All posts by Spring Sault
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Sea Rim State Park Continues its Legacy as an Epic Texas Gulf Coast Attraction
After heavy damage from Hurricanes Ike and Rita, Sea Rim State Park underwent an overhaul and reopened in...
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Visiting George Bush Presidential Library and Museum is an Exercise in True Understanding
To get a true sense of the issues and matters of the day that influenced the essence of...
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Pedernales Falls State Park Video Relates its True Tranquility: A Place to Find Yourself
The promotional video for the Pedernales State Park by Texas Parks and Wildlife nicely shows the very best...
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Can You Name 10 Things That are Tops About Texas? High on Life Gave it a Good Go!
The guys at High On Life have developed a video called "Top 10 Things to DO in TEXAS!"...
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Making a Texas Hill Country Mother’s Day One to Remember
In the midst of hectic schedules, kids and maybe grandkids to care for, and everyday life in general,...
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3 Great Places to Get a Chicken Fried Steak in the Texas Hill Country You Need to Know About
There are delicious chicken fried steaks to be had in the Texas Hill County, and here are three places...
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Honeymooning in the Texas Hill Country: The Must-Do’s After ‘I Do’
Any time of year is a great time to get married, and planning the perfect honeymoon in the...
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Texas Couple Reacquaints After Former Dog Owner Sends Loving Birthday Card to Pet Pooch
When Frankie Hernandez sent a touching birthday card to his former pet, Apollo, the primary reason was to...
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4 Lives Lost and Dozens Injured After 4 Tornadoes Touch Down in Canton, Eustace, and Caney City
In the wake of four tornadoes that hit on Saturday afternoon and evening, devastating losses are being determined...
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Houston Man Gets Duct Taped to a Yield Sign Because His Friends Wouldn’t Yield on a Bet
After losing a bet, this man paid the debt by agreeing to be duct taped to a yield...
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Celebrating 150 Years of the Chisholm Trail: The Driving Of The Herd in Fort Worth
If you're a true fan of the Chisholm Trail, then watching real cowboys driving The Herd through the...
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See-Through Washrooms Raise Eyebrows in Sulphur Springs, Texas
A set of facilities where the user can see everyone on the outside while they're 'doing their business'...
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Lubbock, Texas: Home To Giant John Wayne (Well His Head At Least)
When a number of people saw a giant boulder as certain death, an artist saw it as a...
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Paisano Pete: Second Largest Roadrunner is First in Fort Stockton’s Heart
Erected in 1980, Paisano Pete is the "town mascot" of Fort Stockton, Texas, and if you haven't had...
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Circumnavigating Texas in a State-Shaped Lazy River
The first ever Texas-shaped lazy river, like everything else that is state-shaped, is truly a beauty to behold,...
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New Braunfels Know-How You May Not Have Known Until Now
Famous for some fairly great reasons, New Braunfels also has some scenic and gourd-geous reasons to love this...
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Comfort, Texas: Living Up To Its Name and Historic Hill Country Roots
This small, historic town, set nicely as a sort of nucleus in the Texas Hill Country, has history,...
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The Deep, As Well As the Submerged, History of Canyon Lake
A beautiful vacation and water tourism area, Canyon Lake was once the home of the first small settlements...
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The Sixth Floor Museum In Dallas: If a Room Could Talk
What was once the Texas Schoolbook Depository in Dallas is now The Sixth Floor Museum, memorializing a moment...
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The Hard-Earned Reward of Hiking the Summit of Guadalupe Peak
Setting aside approximately eight hours for a round-trip hike, the view upon reaching the summit of Guadalupe Peak...
