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Welcome to my frontier!
Come in and look around:
In the springtime, they bloom everywhere, but I mean really everywhere! Even on the freeways. They are the symbol Texas, the Bluebonnets.
Sunrise in my neighborhood… May every sunrise bring good things, and the moon, much peace.
This beach, now has stones, but they are being taken away and tons of sand are coming
Sunrise in my neighborhood… May every sunrise bring good things, and the moon, much peace.
This beach, now has stones, but they are being taken away and tons of sand is coming! Yea’hhh…..!!! 
Wildlife is not rare around us, … These are cute, but opossums are creepy-looking with their more than 50 teeth! Do you have the courage to see them… I can show them to you… The only American marsupio.
On my little street, we’re always stopping on our walk with the dogs. The vision is a gorgeous bay, where gigantic pelicans and seagulls that make those funny laughs are always present (Nemo said they are rats with wings …) plus the huge ships coming and going.
A bridge near the house, Fred Hartmann is the longest bridge in the state. And the dots I mentioned in elongated aerial photo with the islands, you can also see here, which are ships passing under the bridge that I call the “McDonald’s” because of the big yellow arches 
In the picture they’re orange, because it was at end of the day, at Sunset.
We are there close to the islands at the edge of the bay. The elongated dots that you see, are ships coming from around the world on the way to the Port of Houston.
Here in the city where we live, and everything ‘historic, peaceful, bucolic, a city considered dormant. If you work in downtown Houston and rest in towns like this, for ‘us’ Brazilians they are just like neighborhoods.
Each day when you wake up, ask yourself “what good things will I do today?” No, because when the sun goes down, takes with it a part of our lives. (This beach is 10 min. from home)
I passed by here today on the way from the gym, I took a quick stop to see the works that began some two months ago. They are taking the stones from the edge of the water and… WE WILL HAVE A BEACH WITH SAND close to home! City Hall says that it cost about 3 million dollars, for me to be able to feel the sand between my toes. Oie’e'e’e'…..Skindolele, Tra’,la’.la’…………
Ask me if I’m happy.
The same place at sunrise.
I like this place so much, and it’s even giving me butias in September… ! As you can see by the Pindo palm in the photo.
Another sunset on our bay.
Today I saw these colors and thought about how insignificant I am… Of course I thought that yesterday, too, and it rained
At the beginning of the year at the beginning of spring is we have the kite festival.
The old main street of the cidade. This Mexican restaurant has tasty food! And the owner always goes from table to table socializing with clients, he even asked me the other day, I wanted to listen to music. Since he only plays Mexican music, I asked for Trio Los Panchos to kill my childhood nostalgia and memories of my father. Awwww………..
Unusual scene here: sidewalks for strolling, our city has, and because it’s historic. Here we go from store to store as we drive. Walkers are a rare thing, as you can see, everything is empty, parked cars and so they go from store to store.
These above, are symbols of Texas.
Below, at the end of each day, these birds line up on the corner by the supermarket where I go. I’m intrigued. I took this photo from inside the car at traffic light.
Marinas of this place.
Above: Autumn here.
The lizards here are like this: they look like street vendor toys, I think they’re cute, but my dogs find them delicious! I try my best to save them, but often find them running around without a tail 
On this ferry can go to the nearby town.
The same ferry at dusk.
I love this statue of children with the seagulls, a symbol of where we live.
Below, sunset 02/09/09 the weatherman said we would have a beautiful sunset then, we went out to see…. I like the meteorological science! Here it works 99.9% of the time. They rarely make mistakes in their predictions.
The sky was opening up like an egg, a perfect sunset while the water was on fire!
The clouds came, not to bring a storm, but to bring color to our sunset.
In those magic moments, my soul ‘expands’ in adoration to the Creator!
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Welcome to my frontier!
Come in and look around:
In the springtime, they bloom everywhere, but I mean really everywhere! Even on the freeways. They are the symbol Texas, the Bluebonnets.
Sunrise in my neighborhood… May every sunrise bring good things, and the moon, much peace.
This beach, now has stones, but they are being taken away and tons of sand is coming! Yea’hhh…..!!!
Wildlife is not rare around us, … These are cute, but opossums are creepy-looking with their more than 50 teeth! Do you have the courage to see them… I can show them to you… The only American marsupio.
On my little street, we’re always stopping on our walk with the dogs. The vision is a gorgeous bay, where gigantic pelicans and seagulls that make those funny laughs are always present (Nemo said they are rats with wings …) plus the huge ships coming and going.
A bridge near the house, Fred Hartmann is the longest bridge in the state. And the dots I mentioned in elongated aerial photo with the islands, you can also see here, which are ships passing under the bridge that I call the “McDonald’s” because of the big yellow arches In the picture they’re orange, because it was at end of the day, at Sunset.
We are there close to the islands at the edge of the bay. The elongated dots that you see, are ships coming from around the world on the way to the Port of Houston.
Here in the city where we live, and everything ‘historic, peaceful, bucolic, a city considered dormant. If you work in downtown Houston and rest in towns like this, for ‘us’ Brazilians they are just like neighborhoods.
Each day when you wake up, ask yourself “what good things will I do today?” No, because when the sun goes down, takes with it a part of our lives. (This beach is 10 min. from home)
I passed by here today on the way from the gym, I took a quick stop to see the works that began some two months ago. They are taking the stones from the edge of the water and… WE WILL HAVE A BEACH WITH SAND close to home! City Hall says that it cost about 3 million dollars, for me to be able to feel the sand between my toes. Oie’e'e’e'…..Skindolele, Tra’,la’.la’…………
Ask me if I’m happy.
The same place at sunrise.
I like this place so much, and it’s even giving me butias in September… ! As you can see by the Pindo palm in the photo.
Another sunset on our bay.
Today I saw these colors and thought about how insignificant I am… Of course I thought that yesterday, too, and it rained
At the beginning of the year at the beginning of spring is we have the kite festival.
The old main street of the cidade. This Mexican restaurant has tasty food! And the owner always goes from table to table socializing with clients, he even asked me the other day, I wanted to listen to music. Since he only plays Mexican music, I asked for Trio Los Panchos to kill my childhood nostalgia and memories of my father. Awwww………..
Unusual scene here: sidewalks for strolling, our city has, and because it’s historic. Here we go from store to store as we drive. Walkers are a rare thing, as you can see, everything is empty, parked cars and so they go from store to store.
These above, are symbols of Texas.
Below, at the end of each day, these birds line up on the corner by the supermarket where I go. I’m intrigued. I took this photo from inside the car at traffic light.
Marinas of this place.
Above: Autumn here.
The lizards here are like this: they look like street vendor toys, I think they’re cute, but my dogs find them delicious! I try my best to save them, but often find them running around without a tail
On this ferry can go to the nearby town.
The same ferry at dusk.
I love this statue of children with the seagulls, a symbol of where we live.
Below, sunset 02/09/09 the weatherman said we would have a beautiful sunset then, we went out to see…. I like the meteorological science! Here it works 99.9% of the time. They rarely make mistakes in their predictions.
The sky was opening up like an egg, a perfect sunset while the water was on fire!
The clouds came, not to bring a storm, but to bring color to our sunset.
In those magic moments, my soul ‘expands’ in adoration to the Creator!
Where is the pink bridge?
There’s 2 bridges on the PHOTOS page, one is Fred Hartmann (it’s pink because of the sunset hour) and the other one is at CEDAR BAYOU behind the post office.
Lindas suas fotos. Notei que é próximo a Houston-TX, mas não explorei o site para saber qual cidade é.
Parabéns,
Abraço,
Jorge
Brigada pela visita! Volte sempre Jorge.