Posts Tagged ‘coast’
History of Mardi Gras
Who knew? Who knew that Mardi Gras, which most people know only as a one day parade on Fat Tuesday, actually is a centuries old tradition that is celebrated for weeks each year, not just one day? Who knew that some cities’ social calendars are shaped by Mardi Gras balls and dances? Who knew entire...
January 19th, 2010 | Gulf Coast Travel | Read More
Casa Mombasa, Rockport Texas
Impeccably crafted, this stunning custom built residence artistically blends the bold and distinctive nuances of the Mediterranean, African and Texas coasts. Brimming with rich architectural detailing and unique appointments, the incomparable atmosphere is a calabash of sophisticated drama and casual...
January 19th, 2010 | Beach Homes | Read More
Fly Fishing the Gulf Coast by Bob Shirley
Publishers note: This issue we start a new column on fly fishing. We are fortunate to have aboard Bob Shirley, who brings a wealth of fly fishing experience and credibility. Bob is on the Board of Directors of the Federation of Fly Fishers, and is its Membership Director. He has fished from Washington...
January 19th, 2010 | Uncategorized | Read More
Seaside Escape
This was a no-brainer for Austin, Texas residents Dr. Subir Chhikara and his wife, Kelly. Should they continue taking their annual summer beach vacation at Rosemary Beach, Florida, or buy a beach house in Cinnamon Shores, a master-planned New Urbanism development on Mustang Island, near Port Aransas,...
January 17th, 2010 | Beach Homes | Read More











