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I just looked out the window and what you see is Pikes Peak!

I once upon a time lived on Chocolate Bayou Rd. in the 1950s,our location was >>>>8miles south of Holmes Rd. near the Harris-Brazoria county line and we were near+ in the vicinity of Pearland. Our land was near where the road made a bend on towards Pearland,my brother+I attended elementary school there.The school bus picked us up everyday. There were two cemeteries around our land. I can't find it on Map-Quest,is it gone now?. Anyone out there have any ideas about this road?. E me at ::rh7hoover@yahoo.com Thx,Ron in Colorado PS::Can you direct this message to someone that knows? [ Add to Buddies ]

When I first arrived in Denver in 1970 the main drag was 16th street downtown,just another ordinary street. It has changed and evolved into what it is now Take a look! http://www.downtowndenver.com/bid/16thstmall.htm Virtual Tour http://www.denvergov.org/panoramas/16thmall_web1.asp Ron Hoover Colorado

I once upon a time lived on Chocolate Bayou Rd. in the 1950s,our location was >>>>8miles south of Holmes Rd. near the Harris-Brazoria county line and we were near+ in the vicinity of Pearland. Our land was near where the road made a bend on towards Pearland,my brother+I attended elementary school there.The school bus picked us up everyday. There were two cemeteries around our land. I can't find it on Map-Quest,is it gone now?. Anyone out there have any ideas about this road?. E me at ::rh7hoover@yahoo.com Thx,Ron in Colorado PS::Can you direct this message to someone that knows? [ Add to Buddies ]

When I first arrived in Denver in 1970 the main drag was 16th street downtown,just another ordinary street. It has changed and evolved into what it is now Take a look! http://www.downtowndenver.com/bid/16thstmall.htm Virtual Tour http://www.denvergov.org/panoramas/16thmall_web1.asp Ron Hoover Colorado

I too was wondering about the "Jefferson Davis" home and how it made out?. Sorry to find out it is gone,after surviving Betsy and Camille!. I would pass it all the time on my trips back and forth between Ocean Springs and New Orleans back in 1968. Ron Hoover Colorado

Hey Al! " The tap water is still undrinkable." The water in New Orleans has never been drinkable in the first place,always smelled like rotten eggs to me or some other bad smell. I never knew what drinkable tap water was until I moved to Colorado!. I was born in Houston,raised near Pearland and moved to NOLA in 1957 when I was nine. I lived all over the New Orleans area and lived in Metarie before moving to Colorado in 1970. It will be years before the city is livable again and tourism comes back!. It isn't now the place I remember and have fond memories of!. Ron Hoover in Colorado