Day Trip to Spring 🧗🏻♂️ (FULL EPISODE) S11 E 10
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- From the highway, Houston may all seem like one sprawling jungle, but hidden among the highways is this destination where the Trippin' Springs flow eternally.
Caffeinated for your trippin’ adventures at Trilogy Brew in Old Town Spring, which sits inside a 100-year-old grocery warehouse.
One of the best meals in Texas sits right inside these walls, which is apparent by the line around the block. It’s a beautiful plate of the Texas trinity - tender brisket, cheddar jalapeno sausage and juicy ribs - that’s more than worth the hour-long (or more!) wait.
With 18,000 sq. feet of rocking climbing and bouldering, you could say this place ROCKS. But it’s more than just a rock-climbing gym, it’s also one of the “top” spots to eat in town. Once you reach the peak of the rock wall, you can reach new food heights in the cafe with the gourmet Farmhouse Burger and
The Loose Caboose is bring all the fried food fun of the fair to Old Town Spring. Fill up on funnel cakes, fried Oreos and all those other things your mama wouldn’t let you have for lunch when you were a kid.
Just east of Old Town, the historic Spring Creek flows through Pundt Park, where the sand bars beckon to anyone looking to beat the heat on a summer day.
This might be one of the weirdest museums in America, but it’s also very educational. From casket-making to mummification, you’ll learn a whole lot. I’d say it’s a must-see!
Get an unexpected encounter from some of the wildest animals on earth…in TGR Exotics owner Gwen’s backyard! This refuge is a place for folks to get up close with all sorts of wildlife, from bears to monkeys. My personal favorite is the Sloth Encounters…just hold onto your hats for that one, y’all!
This “hospital” is manning the frontlines of Doll rescue and rehab, helping little trippers enjoy dolls for generations. Both parts awesome (and a little creepy) this place is full of antique dolls. It’s a one-of-a-kind spot for toy lovers!
Connie’s has been a staple for almost 2 decades - and with a huge variety of rubber duckies and bath products, it’s definitely all it’s “quacked” up to be!
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Good one, Chet. Nice rendition of Garth Brooks
Granny Tamales in spring ❤
I used to live just across the railroad tracks from Old Town Spring. So much has changed but nice to know the doll hospital is still there! I don’t know if it’s still there but back then the place for BBQ was Reed’s BBQ right outside OTS. Started life in a literal shack and was a large building with a great dining room by the time we moved back to the SW side of Houston. Made me homesick for the time when my kids were babies and I was younger!!
Love BBQ from places like that and the memories they bring.
I like to the hat store, so cool to wear all kinds of hats 👍
Now I can't stop hearing the song "Old Town Road" in my head!
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Omg I miss my husband's brisket. Low 'n Slow. 😋 Mouth-watering.🤤
My husband teased me when I wanted to visit the Funeral Museum but when we got there he really enjoyed it. It's very interesting.
That is too funny
Lived in Spring about ten years and still visit Connie’s shop for soaps every time I’m in the area. Great little shop
Such good stuff.
Love corkscrew. But Pinkertons is my favorite
I actually dropped of a doll I got when my grandma passed away, the doll hospital did a fantastic job repairing her. We use to spend weekend in Old Town Spring, I grew up in Greengate. I miss going to Wunsche Bros Cafe!
Fried Oreos, uhmmm-good Delish!
Watching this now 😊
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Mouth was watering bad! Excellent show as always! 👍
We visited OTS because of y'alls road trip guide and got the popcorn as well! They remember y'all and appreciated it! Also, the food and shops were so fun, its a regular place to visit now :D
Awesome
Enjoyed the video 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
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My dance studio is an Old Town Spring this was a great show 🎭🎭💙💙💙💙💙💙🎭🎭🎭🎭
Here's wishing the Spring Cafe (Wunsche Bros Cafe) will come back some day. I think it was the coffee shop you showed at the beginning of the video. I used to eat burgers and CFS there starting in '71.
It's open again! It was under construction when we filmed but it's BACK! The coffee spot was a different building on the other side of downtown.
The coffee shop used to be an antique shop. I believe they closed because the owner was retiring.
"Like a county fair without the fair".. bro.. crawlfish festival is massive
The corkscrew took over hides.. love to see it
It opened originally behind big lots in the Woodlands...fantastic BBQ.
Red oak is literally my top choice when smoking brisket. I would say Post oak, hickory, mesquite in that order after that
Took my daughter there for her Birthday .. we went on the OTS Ghost Tour from 9-11pm. the History there is very interesting..we did catch a lot of paranormal activity..
I live about 2 miles from OTS. The way to avoid the lines at Corkscrew is to order online and pick your pickup time. Surprised you didn't touch on the haunted aspect of Old Town Spring. There is a book out about it, and they offer tours as well. I've had burgers at 5ate, and even walked on that same beach on the creek. Did not even know about the TGR park. Will have to try it out. Thanks for the visit to my neck of the woods.
Awesome. Now you got some new ideas.
Should of went during the Crayfish Festival....Aaaa eee!!!
They stopped doing it. I grew up walking to the fest every year. I talked to the staff at the fried Oreo place (loose caboose) and they said the guy who used to run it every year retired and moved away and no one has any desire to do it again. 😢
@@joeys2556 Wow that's a Shame...it was like an Institution in Texas!!!..
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spring ends @ woodlands parkway for (mailing addy purposes) north of parkway u r the woodlands, south of the parkway u r spring (give or take a mile or so error correction) & rayford rd is all spring
Forget Huston's it's traffic honestly is far worse than Chicago traffic is and people don't uses turn signals at all
It's not so bad when you're up North by Spring.
I have lived in Spring, Tx for 3 years, and still can't find where that John Pundt Park. What road is it off of?
Why don't you go to El Paso, Texas
I went to Italy for my senior high school trip, went to the vatican and stood directly over Pope JP2 in his glass coffin. It was a very surreal experience.
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You have to try KC’s bbq sir.
Who's KC?
I don't care who show it is the entire Houston area sucks.
Im surprised you didnt visit Wunsche Brothers Cafe or The Jailhouse Saloon. Wunsche Bros there forever. It did catch fire a few years ago so it may have been closed when you came through. The Jailhouse Saloon was the old Spring jail. Still had the cells and bars inside. It was sold recently so it might have been closed down.
Closed for sure! The one across the tracks is there still.