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| As we headed west on the beach we encountered a scour. Not too wide, so we could jump across. |
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I posted this picture Mon. and Pat thought it might be a loading platform for ships. Not the case as Tues. morning it was gone.
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| Our son sent us this picture on Weds. titled "new Cranes for Bayshore." What we saw above showed up in LaPorte, Tx. |
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| Heading east on the beach takes us to Galveston's seawall. If we want to bike into Galveston this would be our best route, going up a path to the seawall, and taking the walkway along the top of the wall. |
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| The crane is depositing large rocks at the bottom of the seawall. The sidewalk is closed so we'll have to find another biking route. |
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I'm a cheap date! On Tues we carried out from one of our favorites in Galveston. For $3 I had the best fish taco I've ever had. Pat had both a fish and a shrimp taco.
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| OK, we've seen a plane graveyard, was this a train engine graveyard? Looks like they showed up here in Feb. 2020. According to the BNSF Railway CO. in 2020, they will eventually be sold for scrap. There were a lot of engines still there though. |
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| We've had some gorgeous weather, well, at least a lot of sunshine. Weds. afternoon we decided to sit on the beach and read. It was just a little chilly so I didn't last long. |
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| Thurs. mornings' walk to the east was our longest yet. We have to build up! This was behind a hotel and at one time was a dock. |
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| The pelicans were enjoying it. |
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| I would take any one of these beach houses but I haven't found anyone giving them away. |
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| Mon. we saw a shell creation on the beach... |
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| ...so my next project will be? I have started gathering my medium. |
Where are the Piepers now? Galveston, TX
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