[FireIsHot wrote] GW, here's a weird question for you. What's that steak house on I45 about 40 minutes from College Station? We ate there one time while we were at TEEX, and I can't remember what the name of the town is. It's in a one light town.
[gw] Yes, that is a weird question. I suspect you may be talking about the Texas Legends Steakhouse in Madisonville, on the courthouse square. It�s about a 40 minute drive from college station via Hwy 21. If that�s not it, you may have gone north on I-45 a few more miles to the very small town of Leona, where the Leona General Store / Steakhouse is located. I�m not aware of any steakhouse in that area located directly on I-45. However, I haven�t been out that way in few years.
[essup wrote] GW, welcome to the forum. I share your pain in posting pics. The only way that I've been able to do it was to open a Photobucket account (it's free), store the pics there, and copy/past the direct link in the pop-up box that says "enter an image" when you hover the mouse over it. Also, there is an alphabetical "user list" between "my stuff" and "active topics".
[gw] Thanks for the help with the photos. I did find the list of member�s names. Problem is, you have to be a member in order to access it. The my stuff and member�s list tabs don�t exist on the non-member page. It�s no biggie though, I was just being sarcastic.
[Todd3138 wrote] Indeed, welcome to Pond Boss Gully Washer! That is a seriously impressive, manly sized bonfire! How high are those flames, man???!!!
[gw] Those cedar trees in the foreground are about 20 ft. tall, and that 15 ft. high brush pile was in a 20 ft. deep gully. I guess the flames were probably licking the sky at about 40 ft. above the pile. It was somewhat scary. Actually, that was a more recent burn. I clicked on the wrong thumbnail when uploading. I�ll have another pic of the same fire, a couple of posts later.
Thanks to everyone, for your warm welcomes, and for the help with the photos. Now, I will attempt to add some more posts to this thread.
