TPW MAGAZINE -- JANUARY-FEBRUARY: -Stories to curl up with on a chilly 
winter's day ... ahead on Passport to Texas.

This is Passport to Texas

A comfy chair, a hot beverage, and a good read make a 
winter's day pure pleasure. You're on your own with the 
chair and beverage, but TPW magazine has you covered 
with the reading. Editor, Louie Bond.

62 -- Well, I always like to think of the deep winter issues as the 
ones you want to snuggle up and spend some time reading. So we 
put a little smorgasbord of things in our January/February issue. 
And the cover story is by Russell Graves, and it is about how to 
teach your kid how to love the outdoors, called Dirty Nails and 
Goat Slobber. And it's all about kids letting play in the dirt. And 
Russell is such a great person to write this article. He was Ag 
teacher of the year in Texas. He has two kids of his own who are 
great outdoorsmen. And he's got six quick steps to teach your 
kid be a great outdoors person. And then, to counter that, we 
have this beautiful photo essay by our own Chase Fountain called 
Into the Night, which is this whole variety of starscapes and light 
and all kinds of things that go bump in the night, and I think 
people are really going to enjoy that. And then our final feature 
this month is on pond management. Now who wouldn't want to 
have their own pond in their backyard where they could just stick 
a line in, catch a fish, and while away a lazy afternoon? It's a really 
wide variety of articles this month, and I think there's going to be 
something in there to please everyone.

Thanks, Louie. The Jan./Feb. issue of TPW magazine is on 
newsstands now.

For Texas parks and Wildlife ... I'm Cecilia Nasti.


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