Baytown’s Hidden Splash Gem: Jenkins Park Splash Pad, TX

I have it on good authority that the splash pad at Jenkins Park in Baytown has everything you need for a great, fun-in-the-sun outing. It features a playful marsh theme with spraying oversized cattails, frogs, snakes, butterflies, a dumping bucket, arches, and even an alligator slide. Several covered picnic tables sit right next to the spray grounds and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. We absolutely loved it here, and we think you will too!

One Ton Of Recycled Paper Was Used To Recreate The Melting Glaciers In The Arctic




Houston weather and Arctic glaciers wouldn't make a perfect match. Unless there’s an artist involved, who can create a perfect combination of the two. 
The paper installation entitled “Flow” was created by a Korean-born artist Jae Ko.
Inspired by nature, the artist used recycled paper to create a work to warn people that the result of global warming is devastating and all-embracing.






Note: The original version of this post first appeared on Bored Panda blog in March, 2017; this post was rewritten and posted here on Apr. 2, 2017.


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