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| What looks like a big pile of sticks waits for kids at the playground near Sabine Street. |
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| Peace between cyclists and pedestrians might be achievable if more separated paths like these are built. |
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| I found these canoe-stranded-in-trees sculptures whimsical. They serve as gateway arches to the Sabine Street facilities. |
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| Dog park with a nice pond for splashing. I'm still looking for the cat park. |
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| Near Sabine Street, an elevated green looks like the perfect place to host an outdoor concert or festival. |
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| A statue of the statesman James Baker overlooks the bayou as it passes downtown Houston. |
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| Kayaks! I still have difficulty thinking of Buffalo Bayou as an actual navigable waterway. |
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| I spotted these masking tape labels on the ramp leading to the elevated plaza. Based on the names I think they may have been stage marks for VIPs to stand at during the recent ribbon-cutting. |
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| Skate park |
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| One of the "Tolerance" sculptures near Montrose Boulevard. Each figure is made up of characters from various language alphabets. |
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