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Pedernales Falls State Park, Johnson City
Photographer: Pierce Ingram
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The Traveling Man, Deep Ellum, Dallas
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Lake Austin
Photographer: Chris Zebo
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Kayakers on the Medina River, South Central Texas
Photographer: Pierce Ingram
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Monahans Sandhills State Park
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Natural Bridge Caverns, San Antonio
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Longhorn at Palo Duro State Park
Photographer: Jamie Hudson
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Pleasure Pier, Galveston
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A seaside sunset in Portland, part of Coastal Bend, Texas. 
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Chalk the Block, El Paso
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Fort Worth Stockyards
Photographer: Jamie Hudson

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