Seawall

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The Seawall

  • November 1, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by samepenny from Fort Worth, Texas
The Seawall

Built back in the 1930s as both an attraction and an method of controlling erosion, the Seawall looks brand-new. From the T-shaped marina area toward the north there are blocks and blocks of free parking and plenty of places to sit and enjoy the view. The Miradors, little houses to sit in and relax, and dozens of benches give a walker plenty of choices for a rest along the way. The walking is very easy.

Oddly, there are no places to buy and ice cream, a cold drink, or even a postcard as you make your way along the very wide sidewalk. Several Corpus Christi attractions such as the Arts Center and Bayfront Convention center are on this stretch, but there is absolutely no shopping. There is not a T-shirt seller in sight. Perhaps that's a good thing. Very popular for residents and visitors alike, views are of the bay, the USS Lexington, the T Marina, sailboats, and sunrises. You can walk for at least 30 minutes without interruption.

From journal Corpus Christi Seaside Playground

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