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8.5.2011-Palm Beach, Moody Gardens Fireworks
After getting back from MD Anderson Cancer Center today, had a WONDERFUL time at Palm Beach, Moody Gardens tonight with my mom. Gotta love living on Galveston Island! Listened to the band “Hanna’s Reef”, and made up for missing the 4th of July fireworks while in the hospital. Nice feeling like a normal person for just a little while!
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GALVESTON.COM: Coming up this October 2011 on Galveston Island
Spooktacular events and bone chilling stories resonate through the streets of Galveston Island this October. Visit http://www.galveston.com for information, lodging, and more. For the current Island vibe click over to http://blog.galveston.com/
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★❼★ Carnival Ecstasy Cruise Day 3- Progreso
Day 3 Progreso.
This vid is way short because honestly there wasn’t a lot to shoot at the port.
I’ve heard many people call this place a dump… well maybe so in some areas.
We didn’t do an excursion here but just went to the local beach.
Some folks we knew took a double decker bus through the city.
We did have some cruise buddies who went on an excursion out of town that said it was AWESOME- biking/hiking and to a natural spring. I can’t remember the exact name of it right now.
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Beach and the Gulf of Mexico in Galveston Island In Texas
Title explains all
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GALVESTON.COM: Coming up this September
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September is here but it’s not the end of summer quite yet! There is still plenty of fun happening on Galveston Island. This month, come on down to Texas’ playground for all that this paradise has to offer, including some pretty BIG end-of-summer special events.
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Moody Gardens Rainforest Pyramid Adventure
On our way to the beach my family stopped at Moody Gardens in Galveston Texas. I had a great time. The Rainforest Pyramid made it seem like I was actually walking through the Rainforest! I will never forget the memories that were created in the Amazing Rainforest Pyramid.
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Grande Fishing 61st St Pier Galveston,Tx
Fishing with my 7 yr old son Jules & my nephew Johnny @ 61st street fishing pier in Galveston, Tx. Very nice clean pier with lots of cleaning tables & sinks with running water. Early birds get the best spots so we were there @ 6am. You can bring your own drinks & food, no glass containers. Or purchase food from the grill. They have hard rock playing all day & no you can not bring in alcoholic beverages but you can purchase your beer for $3.00 a beer. The main idea of the trip was for my son to catch his 1st fish. Check it out & see how he & my nephew do.
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HPD Galveston Cruise 2/25/2007
HPD Galveston Cruise 2007 Picture Montage
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GALVESTON.COM: Coming up this July 2011 on Galveston Island
For more information: http://www.galveston.com
If you’re looking for a change of scenery to celebrate Independence Day, Galveston Island is just the place to make your holiday weekend a true get-a-way. From fireworks over the beach to a traditional hometown parade in the island’s historical downtown district, Galveston will offer a plethora of special activities July 1-4.
To kick off the fun, Moody Gardens will hold its Bands on the Sand concert series Friday, July 1 featuring local band Intercoastal Pirates followed by a fireworks display over Offatts Bayou. Moody Gardens will also host concerts and fireworks July 2 and 3. Each event will be held from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Moody Gardens’ Palm Beach.
On the 4th of July, Galveston Island will celebrate with its annual downtown parade at 10 a.m. featuring a procession of floats, decorated military vehicles and performers. The parade will begin at Santa Fe and 25th streets and continue through downtown before ending at the Galveston Railroad Museum for a patriotic celebration with live music and refreshments. The event is organized by the Historic Downtown Strand Seaport Partnership and Galveston County Marine Corps League.
That evening, the island will host a 20-minute fireworks show over the Gulf of Mexico at 37th Street and Seawall Boulevard. The beachfront fireworks display — sponsored by the Galveston Park Board of Trustees — will begin at 9:15 p.m.
Magic, comedy and Las Vegas-style illusions will entertain you 4th of July weekend at The Curt Miller Magic & Comedy Show coming to the Moody Gardens Hotel. Daily shows will be offered at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., June 30 through July 7. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for kids ages 3-12.
On July 2, the island will host Movie Night on The Strand featuring a free showing of the film Ocean’s 11. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. at Saengerfest Park (23rd and Strand) in downtown Galveston.
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June 4, 2011 — AIA Sand Castle Competition | Galveston
A Houston engineering firm, Jacobs of Houston, proved you can “Have Your Sandcastle and Eat it Too” Saturday in Galveston when they took home the first place prize in one of the world’s largest amateur sandcastle competitions. The phrase was the title of their “Golden Bucket” award-winning sandcastle design at the 25th annual AIA SandCastle Competition held on Galveston’s East Beach. The winning design by these very creative architects featured an elaborate sandcastle guarded by a dragon-eating dragon.
Based on car count reports from the Galveston Island Park Board of Trustees, more than 25,000 people attended the event. The competition, hosted by the Houston Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), included more than 60 teams who had only five hours to build their sandcastles.
The second place “Silver Shovel” award went to the team from Matrix Spencer Architects of Houston for its Greek-themed design “The Midas Touch.” The Matrix Spencer Architects team were the defending champions having won the “Golden Bucket” award in 2009 & 2010.
The “Bronze Shovel”, third place award, went to Colby Design; their theme was “Lion in the Sand”.
Listen in as Talk of the Bay visits with Rusty Bienvenue, Executive Director of AIA Houston, Perry Seeberger, of Seeberger Architecture and team members from the Matrix Spencer Archtects.
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