Atascocita By Drone
Atascocita By Drone
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Discover the hidden allure of Atascocita, Texas as you embark on a mesmerizing visual exploration of this captivating town.
Through stunning aerial footage captured by drones and accompanied by narration, immerse yourself in the picturesque landscapes and vibrant community that defines Atascocita.
Witness the breathtaking beauty of its Texan on the western shore of Lake Houston from an entirely new perspective, as the video transports you through its streets, golf courses and bustling neighborhoods. Prepare to be captivated by the unique allure of Atascocita, Texas, unraveled in all its glory through this remarkable drone journey.
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Rebecca May
This is a fantastic video! We moved to Atascocita in 1983! That first grocery store you mentioned at 1960 and Pinehurst Trail was called Stu’s! Mr. Hay ( ow deceased) was the manager! There was a store next to it similar to a dollar store, but I can’t remember the name! There was also a grocery store at Timber Forest and 1960 when we moved here in 1983 called Food City (north side of 1960]. In the early 80’s, Brookshire’s built across 1960 on the south side! Not sure Atascocita was ever annexed by the City of Houston. Properties on the lake are still considered City of Houston. They get to pay COH taxes!
Interesting tidbit! The McKay Bridge going into Huffman is also an emergency landing strip for Bush IAH! It is two miles long, and wide enough to land a jet!
Way, way back, before Lake Houston was built, there was only a low-water crossing South of the railroad trestle. You can still see the roadbed with the depth finder on your boat!
Jefferson’s home was Monticello!
Thank you for sharing this video!
anthony
Hi Rebecca, thank you for your comments and especially for pointing out the incorrect reference to Jefferson home. I thought that I might be mispronouncing it. I was told the grocery store was called Gerlands by a couple of folks. Someone named Nancy posted they worked there as a cashier in 79/80. That was her senior year in HS. She said she rode her bike to work, and FM 1960 was one lane in each direction.