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Friends with the Devils (River, That Is)
the superb condition of the Devils here. Although not accessible to the public, the Devils can be seen from the…
How Goats Went From Overgrazing Villains to Brush-Clearing Heroes
…and used both for meat and clearing brush. 2 Angora Goats: These woolly goats were once the backbone of the…
The Battle Between Two Lizards In Texas Is a Win for UT Arlington Biologists
…The lizards enjoy a statewide distribution, from East Texas locations like Tyler to West Texas areas like along the Devils…
Shumla Treks Offer a Revealing Look at the Ancient Rock Art of Southwest Texas
…surviving on small game, such as rabbits, and fish and other resources provided by three rivers—the Devils, Pecos, and Rio…
Borderland Amazing
…the confluence of the Rio Grande, Devils, and Pecos rivers. Created in 1969 as a result of the construction of…
Trails of Rails
…if successful, will own the railroad (excluding tracks and right-of-way) by 2015. The backbone of the new Texas State Railroad…
Daytripper with Chet Garner: Wimberley
…in my car, rolled down the windows, and cruised down one of Texas’ most scenic drives—the Devil’s Backbone (RM 32)—which…
True, Texas: What is it? Where is it?
…embrace its simple authenticity. Dance Hall: Fischer Hall, Fischer Sightseers exploring the famous Devil’s Backbone, the scenic stretch of Farm-to-Market…
Follow the Smoke, South Texas BBQ
…fund-raisers that remain a backbone of his business. Smokey’s serves beef fajitas in amounts right behind brisket, and barbecued chicken…
Springs Odyssey
…Rio defined by the confluence of the Devils and Pecos rivers with the Rio Grande. The more lighthearted modern-day equivalent…
Dive In!
…morning and on dives in the Pecos or Devils rivers, which feed into Amistad. Visibility in Lake Amistad runs up…
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