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Mark D. Roberts
Snow in Boerne
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Mark D. Roberts
One night this last week it snowed in Boerne. Now if you’re from places like Minnesota or New England, you’ll probably find it odd that I’m excited about a half-inch of snow. But even a dusting of snow is a big deal in the Texas Hill Country. And it’s even a bigger deal for transplanted…
Autumn in the Texas Hill Country, Part 4
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Mark D. Roberts
A ranch in the Hill Country, not too far from Vanderpool. The “cattle” you see are actually American Bison (buffalo).
Autumn in the Texas Hill Country, Part 3
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Mark D. Roberts
The Medina River as it runs through Bandera City Park in Bandera, Texas, “The Cowboy Capital of the World.”
Autumn in the Texas Hill Country, Part 2
By
Mark D. Roberts
Leaves of an oak tree in our back yard. The tree is known by various names: Spanish Oak, Red Oak, or Texas Red Oak. We don’t have many trees in the Texas Hill Country that turn red in autumn, but the Spanish Oak is one of the most common (along with the stunning but relativelty…
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