Cynthia Langreder calls herself the “Galveston Mermaid.” She appears in full mermaid regalia regularly around town. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
‘I’m not Earthbound’
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Sea Aggie celebrates the magic, mystery of mermaids
Watery worlds
Paul Cater Deaton’s still photography, video and underwater photography have taken him around the globe. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Cinematographer chases adventures beneath the sea
‘Just you and nature’
Allison Johnston leaps from the dock as fellow open-water swimmers wait to take part in a training swim in English Bayou in Galveston. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Open water appeals to swimmers’ sense of adventure
Treasure hunter
Clyde Longworth looks for lost items with his metal detector on the beach near the Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier. Longworth searches the beaches with his metal detector almost every day. Photo by Kelsey Walling
On some days, this beach scavenger strikes gold, other days debris
Taking it outdoors
Colton Krailo dives for a shot during a drill at a sand volleyball practice session at Absolute Volleyball Academy of Texas in Dickinson. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Beach volleyball spikes in popularity
Catching the drift
Jason Miller of San Leon crafts artwork out of driftwood. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
San Leon artist finds his muse in the low tide
Seaside snapshot
A beach vacation photo is inspiration for stained-glass door
‘I’ve learned a lot’
Mark Staples and his wife, Theresa Walker, are building their green dream home on the West End of Galveston. They’re aiming for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, an Energy Star certification on the build. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Couple works to build an eco-friendly house on the island’s West End
‘Huge for Galveston’
Galveston couple Ashley and Michael Cordray are on the DIY Network with their show “Big Texas Fix,” which can be seen weekly at 8 p.m. on Saturday nights. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Island couple and old houses star in TV show
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