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Day Trip Idea: Visit the Ennis Bluebonnet Trails Festival Today

By Shelby Skrhak / April 16, 2023 /

Type 100 N Dallas St. into your Google Maps and hit up the Buc-ee’s for Beaver Nuggets on the way because we’re going on a road trip to the Ennis Bluebonnet Trails and Festival TODAY. The annual springtime event showcases our state flower of Texas, the bluebonnet, in its full showy bloom.  Day trippers across the state…

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You’ll Never Have to Leave Your Favorite National Park With This Government Program

By Candy's Dirt / March 27, 2023 /

The Recreation Residence Program was launched in 1915 and is intended to give people unfettered access to the pristine wilderness at national forests. This program allows you to buy a cabin in a national forest while leasing the land it sits upon. The way the program works is the cabin and its improvements are the property of…

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Lake Home Market is Heating Up, And Texas Lake Properties Are Leading The Market

By Candy's Dirt / March 13, 2023 /

For potential lake home or lot buyers, the options are much better this spring than a year ago. According to the Spring 2023 Lake Real Estate Market Report from Lake Homes Realty, 70,101 lake home and lot listings are currently on the market, totaling $33,739,943,882. These statistics are up from the 59,849 listings for $26.134…

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Look Inside JonBenét Ramsey‘s Boulder Home Now For Sale

By Shelby Skrhak / March 9, 2023 /

It was Dec. 26, 1996 when JonBenét Ramsey, a six-year-old Colorado pageant queen, became a tragic household name. She was found murdered in the basement of her sprawling Boulder home, and now the infamous home is back on the market again. The home, located at 749 15th St. in Boulder, is listed by Realtors Jeffery…

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Check Out These Three National Parks For Unique Winter Experiences

By Candy's Dirt / January 9, 2023 /

Sure it may be a little chilly in winter, but there is no sight more beautiful than Bryce Canyon’s orange and red hoodoos dusted with white snow. And that’s not the only National Park that provides a unique experience in a traditionally low-traffic season. Yes, it may be a little cold, but winter is a great…

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