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More than 3,000 Texas state Boy Scouts converged on the State Capitol and grounds in Austin on February 2 for their annual meeting with the Governor. The fifty-eighth annual event’s theme was Community Service and their meeting with Eagle Scout Rick Perry (also known as the Governor) went very well. The Austin American-Statesman has some [...]

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It’s time to get out the vote! That’s right, the new Texas license plate designs are on display and you have until noon, February 11, 2008 to register your opinion by voting. Deborah voted for Natural Texas and I voted for Lone Star. Follow the story link directly to the voting page. Texas License Plates [...]

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Over the past year, many states changed their license tag designs, using the state’s population to choose the winner. Now Texas is changing its licenses plates and we have One Week to vote for which tag we like best. The choices include the current tag plus four new designs which TXDot won’t reveal until noon [...]

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Parade Protocol for the U.S. Flag

Deborah and I were running errands Saturday morning, and darned if a parade didn’t break out in downtown Sattler, Texas (population 30). To be fair, the Canyon Lake area has a population of 29,000 people. As with all parades, there were flags everywhere, so I got busy taking pictures with my cell phone (I could [...]

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I wanted to share a few of the courthouse photos that I shot over the Thanksgiving weekend. We traveled 500 miles, coming back from the Texas panhandle, and I photographed seven courthouses that were situated right next the the road we traveled. I tried to get the flagpole and flags in each shot, but it [...]

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