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Review: Black Swan B&B in Jefferson, Texas

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Black Swan B&B in Jefferson, TX (photo by Tui Snider)

Relaxing Getaway If you’re looking for a relaxing getaway in east Texas, consider booking a room at the Black Swan B&B. So many of Jefferson’s restaurants, museums, parks, and stores are within easy walking distance of this charming inn that you could simply park your car when you arrive and leave it in the same spot until […]

Filed Under: Blog on Writing & Life, Blog Posts, Hotel and B&B Reviews, My Reviews, Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: B&B, east Texas, festivals, jefferson, Oct15, places to stay, q1, review, road trip, Texas, things to do, Tui Snider, TX, weekend getaway

My Exciting News & the 2015 Langdon Review Weekend in Granbury, Texas

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2015 Langdon Review Weekend in Granbury, Texas (photo by Tui Snider)

What is the Langdon Review Weekend? Each September, during the week following Labor Day, Tarleton State University hosts a festival called the Langdon Review Weekend at the Dora Lee Langdon Center in Granbury, Texas. Attendees each receive a copy of the Langdon Review of the Arts in Texas, a literary journal that highlights poetry, fiction, […]

Filed Under: Blog Posts, Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: author Tui Snider, Carmen Tafolla, featured post, fiction, Granbury, langdon review of the arts in texas, Laurence Musgrove, literary, literary journal, Marilyn Robitaille, Moumin Quazi, Oct15, poet laureate, poetry, q1, Sandi Horton, Texas, Tui Snider photographer, Tui Snider speaker, Tui Snider writer

Water is a Writer’s Best Friend

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(photo by Tui Snider)

Even Home is a Travel Destination I have nothing against staycations. I don’t even despise the word, as many others do. As a mindful travel writer whose motto is “Even Home is a Travel Destination,” I am always on the lookout for fun things to see and do nearby. (Heck, I even write best selling […]

Filed Under: Blog on Writing & Life, Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: author Tui Snider, For Writers, IWSG, q1, Tui Snider, writing, writing tips

Cemetery Symbols: Quirky Calculator Headstone

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(photo by Tui Snider)

What does a larger-than-life T1-30 calculator symbolize in a graveyard? CALCULATOR GRAVE MARKER: That really is a larger-than-life replica of a Texas Instruments T1-30 calculator at the top of this post. Your eyes are not playing tricks on you! So, what exactly does this unique cemetery headstone represent? Is it symbolic of a human adding […]

Filed Under: Cemeteries & Symbolism, Historic Cemeteries Tagged With: author Tui Snider, calculator, Dallas, graveyard, q1, quirky, Quirky Travel, restland cemetery, T1-30, taphophile, Texas, Tui Snider photographer

How to Visit the Munster Mansion Replica in Waxahachie, Texas

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Munster Mansion replica in Waxahachie, Texas (photo by Tui Snider)

The following is an adapted excerpt from Unexpected Texas – my best-selling travel guide to quirky, offbeat and overlooked places near Dallas and Fort Worth. Check it out if you enjoy learning quirky facts, or are looking for offbeat road trip ideas in north Texas. Munster Mansion Replica While there is no official address for, “1313 Mockingbird Lane,” in […]

Filed Under: Blog on Writing & Life, Blog Posts, Haunted Travel, My Reviews, Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: Halloween, Munster Mansion, Oct15, q1, quirky, Quirky Travel, replica, road trip, Texas, Texas road trip, Texas Travel, Tui Snider, Waxahachie

Deep Creek Cemetery in Boyd, Texas: From Pioneers & Comanches to Mickey Mouse & Folk Ballet

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Historic Deep Creek Cemetery in Boyd, Texas (photo by Tui Snider)

Researching Paranormal Texas The following is an adapted excerpt from my travel guide to haunted places, a book called Paranormal Texas. To see a 5-minute info-video I made to accompany this story (with even more photos) watch the video below: And here’s a more recent video I made about Deep Creek Cemetery, in which I explain the […]

Filed Under: Haunted Travel, Historic Cemeteries, Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: author Tui Snider, cemetery, day trip, haunted, historic cemetery, paranormal, paranormal texas, photo essay, q1, road trip, texas history, Tui Snider photographer

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