Early yester evening I walked up my neighborhood hill to Albertsons. I noticed that the usually heavily littered route had been de-littere...

If you're like me and are among the thousands who have signed up to be part of the Tarrant Regional Water District's brilliant pla...

This morning I was searching for images of Washington to put on a Washington webpage. This search for images led me to read an article ab...

This last Sunday of May I had myself a hot, humid walk with the Indian Ghosts who haunt Arlington's Village Creek Natural Historical A...

There is a thing or two or three about Texas which bothers me at times. When verbalizing something about Texas which bothers me I often fi...

On Sunday I mentioned that when I was walking with the Indian Ghosts who haunt Arlington's Village Creek Natural Historical Area that ...

A lot of rain drenched my zone of North Texas in the middle of the night. This made for a muddy walk to the pool this morning. I figured e...

As soon as I stepped from my motorized transport upon arrival at Oakland Lake Park, today around noon, I could hear the roar of Fosdic Falls...

I think one of the biggest industries in Texas must be the production of litter. This is particularly noticeable when a lot of rain washes...

Last Thursday I went to Gateway Park because I thought Trinity Falls might be flowing loud and large. It was. Today, after seeing how high t...

I saw this sign out in East Texas, at an I-30 rest area. I was on my to Kilgore. Kilgore has a good museum about the East Texas oil boom, bu...

When I took off out of here around noon for my daily constitutional I did not know where I was going, except for the Post Office. Sometimes ...

Around noon I was on my way to River Legacy Park to go mountain biking. As I headed to the I-30 entry a pickup passed me. It being that blue...