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The best time to visit Texas is Springtime because the roadways and cattle fields turn into massive seas of blue! But not in a sense of water. We’re talking about the Texas state flower, the Bluebonnets! And we’re going to show you where to find those mass carpets of blue perennials stretch for miles everywhere you look! So, start your engines because we’re going to take you on a ride to the best places to see Bluebonnets in Texas!
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If you plan to visit The Alamo in San Antonio, there’s lots of things to do and see. But, there’s also important things to know before you go tour the iconic historic Texas landmark. Visiting the Alamo will help visitors understand why Texans are so deeply enriched in their culture and Texas pride.
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The best cities to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in the U.S. put on quite a party every March! From dying fountains and rivers green to bagpiper parades and pub crawls, the annual events are full of revelry and rebellion. Whether it’s sipping Irish coffees, swigging Irish whisky or sloshing green beers, it’s all part of the Irish heritage and celebration. But, you don’t have have to be of Irish heritage to enjoy the festivities! In these American cities, EVERYONE gets to be Irish on St. Patty’s Day!
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If you love to explore caves and are going to be visiting San Antonio, Texas, you’ll want to visit the Natural Bridge Caverns! It’s the perfect way to spend a hot summer day with your family in the cool cave!
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Campground/RV Park: Pecan Park Riverside RV Park
Location: 50 Squirrel Run, San Marcos, Texas
Phone: (512) 396-0070
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What’s up with all the CAMELS in Quartzsite, a tiny desert town in Arizona? It’s hard not to notice all the camels on signs, camel sculptures and even a street sign. Why would there be all these camel symbols in a sleepy little desert town with a population less than 2400 people?
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Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas is the starting point of a future Enlisted Airmen attending Air Force Basic Military Training. But Lackland AFB is also home to a magnificent outdoor museum of Air Force war-fighting aircraft from every era of U.S. military history called Warbirds Memorial Park.
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If you’re planning a visit to San Antonio, you should attend the Air Force Basic Military Training graduation ceremony at Lackland Air Force Base. You’ll be moved by the grandeur protocol and military bearing of the U.S. Air Force newest enlisted Airmen.
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