View thru Golden Glass.
Flowers for my sweety Kathryn! :)

Lavendar in Springtime bloom.

Pine Pollen Buds! Are you ready for Spring?

Misty Morning

Misty morning on the San Jacinto River.

Sunrise

Sunrise on the San Jacinto River.

The long and winding road.

Humble Oil Company

These are some of the original oil storage tanks in Humble, Texas. Humble became a boomtown in 1904, when oil was discovered nearby and the townsite was laid out. By the time the Lone Star Hotel was built and thirty wells were completed several months later, 10,000 people lived in the area, and by 1905 the Humble oilfield was the largest producing field in Texas. Numerous businesses were established over the next five years, including a bank, a theater, a dry-goods store, hotels, and in 1909 the Oil City News, which became the Harris County Sun in 1935. By 1906, however, production declined, the population fell to 7,500, and the community lost its original town government. Ross S. Sterling operated a feed store at Humble before he entered the oil business and founded Humble Oil and Refining Company (now Exxon Company, U.S.A.) in 1911, but moved his headquarters to Houston in 1912.
Sorry I haven't posted lately..it has been busy around here! I'll catch up soon! Take care.

April Pics II

April 2008 Pics