Cycling Down Westheimer
Callie's brother Frank has taken up cycling as a fitness thing. I think his new wife has had something to do with it.
Further to the "this town is deserted" observation from earlier....
Frank told me earlier they went biking right down Westheimer all the way to the Galleria from out around Fondren, and didn't really see much in the way of cars or activity.
Westheimer sounds like a great bike trail, just before a hurricane strikes. Woo!
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 09/23/05 15:49 | Houston | Technorati
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Another good time to go biking down Westheimer is about half an hour before the SuperBowl starts. Please tell Frank "congratulations" from me and John. We met his future wife at Byzantio and thought she was a sweetie :)
Posted by Cathy @ 18:45 on 09/23/05
We did the same thing (biking down Kirby and Westheimer).
One thing we noticed -- West Alabama Ice House was hopping. Almost packed, it looked like. We were going to stop in for a beer, but we had no money on us.
Posted by Evan @ 21:27 on 09/23/05
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