The Nueces River: A Texas Treasure Flowing South The Nueces River, winding its way for over 300 miles through the heart of Texas, holds a special place in the state’s history and ecology. From its crystal-clear headwaters to its meeting with the Gulf of Mexico, the Nueces offers a rich tapestry of landscapes, recreation, and […]
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Galveston: Where Texas Charm Meets Beach Bliss Galveston Island, a barrier island hugging the Texas Gulf Coast, beckons travelers with its perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and rich history. Whether you crave sun-soaked days on the beach, thrilling water park adventures, or a deep dive into the past, Galveston has something for everyone. Embrace the […]
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West Texas Wonder Texas conjures images of sprawling plains and big cities, but nestled in the southwest corner of the state lies a hidden gem: the Davis Mountains. This mountain range offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and opportunities to explore the cosmos. A Landscape of Enchantment The Davis Mountains boast a […]
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Texas Hill Country: A Journey Through the Edwards Plateau The Edwards Plateau, also lovingly known as the Texas Hill Country, is a vast and geologically fascinating region in the heart of Texas. Its rolling hills, steep canyons, and hidden caves have captivated visitors for centuries, offering a glimpse into a unique blend of history, ecology, […]
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Texas is a land of wide-open spaces and abundant wildlife, and deer are a major part of that picture. But with the introduction of exotic species like the Axis deer, it’s easy to wonder how they stack up against the native white-tailed deer. Let’s take a closer look at these two fascinating animals. Axis Deer: […]
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Starbase Soars: How SpaceX is Launching the Texas Economy SpaceX’s Starbase facility in Boca Chica, Texas has become a focal point for the future of space exploration. But beyond its role in interstellar ambitions, Starbase is poised to significantly impact the Texas economy. Let’s delve into how this futuristic spaceport is shaping the Lone Star […]
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Have you heard about the empresarios of Texas? The term “empresario” is Spanish for “entrepreneur”. It is a fitting term for the people who played such a vital role in the settlement of Texas. They were entrepreneurs who took on the challenge of bringing new settlers to a remote and sparsely populated region. The empresario […]
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Texas is known for its beautiful sunsets. In west Texas I would call it the “land of the big sky” as without many trees in that semi-arid environment the sky was big. Banks of clouds in the distance could be your mountains for the day and the milky way your nightlight. Almost always you get […]
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Texas style chili is sometimes called a “bowl of red” and can be hot or mild. One thing it generally does not have is Beans! Here is my quick version followed by 3 from scratch recipes for authentic Texas style Chili. Fritos are a great addition to a bowl of Texas chili. I never see […]
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I ran across some old west pictures cleaning out a storeroom awhile back.
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