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09-06-2009, 04:50 PM
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This is sure one dead section - West Houston
I live off 359 in Richmond, West of the Pecan Grove Country Club. That's about 9 miles from the heart of Sugar Land/Hwy 6 and 59 South.
Out in my area and on the west side generally are a bunch of nice 2 lane blacktop roads. Lots of ways to make loops and lost of spots to stop.
Look on Google Maps and find Fulshear.
Start at Fulshear on FM 1093. Note it is a nice, tiny town with several places to eat. Go west on 1093 to FM 1489. Go right/north to the towns of Brookshire, Pattison, Clemons, San Felipe, Frydek and back to 1093, the left through Simonton and back to Fulshear. You will have crossed I-10 twice, the Brazos River and Bessies Creek a bunch of times, and you will have seen the birth place of Texas. Quite a few great curves and hardly any traffic. Lots of places for Lo Carb Monsters.
I get to Fulshear by going up 359. Another nice road to travel.
For bigger fish, Go north of I-10 and there are a bunch of nice roads connecting Brookshire, Hempstead, Bellville, Brenham, Industry, Fayetteville, Round Top, and Columbus and a bunch of other little towns.
I haven’t been through all these roads, but they don’t look straight on the map, which is good.
If you're a regular guy and not trying to prove anything, give me a shout.
Out in my area and on the west side generally are a bunch of nice 2 lane blacktop roads. Lots of ways to make loops and lost of spots to stop.
Look on Google Maps and find Fulshear.
Start at Fulshear on FM 1093. Note it is a nice, tiny town with several places to eat. Go west on 1093 to FM 1489. Go right/north to the towns of Brookshire, Pattison, Clemons, San Felipe, Frydek and back to 1093, the left through Simonton and back to Fulshear. You will have crossed I-10 twice, the Brazos River and Bessies Creek a bunch of times, and you will have seen the birth place of Texas. Quite a few great curves and hardly any traffic. Lots of places for Lo Carb Monsters.
I get to Fulshear by going up 359. Another nice road to travel.
For bigger fish, Go north of I-10 and there are a bunch of nice roads connecting Brookshire, Hempstead, Bellville, Brenham, Industry, Fayetteville, Round Top, and Columbus and a bunch of other little towns.
I haven’t been through all these roads, but they don’t look straight on the map, which is good.
If you're a regular guy and not trying to prove anything, give me a shout.
