People and Cultural
Confederate Air Force Air Show, Brownsville, Texas, USA
Confederate Air Force Air Show in Brownsville, Texas
Confederate Air Force Air Show
Confederate Air Force Air Show in Brownsville, Texas
What better place to watch an air show on a warm spring day than from the shadow of a huge aircraft. The Commerative Air Force Air Fiesta in Brownsville, Texas attracts thousands of enthusiastic viewers to the Brownsville Air Port each spring.
Kids love the Commerative Air Force Air Fiesta in Brownsville, Texas because they can climb right up by the cockpit and talk to real pilots.
What better place to watch an air show on a warm spring day than from the shadow of a huge aircraft. The Commerative Air Force Air Fiesta in Brownsville, Texas attracts thousands of enthusiastic viewers to the Brownsville Air Port each spring.
All eyes on the sky at the Commerative Air Force's Air Fiesta in Brownsville, Texas in March.
What better place to watch an air show on a warm spring day than from the shadow of a huge aircraft. The Commerative Air Force Air Fiesta in Brownsville, Texas attracts thousands of enthusiastic viewers to the Brownsville Air Port each spring.
Anthony Godinich on forklift loading oysters at Fulton Harbor, Texas.
Rene, Jazmine and Pamela (left to right) Arce playing doctor & patient at the Children's Museum in Brownsville, Texas
Roy F. & Joann Cole Mitte Cultural Education Center of Bronwsville, Texas, houses the Dean Porter Park's Children's Museum and Costumes of the Americans museums.
Roy F. & Joann Cole Mitte Cultural Education Center of Bronwsville, Texas, a part of the Dean Porter Park Children's Museum and Costumes of the Americas Museum.
Pamela, Jazmine and Rene Arce playing doctor & patient at the Children's Museum in Brownsville, Texas
Sister and brother, Michaela and Matthew Francis dressed in Charro costumes for the Charro Days Festival costume competition in Brownsville, Texas
Dancers in "Grupo Folklorico de Tizatlan" represent the University of Texas - Brownsville and Texas Southmost College at the Charro Days Festival street dance in Brownsville, Texas
Dance troop "Grupo Folklorico Tizatlan" represent the University of Texas - Brownsville and Texas Southmost College at the Charro Days street dance in Brownsville, Texas. The group entertains the crowds with the folk dances and music of old south Texas and northeast Mexico, all done in traditional Charro fiesta attire.
Dance troop "Grupo Folklorico Tizatlan" represent the University of Texas - Brownsville and Texas Southmost College at the Charro Days street dance in Brownsville, Texas. The group entertains the crowds with the folk dances and music of old south Texas and northeast Mexico, all done in traditional Charro fiesta attire.
Dance troop "Grupo Folklorico Tizatlan" represent the University of Texas - Brownsville and Texas Southmost College at the Charro Days street dance in Brownsville, Texas. The group entertains the crowds with the folk dances and music of old south Texas and northeast Mexico, all done in traditional Charro fiesta attire.
baby Daniel Cerna in Charro costume at Charro Days Festival, Brownsville, Texas.
A Charro's sombrero (dress hat of the Mexican cowboy) for festive occasions may be worn at celebrations like Charro Days in Brownsville, Texas. The sombreros are decorated with ornate stitching usually added by proud mothers and wives to enhance the festive appearance of a husband or son.
Cowboy's Grave on the Kenedy Ranch
Strumming his guitar, this fisherman was relaxing at the end of the day as the other fishing boats were still unloading oysters, Fulton Harbor, Fulton, Texas
Kenedy Ranch cemetary in spring
View of Schlitterbaun Beach Waterpark from above. Located on South Padre Island, Texas. This area of the park is where Rio Aventura begins and ends. The rio winds through out the park and carrys tubers to and from rides and rides and beaches.
Boogie Bahn! Little Max Lerma of Los Fresnos, Texas boogie boarding on a jet of water that looks and feels like the front of a big wave. Waterpark attendants and parents are standing nearby to insure Max's ride is a safe one.
Tubers enjoy a leisurely ride on the Rio Aventura at Schlitterbaun Beach Waterpark on South Padre Island. Along they way, there are thrills like water shoots, white water rapids and gentle drops. Much of the rio is lined with banana trees and colorful beaches, shaded palapas and refreshement stands.
Arahys Yanes and little Christopher Flores of McAllen rounding the last curve in one of the Wizard's Waterways which originate atop a giant sand pale. They twist and turn until they reach splashdown. It looks like Christopher thinks this water slide is a piece of cake.
Boogie Bahn! Donetta Davenport of Burleson, Texas riding the wave; a jet of water that looks and feels like the front of a big wave.
Rio Beach has plenty of shaded seating under a giant "palapa", a gentlly sloped beach with breaking surf. It is the starting point for the Rio Aventura tubing area.
Tubers enjoy a leisurely ride on the Rio Aventura at Schlitterbaun Beach Waterpark on South Padre Island. Along they way, there are thrills like water shoots, white water rapids and gentle drops. Much of the rio is lined with banana trees and colorful beaches, shaded palapas and refreshement stands.
The giant Sand Castle is located in the middle of the park and has hundreds of hands-on water play elements, slippery slides and a giant dumping pale.
The giant Sand Castle as seen from Rio Beach in the middle of the park. The castle has hundreds of hands-on water play elements, slippery slides and a giant dumping pale.
Space X Rocket being prepared for launch at Boca Chica Beach near Brownsville, Texas.