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Ramada Inn College Station

1502 Texas Avenue South College Station, Texas, 77840, United States

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Day 3 - Huntsville to College Station - 56 miles

A travel blog entry by cindysellsjohns

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... daughters (Jenna 14, Leah 9 and Allie 6) and her niece were there. Rachel could not be at the event either. I told my story about Andy and told both of their stories since they could not be there.

Kenneth Mireles rode in honor of Emily Parker a blood donor and blood donation advocate.

Preston Tyree rode in honor of Danna Speakmon who is a regular blood.

Bonnie Kwan rode in memory of Nicolis Williams, an organ donor who died ...

I've always wanted to "GIG 'EM"...

A travel blog entry by azelling

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Well there is not much in College Station, except of course Texas A&M university. We were here to visit my life long friend Ben Landon. We went to freebirds to get the largest burrito Ive ever had. Besides that there is not much to do here unless you want to fry an egg on the pavement. This was a relaxing stop before we headed to our much anticipated destination - Carlsbad caverns.

P.S. Gig 'Em ...

I scream, You Scream, We All Scream

A travel blog entry by francesandrew

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For Ice Cream!

Today was a public holiday and we finally made it out the door to the Blue Bell Creamery in Brenham, about 1hr20m drive away heading North-East. We got to see a bit of the countryside in Texas - mostly open space, farmland, or ranches. Ben got very excited when we passes three fields with working nodding donkeys in! We also saw a fair number of large birds - either Buzzards or Eagles in the air and I saw on on the central reservation. We passed RUV sellers with ...

Jim--Barrington Farm, TX

A travel blog entry by jdcasazza

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... you used a lot of. It was definitely for more special occasions.

Umm, salt was more readily available because there are plenty of salt mines around Texas and salt was already being mined in the 1820’s and 30’s. But the sugar was something much harder to come by. Now people did start growing sugar cane down around Brazoria down on the Brazos River but it didn’t do so well and so if you wanted sugar it was probably going to be coming from Louisiana ...

Recipe - Grandma’s Ham and Egg Bake

A travel blog entry by jdcasazza

Grandma’s Ham and Egg Bake--Jim, Barrington Farm

Cook country style cured ham (or regular ham) in water until the ham is tender. Remove the ham from the broth, reserving the broth, and cut the ham into 1” pieces (bite size) pieces. Take the ham and put it into a deep pot with the broth and make some dumplings to go in, add the dumplings, put the pot back on the ...