satellite tv.
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