Lemon Twist beach house

08/13/2025

Good information!

About 51,000 bottlenose dolphins—the most common species off the Texas coast—are frolicking in the northern Gulf as you read this. Occasionally, though, one of them ends up on land. 🐬

The Texas Marine Mammal Stranding Network, based in Galveston, responds to an average of 134 strandings per year. Executive director Heidi Whitehead says that after hurricanes, she and her colleagues have even rescued dolphins from fields and ditches as far as seventeen miles inland. So before you head to the beach (or your favorite ditch), learn what to do if you come across one here: txmnth.ly/4e0oKD2 🏖️

🎨: Zoe Keller

05/12/2025

Beautiful weather and the beach was perfect. Could see your toes in waist deep water! Mother's day 2025

04/12/2023

Sandfest Port Aransas this weekend.

12/07/2020

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Happy Holidays!

10/02/2020

Beautiful

Steve C***s totally nailed it with this shot of the harvest moon tonight!

08/19/2020

Amazing 😉

📸 Trinity by the Sea Episcopal Church

05/05/2020

May the 4th be with you!

01/31/2020

Fun for kids of every age!

A new way to cool off during the hot summer months is coming to Port Aransas. A splash park will be built next to the swimming pool at Port Aransas Community Park soon. "I think it will be a big

09/09/2019

9-Hole Disc Golf Course with 3 bonus holes. The course wraps around the Community Park at 700 Clark Parkway in Port Aransas, TX 78373

09/06/2019

From South Jetty news editor Dan Parker: "I was shooting photos of people fishing at Roberts Point Park recently when I saw a bottlenose dolphin about 40 yards away suddenly leap a good six feet in the air, delighting everyone who was watching from the edge of the ship channel. I couldn't focus on it fast enough to get a good shot, but I watched for another minute, and the dolphin did it again. That time, I managed to get several decent shots off. I was lucky I had a long lens with me. As many of y'all know, dolphins commonly leap while riding the swells pushed ahead of ships, but this one burst skyward with nary a ship around." (South Jetty staff photo by Dan Parker © 2019.)

08/18/2019

Well said

May you always have a shell in your pocket and sand in your toes.