If you're into wine and looking for a truly unforgettable experience, then you need to explore a Texas wine trail. From lush vineyards nestled in rolling hills to winding roads leading to breathtaking vistas, there's something special about the Lone Star State's premier wine country. Texas is home to some of the best wineries in…
Keep ReadingWelcome to a Texan adventure through four offbeat small towns, each with its own distinct personality. From the rugged desert of Terlingua to the cowboy charm of Bandera, these destinations offer a break from the ordinary and a glimpse into the heart of Texas. Bandera, Texas: Saddle Up for a Wild West Rodeo of Charm…
Keep ReadingNestled along the northeast border of the Rio Grande River in far West Texas, Big Bend National Park is a heart-stirring testament to the untamed beauty of West Texas. Stretched across 801,163 acres of vast wilderness, this national sanctuary comprises multiple landscapes from the towering Chisos Mountains to its part of the lush Rio Grande…
Keep ReadingIf people want to skip learning about the most pivotal moment in Texas history, they could watch what history critics say is the most accurate and historically correct movie, The Alamo, with Dennis Quaid and Billy Bob Thornton (2004). The siege of the Alamo began the Texas War for Independence, also called the Texas Revolution.…
Keep ReadingThe total solar eclipse 2024, on April 8, will enter Texas from the border towns of Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico, and Eagle Pass, Texas. According to the Great American Eclipse website, Texas has the potential to host 720,000 out-of-state visitors and 13 million Texans live within this eclipse’s path. The eclipse excitement will continue to…
Keep ReadingWhile going through my 200 morning emails, I almost deleted one I thought was going to tell me a deceased Arab general left me $1.5 million. Instead, it said, "We'd like to invite you to visit Laredo, stay in a nice hotel, and review the Max Golf Course." Since it didn't ask for my social…
Keep ReadingWhether you're enjoying live music in Austin, visiting the Science Center in Houston, or taking the kids to Six Flags in Dallas, Texas has no shortage of amazing locations to explore. That said, sometimes, you and the family want to get out of state and check out new and exciting destinations. The good news is,…
Keep ReadingTexas is full of thrill seekers. If you're looking for Texas thrill-seeker attractions, then look no further. We've got a list for you. People are always looking for fun things for the young ones to do, whether it is summer vacation, a winter break, or a weekend adventure. The following list of Texas thrill-seeker attractions…
Keep ReadingFor the last 10 years, my family and one other family have headed out of town on Tuesday night to spend Thanksgiving weekend camping. This year, we spent Thanksgiving in Galveston. We selected Galveston because of its great weather, beach camping, and the fun things to see and do. Since Galveston State Park was full,…
Keep ReadingIt doesn't get much better than spending some time in the Big Bend area and we didn't need to ponder very long about another trip to Big Bend after hearing about Ten Bits Ranch Cowboy Inn, the grand opening of Black Jack's Crossing Golf Course, and a two day music festival with one of our…
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