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This is a discussion on Fields- Spring/Woodlands within the Houston Area Photo Locales forums, part of the Houston category; I'm looking for a wide open field somewhere in the Spring/Woodlands area. Anyone have any suggestions?...
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Fields- Spring/Woodlands - 03-14-2010, 05:11 PM

I'm looking for a wide open field somewhere in the Spring/Woodlands area. Anyone have any suggestions?
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If it's bluebonnet fields you're after, try here......Ben

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03-15-2010, 09:23 AM

Get a good map. I don't remember all the highway numbers. Connect the dots.

Montgomery-Dobbin-Plantersville-Anderson-Bedias-Richards-Montgomery.

Go slow. Be prepared to stop often. Be careful. Find a place to get off the road and walk back to locations that look good. Explore side roads. Have fun.

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fields - 03-20-2010, 06:24 PM

did you ever find any goo ones in that area? i live near Spring and was also looking for some field locations
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did you ever find any goo ones in that area? i live near Spring and was also looking for some field locations
I actually found one this past week just north of Louetta and Kuykendall.
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04-22-2010, 05:35 PM

kasey a subdivision down gosling road from 2920 right before you hit the woodlands, that small road on a huge clearing. you turn left right before you hit the large long curved bridge. in there is a nice subdivision with a football field sized.. field. there are bluebonnets on one end. and a bonus is their picnic building which is huge and made of boulders! huge wooden doors. very nice. it's the woodlands. :)
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kasey a subdivision down gosling road from 2920 right before you hit the woodlands, that small road on a huge clearing. you turn left right before you hit the large long curved bridge. in there is a nice subdivision with a football field sized.. field. there are bluebonnets on one end. and a bonus is their picnic building which is huge and made of boulders! huge wooden doors. very nice. it's the woodlands. :)
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Louetta, Kuykendall and Spring - 04-25-2010, 09:10 AM

Move to a new thread
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04-25-2010, 01:14 PM

My mistake. Didn't mean to post a question as a reply to Kasey so I posted my question as a new thread.

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