I have super busy so I have been late posting a lot of things. My life has been very hectic lately. I am going to start a series of entries here posting my videos from my trip to Ecuador in January. It was a great trip and I had a lot of fun. I will [...]
Posts tagged ‘Pictures’
Climbing Mount Cotopaxi in Ecuador
February 27th, 2010
Botanical Gardens in Quito, Ecuador
January 24th, 2010
While I was waiting for the embassy to open, I visited the botanical gardens of Quito. They were nice, except for the orchid house which was amazing!
Oil Refineries
October 29th, 2009
Nearly all commerce/industry in this area are either refineries or refinery support service. Other than that, everything is pretty basic. Restaurants, malls, gas stations. Nothing spectacular. Anyway here are two pictures. I work at the refinery on the left side of the road.
Pictures of Port Arthur
September 16th, 2009
here in Texas, I live in Beaumont but I work in Port Arthur. Port Arthur is generally a rundown area. It hasn’t quite recovered from the hurricane damage and has fallen into further disrepair. Two weeks ago I took my first trip through port Arthur and took a few pictures. I thought I would share [...]
Welcome to Cut and Shoot, Texas!
August 7th, 2009
Yeah so it’s not a joke. There is a place in Texas called ‘Cut and Shoot.’ I know, i was amazed too. I took 105 back from the Woodlands (north of Houston) after visiting my cousins. Well 105 goes right through this place. I had to stop and take a few pictures because i thought [...]
Glimpses of Texas Part IV: Images of Beaumont
May 7th, 2009
A friend of mine took these pictures. She said:
“I was able to fool my friends and family and now they think that Beaumont is a great place.”
Thanks Carolina for letting me post your pictures. Hopefully everyone else is fooled as well. Great shots. They really do capture the best views of Beaumont.
Art in the Park in Orange, Texas
April 17th, 2009
I recently went to Art in the Park, an outdoor art festival in Orange, Texas (a small nearby town). It felt just like a small town art festival. Nice charming people, locally made crafts, music, food. It was small but nice, and I am glad I went.
This is the main street through Orange. It was [...]
Glimpses of Texas: Part II
February 7th, 2009
Random sign on the side of the road. Not sure what they were selling.
Water tower on one of the back roads
Baseball, the great American past time
Oil pumps. Just need a couple of long horns to create the perfect image of Texas
Sour Lake, Texas, the home of Texaco…
… has a population of less than 2,000
Middle [...]
