Oct 18, 2016

TexMex

Houston, Texas Part 2

breakfast downtown (green muffins that taste like bananas)

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Houston, we have no problem

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Midtown, this is actually the “Party area”. Everything is so far stretched out, hard to believe that it would ever become busy with pedestrians (it doesn't´t from what I've heard.

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sorry, I just found that hilarious (there were no Trump dolls though)

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Using the bus system can be a very lonely experience. First, you have to wait 30 to 60 until one of the few busses come and then you are probably the only passenger. Public transportation, no common in Texas

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The Hospital Area in Houston is just massive, almost its own Downtown.

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Hermann Park

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Like every true Texan, Rocky is a supporter of Donald Trump and keeps shotgun and assault rifle in this wardrobe (ehm, and a hand gun of cause). Obviously I had to play with them :P

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time to play

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“come, get some”

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They call it “Berlin-style” Kebab, but it tasted more like a subway sandwich in Pita bread. Still ok though.

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I preferred the real TexMex experience (here; enchiladas, beans and most typical drink with food here: a Margarita :D

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thank you Rocky for this amazing weekend

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Tomorrow, I will be on my way to Austin Texas. There is currently the ACL music festivals going on and even couch surfer hosts rent out there couches for 75$ a night. I was again lucky to find a host (which had no references on his profile).

No risk, no fun :D

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