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Slideshow: Walkable Houston
The Houston Chronicle shares the views in the most walkable sections of the city of Houston.
Fernando Ramirez acknowledges that Houston has a "totally fair and deserved" reputation for a lack of walkability, but there are still plenty of beautiful and pedestrian-friendly parks, streets, and neighborhoods to take a stroll.
The article doesn't reference any scientific methodology, like Walk Score, but it does reflect the insider knowledge of a passionate local. There is plenty to share, and to celebrate in the slideshow included in the source article.
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