The East Texas Junior Golf Tour (ETJGT) headed to Princedale Country Club in Pittsburg Thursday. The day had ideal conditions: eighty-degree weather, a few clouds, and a small breeze.
From Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Week of May 20, 2020
The East Texas Junior Golf Tour is in its fifth year providing summer golf tournaments for East Texas area youth. This tour allows youth golfers to compete in tournaments and accumulate points based upon where they place in each tournament to qualify for a 36-hole Tour Championship to be played at Mount Pleasant Country Club. In the Tour Championship the youth golfers have caddies to carry their clubs and give advice on Club and shot selection.
Bob Sandlin — EXCELLENT. Water lightly stained; 72 degrees; 0.24’ high. Black bass are excellent on square billed crankbaits, Texas-rigged plastic worms 7-12’. Plastic frogs and topwater plugs are working early in 2-7’ in or near grass, and lily pads Crappie are good on jigs and minnows in creeks fishing in 12-20’ near brush piles and submerged structure. Catfish are excellent on cut bait in 6-18’.
Edible plants are not just restricted to fruits and vegetables. Many flowers can be ingested in teas, salads, baked goods, and really any other food item. This article will cover the most common edible flowers and their flavors, how they grow best, and a few suggestions for incorporating them into food and drinks.
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