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Do It In Texas (seeyouintexas.com) is about life and culture in the great state of Texas from a very personal perspective. Texas is more than an area. Texas is an idea a culture and an experience that transcends present geography. If you love Texas, bookmark this site and come back often! We thank thousands of visitors in our four+ years as a unique Texas culture site. Your web hosts have moved from the transpecos region of Texas to the black lands prairies of central Texas. The mockingbird below, Mama Mockingbird, occupied the nest built by her man-friend on our front deck. Yes, that's a lake behind the bird, but in this part of Texas they refer to it as a "tank". Somewhere between Waco and Tyler, we have received more rain in a couple of days than all of West Texas sees in a year. Look for more East Texas and South Central Texas stories. In the meantime, enjoy our experience as you vacation in the Davis Mountains, Big Bend National Park, Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico, Acuna Mexico or Rockport on the Texas coast. Hopefully, our original Texas images and content will continue to entertain and enlighten you about Texas.
You not only get a great travel and Texas culture site, but food too! Check out our holiday dishes like Pecan Pie and Fancy Cornbread Dressing in TEXAS EATING. Nothing says "I love you." like a gift of food. In the Texas Eating section we share recipes, reviews, resources, the art of Bar-B-Q and a whole lot more. Something will catch your interest and whet your appetite. You have already been exposed to the recipe for the ribs above. Look soon for an essay on beef brisket. Make sour dough bread. If you like Do It In Texas please support us by viewing our affiliate advertisers and partners. Any product or business opportunity presented on these pages is one that is personally supported by us.
TEXAS LINKS Connect with as many great Texas sites including links to
the Texas
National Parks, Padre Island National Seashore, Big Bend Open Road
Race, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, The Fort Worth Star
Telegram, the Houston Chronicle, the Houston Astros, and Texas Online.TEXAS ART & CULTURE
This section features Texas musicians like Stevie Ray Vaughn and Willie Nelson and more! Texans are independent thinkers. We value individualism and independence over political correctness and snobbishness. On the Texas Art and Culture pages we take the liberty of every Texan. Art and culture are defined as we see them. Our Texas art and culture pages are currently being revised. The Texas Art and Culture pages will feature updates on festivals, events, and happenings scheduled for Texas. These include updates on the Big Bend Open Road Race, Texas Motor Speedway, Terlingua Texas Chili Cook Off and lot of other fun things to do in Texas.
"Sun and wind and beat of sea. Great lands stretching endlessly. Where be the bonds that bind the free. All the world was made for me!" ... Voltaire
OK, so Voltaire is a Frenchman, but his words express the fierce rugged independent spirit of Texans. At Do It In Texas (.com) we record personal travels and adventures in the great state of Texas.
WEST OF THE
PECOS
This is a portal page covering west Texas as well as parts of Northern Mexico and New Mexico. The image is of the Pecos River near Sheffield in the wintertime. By the way,Pecos
is pronounced Pe' kas.
At West of the Pecos you will experience the
wild Big Bend Region and the
surrounding areas. Experience the Davis
Mountains. This section also features Val
Verde and Crockett counties, technically east of
the Pecos. West of the Pecos covers the Permian Basin, El Paso, and
east to San Angelo. Enjoy outdoor activities like camping and
exploration in the Big Bend National Park.
Visit historic sites like
Fort Lancaster and Fort Davis. Debbie wrote our page on Acuna Mexico
across from Del Rio. Acuna is, in our estimation, the nicest and safest
border town in Mexico.
In September we traveled
to Canyon Texas via a
circuitous route. We went by way of Carlsbad Caverns National Park Roswell, New Mexico and
the eastern plains of
New Mexico on
our way to the Texas Panhandle! Believe it or not, that is not the
straightest route from Sheffield to the Panhandle. We bypassed Lamesa
on
the way north. These blooms were photographed in Palo
Duro Canyon near Canyon and Amarillo in the
Texas Panhandle. The Panhandle is a very different region of the state
indeed. After the serendipitous experience of being stuck at the
New Mexico State Fair, our travel took us from Roswell
northeast to Clovis, Portales, and on to Canyon Texas (near Amarillo.
After two nights in Canyon, we returned south
to the Permian Basin. On this trip we witnessed seemingly endless
portions of the southern plains. I was very impressed with Herford
Texas, Canyon Texas, including Palo Duro Canyon State Park, and Happy
Texas.
TEXAS HUNTING & FISHING
Whitetail deer live in all regions of Texas although whitetails are scarcer in the more arid parts of West Texas, especially the where Mule Deer predominate (i.e. the lower elevations of the Chihuahuan Desert). Although whitetails are numerous in the counties comprising the Edward's Plateau including Crockett Co., parts of Terrell County, and eastern Pecos County, they become less numerous to the south and west. I learned something researching this article. Whitetail deer and mule deer sometimes interbreed where their ranges overlap. For a little bit more about this see Texas Hunting and Fishing.
This is a portal page covering west Texas as well as parts of Northern Mexico and New Mexico. The image is of the Pecos River near Sheffield in the wintertime. By the way,
More of the Texas story
In September we traveled
to Canyon Texas via a
circuitous route. We went by way of Carlsbad Caverns National Park Roswell, New Mexico and
the eastern plains of
New Mexico on
our way to the Texas Panhandle! Believe it or not, that is not the
straightest route from Sheffield to the Panhandle. We bypassed Lamesa
on
the way north. These blooms were photographed in Palo
Duro Canyon near Canyon and Amarillo in the
Texas Panhandle. The Panhandle is a very different region of the state
indeed. After the serendipitous experience of being stuck at the
New Mexico State Fair, our travel took us from Roswell
northeast to Clovis, Portales, and on to Canyon Texas (near Amarillo.
After two nights in Canyon, we returned south
to the Permian Basin. On this trip we witnessed seemingly endless
portions of the southern plains. I was very impressed with Herford
Texas, Canyon Texas, including Palo Duro Canyon State Park, and Happy
Texas. TEXAS HUNTING & FISHING
Whitetail deer live in all regions of Texas although whitetails are scarcer in the more arid parts of West Texas, especially the where Mule Deer predominate (i.e. the lower elevations of the Chihuahuan Desert). Although whitetails are numerous in the counties comprising the Edward's Plateau including Crockett Co., parts of Terrell County, and eastern Pecos County, they become less numerous to the south and west. I learned something researching this article. Whitetail deer and mule deer sometimes interbreed where their ranges overlap. For a little bit more about this see Texas Hunting and Fishing.
