
A River Runs Through East Texas
About halfway between Jacksonville and Palestine on US Highway 79 is the only wildlife refuge within the East Texas Chapter … Continue reading A River Runs Through East Texas
About halfway between Jacksonville and Palestine on US Highway 79 is the only wildlife refuge within the East Texas Chapter … Continue reading A River Runs Through East Texas
So, you have sheltered-in-place for a couple of months. No trips to Dallas, no club meetings, no hugging or kissing … Continue reading Day Trippin’ East Texas State Parks
It is no secret that one of our favorite places to visit is Santa Fe, New Mexico. We have stayed … Continue reading Georgia on My Mind
During a brief trip to Santa Fe we spent a day strolling around the plaza, popping in and out of … Continue reading Window Shopping in Santa Fe
Our 2019 grand trailer pull took us through all five National Parks in Utah, aka the Mighty 5. We spent … Continue reading The Utah Mighty 5
Centered in the city of Nacogdoches, the oldest town in Texas, and tucked into the north end of the Stephen … Continue reading Pineywoods Native Plant Center
Back in February I wrote about the Caddo Mounds SHS. I regret to post this, but some of you may … Continue reading Caddo Mounds SHS Redux
This is the first field trip of the 2019 Texas Master Naturalist class, East Texas Chapter located in Tyler, Texas. … Continue reading Caddo Mounds State Historic Site
This is our first trip to Mount Magazine SP in Arkansas, but not our last. We traveled through lots of … Continue reading Mount Magazine
We visit Goose Island State Park during the winter months. The weather blessed us this visit with near 80* temperature and … Continue reading Goose Island State Park
22 October 2016, Munich, Germany – Guten Tag. The Wade’s Fabulous International Cuisine trip continues in Germany to celebrate Oktoberfest, … Continue reading International Cuisine Tour #9
So, here are a few facts and a few subjective thoughts on our trip to three NPs. We put 4820 … Continue reading 3 National Parks: A Retrospective