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13 best day trips from Houston - Lonely Planet

13 best day trips from Houston Luke Waterson Lake Livingston State Park, Texas. Â©Getty Houston, the USAâs fourth-largest metropolis, can seem so huge that thoughts of the myriad sights and landscapes just beyond its edges often fade from your mindâs eye. But if you are in Houston for a few days, a day trip to some of the exceptional cities, museums, beaches, lakes and wildernesses nearby will make your time here a truly memorable one. Â These thirteen best day trips take you around the compass clockwise from north to west. So there will be something to enthral you whichever direction you are bound, family day trips from Houston to romantic day trips from Houston, beaches to barbecue joints, wetlands to wild islands, famous battlegrounds to beautiful bayous and arresting art museums to space age sights.

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Jimmy Webb Updates Galveston Lyrics After Texas Cold Snap

Jimmy Webb Updates ‘Galveston’ Lyrics After Texas Cold Snap Songwriting legend Jimmy Webb has updated his classic ‘Galveston’ following a cold snap today which plunged the Texas city into sub-zero temperatures and covered Galveston beach in snow. Galveston got down to -4 degrees C overnight (24 degrees F). Jimmy Webb posted to his socials, “Hearing about snow in Galveston, I’ve written new lyrics. (Galveston Beach covered in snow after a winter storm passed through the area). “I still see her standing by the water Standing there looking out to SNOW IF THAT’S HOME I JUST WON’T GO TO the beach where we used to run

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Extremism in the U S military

Extremism in the U.S. military Tom Mockaitis, opinion contributor © Getty Extremism in the U.S. military Americans were likely shocked and dismayed by the need to vet National Guard troops securing the inauguration. The arrests of current and retired military members who participated in the Capitol insurrection drew attention to the potential threat posed by extremists in uniform. Although it involves relatively few of those who serve, extremism, especially white supremacy, in the ranks of active duty and retired military has long been a problem. Although President Harry Truman desegregated the armed forces in 1948, well ahead of the rest of American society, racial discrimination persisted. During the late 1960 s, frustration over inequality and harassment erupted into violence that mirrored racial disturbances in the civilian world. Major incidents occurred. A 1971 report by the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) documented systemic racism at U.S. bases in E

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Lost Galveston gives inside look at island s architectural history, colorful past

Lost Galveston gives inside look at island s architectural history, colorful past Chris Gray, Correspondent FacebookTwitterEmail 1of15 COPY SHOT Ursuline Academy. During the 1900 storm the Ursuline Nuns are credited with saving over 1500 people. Show MoreShow Less 2of15 The 1892 Bishop s Palace, Thursday, July 16, 2020, in Galveston.Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 3of15 5of15 A man crosses Strand Street in front of the Hendley Building on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, in Galveston.Jon Shapley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 6of15 7of15 An American flag waves in front of the Hendley Building on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, in Galveston.Jon Shapley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less

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