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ALWAYS Remember: Visit the Famous San Antonio Alamo

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There’s a great honor that comes with being a native Texan. Some say that we’re naturally proud due to our warm climate and a steady supply of crops and livestock. And while that may indeed be true, we have one staple of pride that no other state in the US has--the Alamo. I’ve held off on talking about the Alamo for a while. But mostly because I wanted to whet your tastebuds if you’re not as familiar with the place. To make things simple, the Alamo is a BIG deal for Texans. It was the place where brave men fought and died for Texas’ freedom from Mexico. And though the Alamo ultimately ended in death instead of victory, it remains a pinnacle landmark in Texas’ proud history. If you’re living in San Antonio, I would pretty much say that it is your civic duty to visit the Alamo at least once. Not only will you get to learn about a major cornerstone of Texas history, but you’ll also get to immerse yourself deeper into the scope of San Antonio’s rich climate and culture. And while that does...

When Dinosaurs Ruled...Austin?

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Get ready to stomp and roar because the dinosaurs are BACK!  Well, at least they’re back in animatronic form. Dinosaurs have captured the imaginations of millions of adults and children worldwide, myself included. And now, for all Austin residents, you have the opportunity to see them in action at Jurassic Quest’s drive-thru event!  This attraction boasts hyper-realistic, life-size animatronic dinosaurs and prehistoric sea life, giving guests an up-close and personal look at these amazing giants that once ruled our world. As an updated means of adapting to Covid-19 restraints, guests can now experience the full attraction from the safety of their vehicles.  Go on an online audio tour that will help you navigate across the exhibit, encountering life-like dinos right from your car! For parents with young ’uns who are absolutely bonkers about dinosaurs, this is a perfect opportunity to feed their curiosity, as well as teach them more about prehistoric science and history....