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So I have a terrible habit of underestimating how long it takes to get anywhere. We frequently just barely make it to airports on time. Anyway, heading out of Houston, we missed our flight, and couldn't get another one until the end of the day. No one could pick us up so we took a taxi back to the Jungs (who I'm sure had hoped we were out of their hair) and spent another day with them in Woodlands. Where there's a Grimaldi's. Along with a Potbelly's. Weird.
I thought it was pretty good.
Regency clown Joseph Grimaldi, who regularly performed at Sadler’s Wells and went on to become the most popular entertainer of his time, lived in Exmouth Market in the later years of his life. An English Heritage plaque marks the house where he lived for 10 years between 1818 and 1828.
Image: Wikimedia
The Grimaldi lines cargo vessel Grand Francia registered in Italy, length 214m, beam 32m, draft 8.5m.
oil painting, 30x42cm, paper
Grimaldo, a nobleman, enters the fortress, and seizes the castle with his men. Cursed for generations. A puzzled ghost in quest of finding his way back home.