The temperature was in the lower forties, so the usual tourists were hunkered down in Galveston. I went to the furthest point East possible, and still called Galveston. Desolate is the best word for the area at the time.
Here are some photos:
This is looking South, down the West Jetty
I really meant it was desolate. This is looking down the Seawall to the West.
This seagull was standing about four feet away; looked cold and didn't have any intention of flying.
I bet in a few weeks that'll be a fine spot to fish. Cold here. Prediction is thirty for tomorrow morning.
ReplyDeleteI used to really like fishing. Over time, I realized it wasn't the fishing, but just being outside; away from people and soaking up the day. So, I haven't bought a license in years.
DeleteWhen it's too windy to haul rocks, hunker down and enjoy a day without people.
ReplyDeleteThe day ended with rain, with the tourist/bad driver/dumbasses traffic, so I stayed in the motel, tried to watch television and fell asleep.
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