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Texas Wildflowers
Highway 281/I-69 ‘Tis the season for Texas wildflowers! As all of you Winter Texans venture back home this spring, be on the lookout along the highways and byways. Wildflowers bloom across the state from March into May. This particular batch was spotted a few years ago in northern Hidalgo County along US-281, north of Edinburg….
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Hello, travel friends! There was something strange in the neighborhood—and who better to investigate than my favorite group of adventurous travelers? This October, I took a group of 25 brave souls on a delightfully spooky trip to Galveston, where we hunted for ghosts while uncovering the rich (and sometimes eerie) history of this vibrant coastal…
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