Texas. Oh, Texas. As Californian originals, we certainly packed a whole lot of living in the short duration we were there before family obligations called us back home. Bandera seemed like a natural fit. Many thanks to Bandera for opening your arms to us like you did, even if you did frequently remind us “Don’t…
Welcome to Stonehenge II, located in Ingram, Texas. And to think, it all began with a leftover limestone slab from a landscaping project in nearby Hunt, Texas. Stonehenge II was erected as a quirky art project by the late Al Shepperd and his friend and neighbor, Doug Hill, beginning in 1989. It took 9 months…
Natural springs provides the majority of the water for the San Antonio River, which flows from San Antonio to the Gulf of Mexico. The green water at River Walk may look shallow but the depth varies from 2 to 24 feet. You may have heard Texans love tubing in local rivers but this is not that place…
Although we may be new residents of Texas, my relatives trace back to Texas for five generations. My Cherokee GG-Grandfather, Lewis Andrew Mulkey was one of those Texas Rangers…
Keeping an eye on our local booming house prices in our sleepy southern California desert town spearheaded us in the right direction…