From the Lone Star State to you. Posts and thoughts inspired by working, playing, eating, drinking and exploring the Lone Star State
Lower Pecos Rock Art – Halo Shelter Updated: Feb 8th – Added a gallery with many additional pictures on this part of my trip Firstly I was lucky enough to get a little time to make a trip to West Texas again this week. My first stop was an overnight in Seminole Canyon State Park […]
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In Big Bend National Park, along the southwest slopes of Emory Peak, is a small grove of Texas quaking aspens. The southernmost stand in the United States. These trees are the last few remnants from ancient, wetter times thousands of years ago. You can find Texas quaking aspen trees in only a few places in
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Presa Canyon Photos – A trip to Presa Canyon and the rock art shelters. This gallery contains a series taken on a day hike to Presa Canyon. A Presa Canyon trip report here.
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Seminole Canyon – Presa Canyon – In my previous post Road Trip – San Antonio Mission Trail, I described the need for a road trip. So this post contains photos from part 2 of the trip. I left Houston in the morning and made a stop in San Antonio for about 2 hours. A visit
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San Antonio Mission Trail – I was in need of a road trip and had organized a trip to Seminole Canyon in Val Verde Co. TX to view Pecos River rock art. Therefore on the way, I stopped to visit the Spanish Missions established in San Antonio in the late 1600’s. I recommend this for
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A Trip Report Big Bend is always something I do, so here it is. I was not ready to leave yet, and could have easily enjoyed a few more days, but duty called and I packed up to head east at 07:45. There had been no clouds all week in the area and sunrise and
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