Your Guide To Marble Falls, Burnet, Kingsland, Llano, Spicewood, Horseshoe Bay, and ALL of the Highland Lakes.
Professional photographer Ronnie Madrid, owner of Divine Radiance Photography in Marble Falls, recently took 101HighlandLakes.com to a patch of bluebonnets on RR 1431 west of Marble Falls to demonstrate how best to capture Texas’s state flower and other wildflowers on Read more…
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Home to over 115 species and subspecies of snakes, Texas harbors more of these reptiles than any other state in the nation. The good news is that most of these snakes — roughly 85 percent — are nonvenomous. In fact, Read more…
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Whoo-hoo! The pecan leaves are coming out, and the scissortails are arriving. Spring has officially sprung. GRASSHOPPERS Begin the vigil for grasshoppers. We are getting close to the critical time of the first hatch. You can see them when you Read more…
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The rows are alive with the colors of strawberries. Yes, that’s a cheesy way to start, and I stole it from “The Sound of Music,” but it sums up what you’ll find at Sweet Berry Farm this spring. A couple Read more…
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Pick a day, any day, and you can match it to a season. Officially, the first day of spring is March 20. However, the day of the last freeze is still up for grabs. In the past, we have had Read more…
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Grab a napkin and dig into the favorite hamburgers of locals and visitors alike The Highland Lakes has gained a reputation as a hot spot for hamburgers among locals and visitors alike. Locals have their favorites, and visitors will have Read more…
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Not sure how to choose which vegetables to plant this spring or how to decide the space to give each vegetable or herb? Here’s an idea. Do you have a running grocery list on your refrigerator, dry erase board, or Read more…
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Ready to get your hands dirty? Our February to-do list might make you hungry with all the goodies we get to plant. Before we start, there are a few conditions to check: 1. Does the space where you are going to Read more…
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As she talked about volunteering, Martelle Luedecke pointed out to one specific day that really highlights why she spends hundreds of hours each year giving of herself. She was helping with the zip line at Candlelight Ranch, an outdoors facility Read more…
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During a recent meeting of the Llano Community Theatre Board of Directors, President Cheryl Crabtree could hardly sit still. “I have to tell you something,” she finally said to the other board members. That “something” was that the theater had Read more…
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