Travel | Features
Organized by publication date. Check the Bibliography
for an alphabetical list.
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Isles
and isles of Greece Whether you crave the serenity of Syros
or the merriment of Mykonos, there's a Greek island -- with fabulous
food and views -- waiting for you. [The Austin American-Statesman,
September 10, 2006] photo by Andrew Patoski
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The
Ultimate Big Bend Hike Head for Big Bend Ranch State Park.
Total visitor count for the quarter million acre park is 30,000.
Last week, my party were the only visitors in the park. We had it
all to ourselves for six days and 70 miles of aching backs, oozing
blisters, lost toenails, lightning storms and unimaginable beauty.
[Texas Parks and Wildlfe magazine, August 2005]
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The
Real Texas: Caprock Canyons Trailway History pulses along
the Caprock Canyons Trailway as it courses by ancient flatlands,
wild canyons and authentic, old Texas towns. [Rails to Trails, Winter
2003] [Travel
Facts]
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60-Minute
Man Leaving on a Jet Plane," the pop hit by Peter, Paul
and Mary, may have put the romance in flying. [The Dallas Morning
News, October 24, 2003]
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Pit Stops
Where are the best places to eat barbecue in Texas? Six years ago
we published a highly subjective-and hotly debated- list of our
fifty favorite joints, and now we've gone back for seconds. [Texas
Monthly, May 2003]
see also The
Best of the Best; Top
Fifty
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New! Pass
The Bass, Por Favor Barra Del Tordo, a jungly sanctuary
on the San Rafael River. [Outside Magazine, December 2002]
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Two Towns Still Terrific A family's summer trip to Washington
and New York finds unexpected enrichment in the poignant aftermath
of 9-11. [San Antonio Express-News, July 28, 2002]
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Big Bend
2002 Whether you want to hike it, raft it, drive it, or
all of the above, here's everything you need to know to get the
most out of a trip to Texas' greatest treasure. [Texas Monthly,
March 2002]
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New! The
Wild Coast The untamed beach of Boca Chica, the birds of
High Island, and the wilderness of Matagorda Island--these and other
hidden treasures await you--if you know where to look. [Texas Bound,
May 2001]
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The
Road to Nowhere For a singular West Texas adventure, take
a drive through Pinto Canyon to tiny Candelaria. [Texas Monthly,
October 1997]
see also Rough
and Ready; Sweating
It Out
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