In the days that followed after I arrived in Houston, I saw that the land seems to stretch on forever. There are a lot of new subdivisions springing up just outside of downtown Houston, and even more ranches surrounding them. With all this space, we can easily fit the whole of Metro Manila in the state of Texas and still have more land area to spare. No wonder Texas is one of the biggest states in the US. And even the sunset there is big. This was taken at the parking lot of Wal-Mart on a rare sunny day.
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Too funny you jumped to my blog from islander and then I go to check your blog out and you post about Texas. I am just a few hours north of Houston! I have lived in Guam and Hawaii. I'm Filipino, but have never lived in the Philippines, although I have been there to visit family. Thanks for visiting my blog... I'll come back and visit some more!
ReplyDeleteWow, you're in a different place on each of your posts. Texas seems so huge... you're right... like it seems to stretch on forever.
ReplyDeletethat is a huge sunset! wow never seen like it.
ReplyDeleteI like the color of the sunset. It's awesome!
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beautiful sunset, nice shot!
ReplyDeletehi rochelle! thanks for dropping by too! houston is a great place, can't wait to go back there! =)
ReplyDeletehi toe! now that i think of it, maybe the whole population of luzon can fit there hehehe. =)
it is huge, carlota! but even more so in florida. =)
don't you just love sunsets, kyels? =)
it is beautiful, luke. thanks for dropping by! =)
oh yes, if only manila could be transported in a huge place a texas! maybe traffic would improve, and life will be less crowded for us.
ReplyDeletebut i would still like to keep our manila bay sunset!
tita dine, there's really nothing like our manila bay sunset. =)
ReplyDeletethe lone star state, eh?
ReplyDeleteused to be part of mexico...
dami ba dyan texas chicken? :)
oi tutubi! dun sa lugar ng pinsan ko puro texas cows at horses wahahaha. =)
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