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Architecture \| Food and Restaurants \| Golf \| Parks \| Spas Texas Haute Country On the foodie trail in the Hill Country it still is not unusual to speak of slabs instead of slices....more Article from NYT > Travel
Family Travelers \| Cooking \| Day Trips \| Food and Restaurants \| Festivals \| Off the Beaten Path \| Seniors Family Fun At Spring Strawberry Festivals If you have never been to a local strawberry festival, then you are missing out on a piece of American culture. Many of them are small town or regional events and far from major cities......more Article from Family Travelers
Nature \| Parks \| Walking Tours \| Wildlife In Texas, Monarchs Flutter and Admirals Alight A Rio Grande border fence raises a question: What about the butterflies (and dragonflies)?...more Article from NYT > Travel
Drives \| Nature \| Wildlife Texas Travel Guide - Black Gap Wildlife Management Area The Black Gap Wildlife Management Area occupies 100,000 acres including about 30 miles of the riverside, with the twin, rather conflicting aims of providing a location for wildlife study and a regulated hunting area - principally for javelina, deer and some gamebirds....more Article from The American Southwest
Art \| Caves \| Fishing \| Nature \| Parks \| Scuba Diving Texas Travel Guide - Amistad National Recreation Area The first place of interest is Seminole Canyon, a State Historical Park, which has many rock paintings up to 4,000 years old, found amidst the many remote, rocky gullies that cross the desert land near the river....more Article from American SouthWest

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