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Featured Articles - August 2008Amarillo by DinnerThis Panhandle capital is dishing up a burgeoning food scene that’s beaming with savory sophistication -- from sumptuous seafood, sushi and Thai to trusty cafes and the quintessential steak. Lighter Than AirA colorful parade of hot air balloons go up, up and away. Whether flying in one or watching the display, there are many statewide balloon events that offer an opportunity to get caught up in the magic. North Texas UncorkedNorthTexas’ contribution to the state’s growing wine industry, complete with tours and tastings, are explored by writer Henry Chappell and Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Skeeter Hagler. World-Class ActAll the world’s a stage, but the arenas in Houston are second only to New York City. Center stage is the Houston Theater District, where patrons can immerse themselves in rich with world-class resident companies of opera, symphony, ballet and theater. Blog CentralWhat's Cooking?Texas Highways bloggers are cooking! Senior Editor Lori Moffatt serves up Dr Pepper Barbecued Chicken after discovering a book about great Texas barbecue. Meanwhile Art Director Jane Wu explores the fresh goodness of farmers markets to make a tempting gazpacho. Be sure to share your thoughts. Hungry for more? Check out these recipes. Surveying the ColoradoKirsti Harms, Texas Highways' graphic designer and resident birder, shares the joys of conducting surveys along the lower Colorado River, while catching a welcome break from the urban bustle. A Town Called What?Ever stumble upon a Texas town you've never heard of before, even though your pride yourself as a Texan? You're not alone. Read on and share your similar experiences. Coolin' downPlunge into Texas' Top Swimming HolesWell before it officially became summer, the heat started bearing down on Texans. Texas Highways' Senior Editor Lori Moffatt finds respite in a local swimming hole, but there are many cool, blue pools to dive into like Krause Springs. Find your own paradise among these swimming holes. Kayaking the CoastLooking for adventure? Join the many kayakers who are venturing out from
lakes and rivers into the Lone Star State's coastal waters. With
double-bladed paddles in hand, these sea kayakers get a unique vantage
point from Port Arthur to Port Isabel.
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