The Saga of Seiders’ Springs
Shoal Creek bordered early Austin, and away from downtown the landscape quickly changed from a border to wild. Austin arose in 1839, and soon after Gideon White moved his family to the new capital and built a log cabin near a robust spring on Shoal Creek.
Read MoreEarly Spring Along Shoal Creek
We are between seasons. We have arrived at that time of year when we miss complaining about the heat. Winter’s done; spring’s brief appearance has been announced.
Read MorePhotoFriday: Eeyore’s Birthday at Pease Park
This month at the Conservancy blog we’re talking parks and our #PhotoFriday snap comes by way of Ted Lee Eubanks and his 2011 visit to Eeyore’s Birthday Party at Pease Park.
Read MoreIt’s My Park Day 2014: A huge success along Shoal Creek
A great, big “thank you” to the many volunteers who braved a grey and misty morning to help out with clean-up along Shoal Creek as part of It’s My Park Day 2014.
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