All posts tagged "texas hill country"
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Jenny Webster Jurica | October 17, 2017Texas Clay Fest Celebrates Its 25th Birthday in Gruene
The Texas Clay Fest takes place the 4th weekend in October in Gruene, Texas. Pottery makers will be...
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Athena Hessong | October 17, 2017Fritos Corn Chips History: How a Texan Changed Snack Food Forever
Fritos corn chips took over the nation from their humble beginnings as street food. Thank a Texan for...
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Athena Hessong | October 17, 2017Texas Limestone Hides Fossils of Sea Creatures in the Hill Country
There were sea creatures in the Hill Country?! Yes, millions of years ago, and the story of how...
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Athena Hessong | October 17, 2017Ferdinand Lindheimer: The ‘Father of Texas Botany’
Ferdinand Lindheimer immigrated to Texas, where he made a lasting impression on the state and on history, becoming...
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Athena Hessong | October 17, 2017Texas Earthquakes: Tremors in the Past, Present, and Future
Though you may not think of Texas earthquakes as something to worry about, they have occurred in the...
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Athena Hessong | October 16, 2017An Offbeat Attraction: Toilet Seat Art Museum in San Antonio
See the artistry at Barney Smith's Toilet Seat Art Museum before it's sold. Yes, this popular, offbeat attraction...
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Athena Hessong | October 16, 2017Texas Pink Granite: Its Formation and Use in the State Capitol
Texas pink granite has a storied past, from its origins to its use in the state capitol, but...
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Honky Tonk Foodie | October 16, 2017Hangin’ Around Bracken Texas at the Hangin’ Tree Saloon
Big John’s Hangin’ Tree Saloon was built in 1915 as a two-lane, nine-pin bowling alley. It was turned...
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Katelyn Robertson | October 13, 2017Southern Slang [QUIZ]
Do you think you can speak southern? Well, bless your heart!
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Athena Hessong | October 13, 2017Texas Olive Growers and Orchards You Can Visit in the Hill Country
Texas olive growers proliferate around the Texas Hill Country. Discover which ones allow visitors and when you should...
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Jenny Webster Jurica | October 12, 2017Legionnaires’ Disease Causes Shutdown of Round Rock Hotel
An outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease at a Round Rock hotel has caused the business to close. The disease...
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Athena Hessong | October 12, 2017Cookie Recipes to Pin for National Cookie Month This October
October is National Cookie Month. Keep these cookie recipes on hand to make throughout the month to satisfy...
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Athena Hessong | October 12, 2017Texas Railroad Lovers’ Road Trip Through the Hill Country
If you consider yourself a Texas railroad buff, you need to take this road trip through the Hill...
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Jenny Webster Jurica | October 12, 2017Get Your Spook-On at the Bud Light Haunted River
Visit the Bud Light Haunted River Halloween event on San Antonio's scenic River Walk on Friday, October 27....
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Spring Sault | October 12, 20173 Fantastic Fall Foliage Viewing Trips in the Texas Hill Country
The Hill Country has some epic autumn colors you can see, which won’t require you to take two...
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Athena Hessong | October 12, 2017Check Out These Great Czech Restaurants in Texas
Czech restaurants attest to the rich heritage brought to Texas by Czech immigrants. These restaurants serve kolaches and...
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Athena Hessong | October 12, 2017Czech Culture and Its Influence in Texas
Czech immigrants came to the central and eastern parts of Texas in the 19th century. See how the...
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Spring Sault | October 12, 2017Garlicky Oil Dip: Best for Baguettes and Visits With Friends
This delicious morsel of an appetizer can be made with great, fresh local ingredients, right out of the...
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MarLee Berry | October 12, 2017Get Creative: 3 Kid-Friendly Fall Crafts For the Next Rainy Day
Days spent indoors often lead to bored children, but these three fall-themed crafts will provide hours of entertainment...
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Sonia Ramirez | October 12, 2017FiestaJAM on Lake Marble Falls Set for October 20-22
FiestaJAM on Lake Marble Falls is set to wow crowds again from October 20-22. Featuring fantastic music and...
