Monday, March 19, 2012
North & South Blvds.
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It's hard to believe that you are is Texas when you are on either North or South Blvd. Old Live Oak trees line not only both sides of the streets but both side of the center esplanades, their branches making a solid canopy from side to side. This area, near our famous medical center, is lined with stately homes of the 1920's era built by famous architects like John Staub, Birdsall and P. Briscoe. If you have time, park your car and take a walk!
After having two homes for a number of years, one in Texas the other in Colorado, we have simplified our lives. Coming to you from only Texas now, but not really. We are world travelers…so stay with me.
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Great Picture Janey!
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If we wanted to explore this area, can you recommend a good spot to park that is close to the picture you have posted above? it is beautiful!
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