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Jan 21, 2015 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

What to do in this Hill Country hamlet when not antiquing.

May 1, 2014 — By jordanbreal and Katy Vine

Plan a kid-friendly summertime weekend through this historic city by the sea using this guide with tips on what to do, where to eat, and where to stay.

May 1, 2014 — By jordanbreal and Pamela Colloff

Plan a summertime weekend at this luxurious (and kid-free!) adult summer camp.

Nov 14, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

It's officially leaf-peeping season. Here's where to catch the spectacular spoils of fall.

Jul 19, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

  Jordan, Hey. I’m heading to Austin at the end of July and—having worked at Philadelphia magazine for a few years—I figured reaching out to you would be the best way to figure out what to do. A few college friends and I will be visiting a…

Apr 5, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

From the bustling cities to the Piney Woods and West Texas deserts, no state has as much to offer travelers as Texas. I keep an ever-growing Texas To-Do list; here’s one of my many entries. Last May, cranes lifted a 480-ton theater out of the San Marcos River.

Apr 4, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

Last week, I asked for a little help answering a California reader’s query about where in Texas he and his family should relocate. I was very happy to read all of your thoughtful comments, as well as the responses on Twitter and Facebook.

Mar 21, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

Help some poor Californians out (figuratively and literally).

Mar 20, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

Spring is here, and with it another entry for the Texas To-Do List: meet one of Texas's oldest living things, a 1,230 year-old cypress tree growing in Orange. 

Feb 12, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Patricia Sharpe

Three Austin establishments landed on the food magazine’s list of the twenty most important restaurants of America.

Jan 30, 2013 — By jordanbreal and Jordan Breal

In Texas Monthly’s inaugural issue (forty years ago this month, in February 1973), writer Richard West exhorted “weekend wanderers” to pack up and embrace the three-day vacation. “With a little imagination, planning, and a basic Texas road map,” he wrote, “a very real quality of leisure…