RC Revere
Raised in Mobile Alabama, I write, travel, and visit the occasional cemetery. Two cats and a dog enjoy lounging while I sit at the computer. Someday, I hope to lounge more in Austin, Texas and elsewhere.
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MPG Stickers and Going GreenJudging MPG stickers on new cars
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Review of The Blue Star Cafeteria in Austin, TexasBlue Star Cafeteria is anything but a tray-infested, sneeze-guarded buffet. It's a cafeteria like we always wanted it--open, clean, and friendly with plenty of modern attitude.
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Scenes from Palestine, Texas GraveyardsPalestine is roughly an hour from Tyler in East Texas. Its oldest cemeteries point to strong Masonic and Woodmen of the World roots. These photos represent a miniscule representation of East Hill, Old City, and Fort Sam Houston Cemeteries. -
The Deep South - Off the Beaten PathSome of Huntingdon's more famous alumni are Senator Jeff Sessions and novelist Harper Lee. Aside from these facts, Huntingdon is probably most famous for its ghosts. In fact, it may be one of the most haunted colleges in Alabama, if not the South.
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Austin's Best Kept SecretAustinites love music, food, and the outdoors, but like everybody else, they hate standing in lines. That's what makes the little-known DPS office on Congress Avenue Austin's best kept secret.
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Tips for Exploring Old GraveyardsBuried treasure isn't only for pirates. History awaits among the ruins. Here are a few tips to help you explore the possibilities found in old cemeteries.
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Tips for Taking Up Road CyclingTips for the sane way to begin road cycling, or what I did wrong and how you can benefit for my newbie cycling mistakes.
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The 1930s WPA's Guide to Alabama HistoryA brief summary of the WPA's Guide to 1930's Alabama history