I lived in Port Lavaca in the late 70's and my family loved living there, great people, great living. We lived on BrookHollow drive. I went to Madison, Travis and Calhoun High. My dad was a plant manager for Power Electrical Engineering at Alcoa in Point Comfort, then he was transferred to corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA. Its tough to move to Pittsburgh after living in Texas on the Gulf Coast that's for sure!
@@jerrydixon Hi! You had mentioned the park hours and made a joke about being out of compliance when as a fisherman you walk from the pier to your car.
I’m not sure, I’ve never been there. But I wouldn’t be surprised if the sign is only there to discourage people from using it to fill their fresh tanks. But I wouldn’t chance it… The consequences could be messy! 🤣
I lived in Port Lavaca in the late 70's and my family loved living there, great people, great living. We lived on BrookHollow drive. I went to Madison, Travis and Calhoun High. My dad was a plant manager for Power Electrical Engineering at Alcoa in Point Comfort, then he was transferred to corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA. Its tough to move to Pittsburgh after living in Texas on the Gulf Coast that's for sure!
In 1985, I lived in the Bordeaux apartments next door to the HEB shopping center. I loved Port Lavaca.
Near my hometown...Palacios! Enjoy!
My hometown! , moved out in 1987, sure do miss it ! Great Video !
Great Video once again, it‘s really fun to watch. Greetings from Germany (Bavarian Forest)
I am currently living in port Lavaca and I love it
@@jerrydixon I honestly don’t know I hardly go to that beach Usually I go to Magnolia Beach or the pool
Beware the illegal midnight stretch between the pier and the car!!! 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣
@@jerrydixon Hi! You had mentioned the park hours and made a joke about being out of compliance when as a fisherman you walk from the pier to your car.
They sure like blue.
A lot more things r blue here trust me🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵
Ya, should be half that price.
The sign at 5:00 was "Non-Potable Water". -- Crossword Wizard!
Non
Potable
Water
How is that different than potable water,?
Just, they can’t guarantee it’s drinkable…
So do they have 2 different source water lines coming in? One that is guaranteed drinkable and one that is non-potable?
I’m not sure, I’ve never been there. But I wouldn’t be surprised if the sign is only there to discourage people from using it to fill their fresh tanks. But I wouldn’t chance it… The consequences could be messy! 🤣