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Non-Texan Beliefs - 13 Myths Non-Texans, and Austinites, Believe About Our State (opens the original)
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(Dallas, Texas) - Sometimes, we have to write a fun and very tongue-in-check article. For this one, I put together some myths that most non-Texans, and even some native or longtime Texans, believe. I have lived in Texas my entire life so I know when I can laugh at myself. It's certainly pretty ridiculous how our state and southern neighbors are portrayed on the big and small screen. While some of us have a pretty pronounced accent, it's usually never as pronounced as you'll hear on TV or in a mo
Bats Get a Bad Rap - Best Spots for Bat Watching in Texas (opens the original)
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(Austin, Texas) - Texas is known for a lot of things -- Whataburger, great outdoors, football, bats...wait! What?! Yes. Texas is home to 32 species of the flying mammal, the most in the entire country. San Antonio itself is home to the largest bat colony in the entire world. The thing about bats is that they get a bad rap. They don't turn into a blood sucking monster. They aren't dirty, minus the occasional one found with rabies. They're actually very cute and harmless to us. Without bats, we wo
Illegal Photoshoot - Why it's Illegal to Use the Railroad for Pictures in Texas (opens the original)
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(Austin, Texas) - Every once in a while, we'll see a story on the news of someone getting hit by a train. Most of the time, the person that was hit is walking along, or on, the railroad tracks. The question we ask as we hear that story is simply "Why?" Then we'll pull up Instagram and see these amazing photos of someone posing on or around a train track. They look spectacular. Problem is, in Texas, that kind of picture is illegal. Not to mention the danger involved in getting that photo taken. T
Score Big (Hopefully) - 11 New Texas Lottery Scratch Offs You Can Play This Month (opens the original)
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(Tyler, Texas) - I am not the biggest risk taker when it comes to my money. It has to stretch further than ever before in this weird, and unfair, economy we're in right now. Having said that, taking a small, and I do mean small, portion of that money to have some fun with is okay to do from time to time. The Texas Lottery is one of those small splurges I will take. It may only be $20 but that's enough for me and my wife to have a few minutes of scratching fun. This month, there is a set of Lucky
More Than Paint on Trees - 8 Colored Symbols and What They Mean in the Woods (opens the original)
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(Austin, Texas) - Fall is here which means temperatures have gone from oppressive to just hot. It actually feels "cool" because of that difference. So yes, more of us will be getting outside to do stuff because of the "cooler" weather. Some of us may adventure out into the woods around our homes (you city folk are missing out). During those adventures you may see certain colored symbols painted a tree or multiple trees. Those symbols have a meaning that must be adhered too or face some serious c
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