Texas is such a huge state and there is so much to see, from plains and prairies to mountains and water. We spend a lot of time there and enjoy visiting the sites. We also enjoy spending time with our grandchildren and spend time in Glen Rose catching up with friends and getting our annual doctors' visits. It is also our domicile state. In 2018 we finally made it to Big Bend National Park ~ the above picture is of the Rio Grande with U.S. on one side and Mexico on the other.
Ocean Star Drilling Museum ~~ January 22, 2013
Galveston Railroad Museum ~~ January 27, 2013
Texas Maritime Museum ~~ January 20, 2016
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge ~~ January 22, 2016
Big Blue Crab ~~ January 23, 2016
Rockport Aquarium ~~ January 23, 2016
The Big Tree ~~ January 29, 2016
USS Lexington ~~ January 31, 2016
Iwo Jima Monument ~~ February 4, 2016
The Alamo & Riverwalk ~~ February 16, 2016
Texas Ranger Heritage Center ~~ March 26, 2016
Texas Bluebonnets ~~ March 30, 2016
Second Largest Live Oak Tree ~~ April 12, 2016
Billy the Kid Museum ~~ May 14, 2016
Texas Ranger Museum ~~ June 20, 2016
Waco Suspension Bridge ~~ June 20, 2016
Caprock Canyon State Park ~~ October 23, 2016
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, Glen Rose ~~ February 1, 2018
George H.W. Bush Museum ~~ April 19, 2018
Leonardo Da Vinci Machines in Motion ~~ April 19, 2018
Lone Star Flight Museum ~~ July 4, 2018
San Jacinto State Historic Site ~~ November 23, 2018
Shell Oil Energy Exhibit ~~ November 23, 2018
Since we traveled up the east coast during the summer of 2019, we did not make it back to Texas until September. Our first stop back in Texas was at Lake Tawakoni Thousand Trails in Point, which is about 70 miles east of Dallas. We had no idea Audie Murphy grew up in the area. We also discovered that the U.S. taught British airmen at a British Flying Training School in Terrell. And the most interesting thing I discovered was the Morton salt that we all use is mined in Grand Saline, Texas.
Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum ~~ Sept. 24, 2019
No. 1 British Flying Training School ~~ Sept. 26, 2019
The Salt Palace Museum ~~ Sept. 28, 2019
Military Heritage Collection of North Texas ~~ October 3, 2019
Southwest Dairy Museum ~~ October 4, 2019
Red Men Museum ~~ October 31, 2019
Fort Worth Stockyards ~~ December 5, 2019
Greater SW Historical Museum ~~ February 28, 2020
In March the country was plagued with a new virus from China and the Deep State cabal said that the country had to be shut down in order to stop the virus. Thus, we ended up staying at Tres Rios for the summer instead of our normal summer travel. We did go down to Houston in May to visit with our children and grandchildren. Then in September we went to Amarillo for a couple of weeks just to get away.
Texas Air & Space Museum ~~ September 22, 2020
Palo Duro State Park ~~ September 23, 2020
Cross of our Lord Jesus ~~ September 25, 2020
Cadillac Ranch ~~ September 26, 2020
In November we traveled to Houston again for Thanksgiving with our family. On our way down we stayed at a park north of Houston for a few days. While there, we went to see the Texas Prison Museum.
Texas Prison Museum ~~ November 21, 2020
Ocean Star Drilling Museum ~~ January 22, 2013
Galveston Railroad Museum ~~ January 27, 2013
Texas Maritime Museum ~~ January 20, 2016
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge ~~ January 22, 2016
Big Blue Crab ~~ January 23, 2016
Rockport Aquarium ~~ January 23, 2016
The Big Tree ~~ January 29, 2016
USS Lexington ~~ January 31, 2016
Iwo Jima Monument ~~ February 4, 2016
The Alamo & Riverwalk ~~ February 16, 2016
Texas Ranger Heritage Center ~~ March 26, 2016
Texas Bluebonnets ~~ March 30, 2016
Second Largest Live Oak Tree ~~ April 12, 2016
Billy the Kid Museum ~~ May 14, 2016
Texas Ranger Museum ~~ June 20, 2016
Waco Suspension Bridge ~~ June 20, 2016
Caprock Canyon State Park ~~ October 23, 2016
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, Glen Rose ~~ February 1, 2018
George H.W. Bush Museum ~~ April 19, 2018
Leonardo Da Vinci Machines in Motion ~~ April 19, 2018
Lone Star Flight Museum ~~ July 4, 2018
San Jacinto State Historic Site ~~ November 23, 2018
Shell Oil Energy Exhibit ~~ November 23, 2018
Since we traveled up the east coast during the summer of 2019, we did not make it back to Texas until September. Our first stop back in Texas was at Lake Tawakoni Thousand Trails in Point, which is about 70 miles east of Dallas. We had no idea Audie Murphy grew up in the area. We also discovered that the U.S. taught British airmen at a British Flying Training School in Terrell. And the most interesting thing I discovered was the Morton salt that we all use is mined in Grand Saline, Texas.
Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum ~~ Sept. 24, 2019
No. 1 British Flying Training School ~~ Sept. 26, 2019
The Salt Palace Museum ~~ Sept. 28, 2019
Military Heritage Collection of North Texas ~~ October 3, 2019
Southwest Dairy Museum ~~ October 4, 2019
Red Men Museum ~~ October 31, 2019
Fort Worth Stockyards ~~ December 5, 2019
Greater SW Historical Museum ~~ February 28, 2020
In March the country was plagued with a new virus from China and the Deep State cabal said that the country had to be shut down in order to stop the virus. Thus, we ended up staying at Tres Rios for the summer instead of our normal summer travel. We did go down to Houston in May to visit with our children and grandchildren. Then in September we went to Amarillo for a couple of weeks just to get away.
Texas Air & Space Museum ~~ September 22, 2020
Palo Duro State Park ~~ September 23, 2020
Cross of our Lord Jesus ~~ September 25, 2020
Cadillac Ranch ~~ September 26, 2020
In November we traveled to Houston again for Thanksgiving with our family. On our way down we stayed at a park north of Houston for a few days. While there, we went to see the Texas Prison Museum.
Texas Prison Museum ~~ November 21, 2020