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Texas Hill Country and Wine

By: Carolyn Boden | 2010-11-27 | Travel Tips
When one thinks of wine, maybe their first thoughts are of Northern California, the Napa Valley region, or parts of Italy and France – but few realize how many wineries are in Texas. read more

Blanco, Texas - Gateway to the Hill Country

By: Ki Gray | 2010-03-30 | Destinations
The small city of Blanco, Texas is frequently referred to as both the Gateway to the Hill Country and the Lavender Capital of Texas, and with such colorful descriptions, the town is sure to be a pleasant place to visit or settle down. Blanco is 45 miles west of Austin and about 45 miles northwest of San Antonio, so its rural charm is complimented by close proximity to a couple of the most populous and historic cities in Texas. read more

Experience Tuscany in the Texas Hill Country

By: Deborah Allen | 2010-12-26 | Travel & Leisure
The Texas Hill Country gives visitors and residences a taste of much that is wonderful about Tuscany. And yet, it gives so much more by adding its own singular charm and traditions. read more

Texas Hill Country Information Guide Online

By: jonyrich | 2011-01-05 | Journalism
For any city dweller living in San Antonio or Austin or San Marcos and New Braunfels Texas Hill Country is full of the kind read more

Texas Hill Country Vacation Adventures

By: jonn well | 2012-02-27 | Vacation Rentals
We've got something for you in the Lone Star State - shopping, camping, hiking, whatever your adventure, you are going find it here. Use our California Holiday quick-start guide to help you plan your visit. read more

Holiday Fun in Texas Hill Country

By: Carolyn Boden | 2010-12-17 | Culture
Looking for something different to do with family and friends during the holidays? Texas Hill Country offers a variety of seasonal entertainment sure to please all ages and light up your holidays with a magical glow. read more

Explore the Texas Hill Country Regional Christmas Lighting Trail

By: Carolyn Boden | 2010-12-22 | Home & Family
In the Texas Hill Country, a ride on a one horse open sleigh may be hard to come by, as one necessary ingredient (snow) is a rarity. However, don't let that dismay you – the Texas Hill Country Regional Christmas Lighting Trail leaves nothing to be desired. read more

Take a Drive Through Texas Wine Country

By: Ki Gray | 2010-04-01 | Destinations
If a trip to visit the famous vineyards of Napa Valley, California isn't in the budget this summer, try a scenic drive through some local wine country. Central Texas offers a number of locally produced wines, from the nationally recognized to smaller family owned operations. read more

A Hill Country Thanksgiving

By: Deborah Allen | 2010-11-20 | Holidays
The holidays are quickly approaching and all around people are beginning to prepare for the upcoming festivities. Thanksgiving is right around the corner and despite this nearly four centuries old tradition, we often find ourselves asking each year what am I going to make and serve and how will I decorate my home. Whether you are still planning your holiday menu or are preparing your home for family and guests, consider hosting this year's Thanksgiving hill country style. read more

Memorable Hill Country Gifts

By: Deborah Allen | 2010-12-16 | Home & Family
If you are looking for a few last minute gift ideas and don't know what to do, look no further than your own backyard. Well, for those who live in the suburbs maybe not quite your own backyard, but if you live in the hill country than you know that your backyard could possibly be anything from a wine producing grape field, deer lease, lavender farm, or apple orchard. If you are still looking for Christmas gifts or ideas for family and friends, try putting together a few of these ideas. read more

Homemade Hill Country Gifts

By: Deborah Allen | 2010-12-14 | Home & Family
If you are looking for creative gifts to give this holiday season, look no further than right here. Whether you need a gift for a host or hostess, gift for a holiday exchange party, or want to make something homemade and inexpensive these few ideas and recipes will get you started. For an extra special touch, make homemade hill country gifts; peach jelly, pecan tartlets, and German mulled wine all represent something special about the hill country. read more

Texas Hill Country Tourist Attractions

By: jonn well | 2012-01-18 | Travel Tips
Largest cities of United States and is of the greatest burghal of the south that is anchored a few distant civilian from the Gulf of Mexico at the apprenticed with Louisiana. read more

Texas Hill Country Riverfront Land

By: jonn well | 2012-02-18 | Travel Tips
You may think of Friday night footy, expansive cattle ranches, or perhaps even the giant cities like Houston, Dallas or El Paso. read more

A Hill Country Oasis

By: Carolyn Boden | 2011-01-04 | Travel & Leisure
The Hill Country owes much of its scenic beauty to an entire network of springs, streams and rivers that thread their way through the area. Even in the middle of a Texas-style heat wave, relief and relaxation can be found at many secluded, but not-so-secret, springs and rivers throughout the area. read more

Virginia Wine Festivals

By: Fogarty Robert | 2010-10-17 | Shopping
Wine has become popular worldwide. It is taken in a relaxed mood whether at home or at a social gathering. Those who enjoy wine prefer to drink it at social places because they argue that this reduces boredom. read more