(Sorry there might not be sound, the video quality is not to great.) Houston and most of east Texas, got some surprising sleet and snow showers today. It wasn't that surprising since the weather forecasters have been talking about it all week, but they weren't sure if any precipitation was going to form, or not and if the precipitation did occur, if it would fall down as snow, or sleet, so it was a surprise. The sleet pellets were really big too! At around 6:20 am, when the first sleet shower started to pass through my house, I thought that the sleet might have been freezing rain, or maybe ice pellets, but when I ran outside I saw that it was sleet that was falling. The sleet was as hard as ice, but as bright as snow. The sleet drops looked bigger than I remember, back when Houston got a sleet storm back in December, 2004. Which made me wonder at first if it was sleet, or just ice pellets, but it was sleet! I'm glad that it was sleet. I've bee...
Now why is there a fight about the old railroad area? It seems a perfect place to ride your bike. Railroad crossings are fun especially when having the time and can wait to see all the cars especially the caboose
ReplyDeleteWell these are abandoned railroads on lands that the land owners feel entitled to and I guess they don't want people to ride their bikes on their property. Maybe, I don't know.
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You did great with X, Joseph. That was an interesting article about railbanking. I think as long as people are respectful riding their bikes through property like this and don't leave a mess, they should be allowed to, but that's just my humble opinon. We're almost done!
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Ya....I don't know.
DeleteYup, just two more days! : )
This is both a clever and informative post for "X". I can understand the land owners feeling that way. They already gave up the land to the trains, it would be difficult to allow people to roam around on their property. People tend to not follow rules and stay on trails, too.
ReplyDeleteYes, but they could build a fence! I just support it because there are usually not that many places to ride your bike in big cities and I think using the abandoned railways would be a good idea. Just my thought! : )
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