With the bluebonnets and other wildflowers in bloom, spring is the perfect time to hit the trail in the Lone Star State. Here are 5 of my favorite trails in Texas that I shared on SA Living on News 4 WOAI, my tv home for 10 years in San Antonio. Hike that’s Short, Steep and … Continue reading
One of the largest collections of artifacts and documents of the American West is in Galveston. Whether you’re a history buff, American West fan, or art lover, you’ll be fascinated by the collection at the Bryan Museum. The journey back through time starts with the building itself is historic. From 1902 to 1987 it was … Continue reading
When you think of Galveston, golf may not be the first thing that pops into your mind. But if you want to take a swing by the sea, head over to Moody Gardens Golf Course. On this seaside course, you can tee it up on fairways line with over 500 palm trees swaying in the … Continue reading
Galveston is a historic city with incredible Victorian architecture. At the end of the 1800s it was known as the “New York of the South.” The 1900 Hurricane when over 6,000 people perished changed things, but this port city rebuilt and has a rich history equal to cities like Charleston or New Orleans. Once the … Continue reading
The definition of libation is “a drink poured out as an offering to a deity.” Let’s face it, sometimes you’ve got to pay homage to the coffee gods. In my case, that’s usually on a daily basis! On a recent visit to Galveston, someone suggested I try MOD Coffeehouse. Boy, was I glad they did! … Continue reading
Part of the Galveston experience is of course food. There are a lot of options so let me share a couple of my favs from my recent trips filming on the island. I’ve got the spots you should try for breakfast, coffee, and lunch. Breakfast: Mosquito Cafe. I know, the name may not be that … Continue reading
As part of a shoot in Galveston, I recently got to tour 1892 Bishop’s Palace. As I walked up to the steps, I was immediately intrigued by the place since it was a survivor of the Great Hurricane of 1900, which killed more than 6,000 people. The Chateausque mansion was able to sustain nature’s wrath … Continue reading
I found solitude in Galveston. As the sun was coming up, I headed to the western part of the island seeking the refuge of Galveston Island State Park. I wanted to log a couple of easy miles in the marshland. On a very windy, but beautiful morning, I found solitude on the trails. It was … Continue reading
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