Photo by Stuart Villanueva
I don’t know a lot about fishing, except you need patience. [Read more…]
Patience is key in fishing
August Shorelines
Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
We asked on Facebook: What’s the one thing – gadget, item, good luck charm – you always have while fishing?
America is more than a place
Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
What does it mean to be an American? It seems like a simple question, and one we tend to reflect on when it’s time to celebrate our independence — Fourth of July being the most American of all days. But as we learned in this issue, the answers to that question are varied and complicated. [Read more…]
July Shorelines
Conservationally speaking
Each year, millions of people visit the upper Texas coast to relax, play and to take in the natural beauty. [Read more…]
June Shorelines
We asked on Facebook: What’s on the top of your summer reading list? And what do you consider the best beach read?
Wish you were here
Area photographers share what they love about living on the coast. See Shutterbugs. Photo by Rebecca Hadley
I have vivid memories of my mother trying to herd very young, tired, sandy, slightly sunburned kids and a deliriously happy, wet dog into the car after a long day at the beach in Galveston. [Read more…]
May Shorelines
Photo by Stuart Villanueva
We asked on Facebook: What’s one beachside activity you plan to do a lot of this year? Do you have a favorite beach?
I remember my first rodeo
Afreshly raked dirt arena. Bleacher seats. Floodlights. My first cowboy hat — red and made of straw. Horses everywhere. And Frito pie in a bag. I was 6, maybe 7, and in heaven.
It was my first rodeo. [Read more…]
April Shorelines
We asked readers on Facebook to fill in the blank of this sentence: You might be a Texan if …
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