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West By God, Again

Our Move Across The Country Up until last November I have lived in West Texas my entire life. I’ve been proud to say I come from God’s country—the wide-open spaces,…

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May 25, 2018
Blog, On West Texas

Living on the Edge

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March 11, 2016
Blog, On West Texas, On Writing

Ranch Hands On The Wheel

It’s true I’m a bit of a nomad, but I always love returning home to West Texas. I wrote about my experience learning how to drive on the ranch for…

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October 11, 2019
Blog, On Travel, On Writing

Stories of the Sky

When I worked at the Midland Convention & Visitors Bureau my favorite place to bring tour groups and journalists was the world’s largest collection of World War II aviation nose…

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April 5, 2020
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Hunting Topaz in Mason

There’s no denying the Texas Hill Country is gorgeous. In my latest article for Texas Co-op Power magazine, I returned to Mason, Texas—where my husband’s family is from—to explore topaz,…

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May 22, 2020
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    10 Ways To Explore San Antonio

    September 21, 2018 / Comments Off on 10 Ways To Explore San Antonio

    Your Guide To Discovering The Alamo City Vacationist USA San Antonio was the place we went to every summer for family vacations. We’d walk the River Walk, swim at Schlitterbahn, visit the hippos at the zoo, and we even got served by Charlie Brown at The Magic Time Machine. I revisited this old favorite for Vacationist USA to countdown 10 of the must-do attractions in Alamo City—many of which weren’t there when we were growing up but are quickly becoming classic SA. >>Read the article here<<

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    Photography & Birding in Alpine, Texas

    September 2, 2018 / Comments Off on Photography & Birding in Alpine, Texas

    Texas Monthly   The Alpine and Big Bend area of Texas has long been a magnet for photographers—pros and amateurs alike. In this article I wrote for Texas Monthly, you’ll learn the best spots for birding and nature photography in the region. >>Read the article here<<

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Brenda Kissko

Brenda Kissko is a freelance writer, designer and marketer focusing on travel, nature, literature, faith and community. A Texas native, she has lived in West Virginia and is currently based in Arizona. Brenda grew up on a West Texas ranch, influenced by the healing power of nature. She writes for people navigating their way through life with a message of unplugging and living to the fullest.

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