July 4th Fireworks
Fireworks are ready and the forecast is hot, really hot, so it must be the 4th of July. Houston’s downtown skyline provides a perfect backdrop for the annual patriotic pyrotechnic show and 50,000 people are expected to attend Freedom over Texas, Houston’s signature celebration at Eleanor Tinsley Park on Buffalo Bayou (along Allen Parkway).
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The two images in this post show downtown at dusk and fireworks after dark in 2015. Be safe. Have fun. See you there.
~ Edward Draper ~
