Karbach and Saint Arnold’s Brewery Tours
More and more craft breweries are popping up in Texas and in the Houston area. We are privileged to have two of the best: Karbach and Saint Arnolds. According to my UnTappd stats (and...
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Stars and Sleeping by the Colorado River
It’s been a little more than a week since my friends and I came out of the Grand Canyon. But I still wake up at night looking for the stars. Many of us wake...
Grand Canyon app in Apple App Store
As a lover of books and technology, I’ve spent a lot of time the past few years investigating how to combine them. The proliferation of tablet computing, and the need/availability for interaction, have pushed...
Grand Canyon – Up and Out
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Grand Canyon – Lava Falls, the Grand Finale
Previous Post: Grand Canyon – the “Death March” hike April 14 This was the big day that most of the boys had been waiting for, and had gotten waterproof video cameras for: Lava Falls....
Grand Canyon – the “Death March” hike
Previous post: Grand Canyon – Elves Chasm and other waterfalls April 13 Since some of us wanted to do a long hike, Walker (with suggestions from Mike, who had lots of experience in the...
Grand Canyon – Elves Chasm and other Waterfalls
Previous Post: Grand Canyon – Bright Angel Trail April 12 It is hard to describe sleeping and waking up on the banks of the Colorado River inside the Grand Canyon. I awoke a couple...
Grand Canyon – Bright Angel Trail
Previous Post: Grand Canyon – The Start Grand Canyon App in the Apple App Store April 11 It was 13-17 degrees in the morning, causing the snow at the top of Bright Angel Trail...
Grand Canyon – The Start
Temperatures at 13 degrees at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon; Ice on the trail, forcing us to wear “yak tracks” on our shoes; A?9 mile hike down to the Colorado Riveriver; 100...
Water from Stone: The Story of Selah, Bamberger Ranch Preserve by Jeffrey Greene
San Antonio, where I went to high school and college, sits atop the Edwards Aquifer, the underground water source for most of the surrounding area. Though we never went into drought conditions, water rationing...