Best place to camp within 2 hours from Houston?
3 hours would be okay too I guess. submitted by /u/toomuchbeerandnorun [link] [comments]
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreThe Alley Theatre, keeping the show on the road in some form, has announced that its production of 1984 which closed after one night because of COVID-19 concerns, will be filmed and made available to people for home viewing in another two weeks. In oth…
Read MoreMy apartment complex decided to lockdown community amenities which “promotes gathering of groups of people”. So, they wrapped up the community grills, closed the pool and gym, but left all seating areas untouched. PICS HERE IMO this is ridiculous. Lock…
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Read MoreI feel like a big ol’ dummy for asking, but in 24 years of living in Houston, I’ve never taken the Metro Bus, and now that I need to, I have no idea how.
I understand you buy a local 3 hr ticket, or an all-day pass, but how do you know when to get on/off, which buses to take? I’ve tried using the app, made me more confused.
Is there something I’m missing, or am I just that dumb? Somebody help, please and thanks!
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The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR) is the latest grocery store chain in Houston to reduce hours in an effort to keep up with demand amid the panic over the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
All stores in Kroger’s Houston Division will be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p….
Read MoreBrazoria County Health Department reported its first two presumptive positive cases of COVID-19.
Read MoreDisplaying a large dose of 21st century ingenuity, the Alley Theatre, dark due to the coronavirus, has come up with a plan for ticket holders to still view the highly anticipated production of 1984 by employing a form of distribution that could only b…
Read MoreThere’s no way every person on this sub is a well adjusted human that thinks rationally and didn’t buy every pack of bologna, toilet paper, etc. I’d like to hear from someone about their reasoning. I meal prep each week and and quite literally out of f…
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