When we got there, we discovered that her information was bad; the courts were all outside, and no one was playing on any of the ten beautiful and permanent courts. Just then, two people got out of their cars and walked over to us. "You two playing?" the man asked. "Um, sure", we replied. "Okay, then, we've got four to play."
So we played in the coldest weather that we've ever played in. Greg was a retired carnival worker, and his lady friend was Danell. They were both really good and play all over south Texas. We somewhat held our own and kept it competitive. Later, Eric showed up, giving us five, which allowed one person to take a break during games. Eric left early because he didn't want to be too tired for a tournament he was scheduled to play in that night. Pickleballers are crazy!
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It was so cold that we cracked four pickleballs, but a good time was had by all.
Later we went to lunch at Railroad Seafood Station and Brewing Company. The beer was unremarkable, but the seafood gumbo and fish po' boys were delicious
We finished getting our exercise in on the bayfront walkway.
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| USS Lexington |
The ship above is actually a museum, which we did not tour. Several huge freighters came in between the museum and the shore. If the weather was nicer, that's the kind of thing that I could watch all day. I'm not all that interested in ships, but they do make my imagination run about all of the stories that they could tell.
We head tomorrow to San Antonio for a couple of days.
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Looks like you will be sliding into SA just begind the ice storm. Good timing!
"Behind" Fat fingers or bad speller? In my case could be either one.
Yeah, the ice was all gone by the time we arrived this afternoon. Still cold and cloudy though until early evening when we saw the moon.
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