 miles southwest of Longview, this park is notable for its lighted fishing pier, which is a great place to explore if you are short on time. You can also bring your boat to launch from one of the state park’s boat docks. Since Martin Creek Lake stays warm for most of the year, it's ideal for swimming and other water activities. The prosperous town of Harmony Hill was founded by Daniel Martin just north of the lake in the early 1800s. You can still see remnants of the town’s roads while hiking or biking on the five miles of trails in this park.
With so many fun activities like cooking, swimming, boating, hiking, and biking available at this state park, you'll want to wake up early and go to bed late. Therefore, you should bring your RV. If you do not have one, rent one on RVshare.
Primitive campsites start at $10 per night at this state park. For a few dollars extra, you can hook up to water and electricity at this campground. Most of the sites with electricity are under tall shade trees. Each site comes with a fire ring and grill, making outside meal prep easier.
Swim in the pool, borrow a book from the lending library, or play on the playground at this campground. Rates start at about $30 per night at this campground in Tatum. They have also been known to give military discounts.
This Longview-area campground offers an RV washing facility and internet throughout the park. Rates start at about $45 per night. For entertainment, head to the swimming pool area where you can also play horseshoes.
Named one of the 100 top campgrounds in the state by the Good Sam Club, Shallow Creek is a sure bet. The rates start at about $40 per night with weekly and monthly rates available. The campground boasts a swimming pool, recreation hall, catch-and-release fishing pond, and hot tub. Guests can prepare meals in the on-site full kitchen.
One of the biggest draws to this East Texas state park is the quality of fish. If you're not a fully equipped angler, you can borrow equipment from the park’s headquarters. You can also go hiking or biking on the trails where you may get to see opossums, swamp rabbits, beaver, white-tailed deer, raccoons, armadillos and squirrels. If you love bird-watching, you should bring your binoculars to see if you can spot mallard ducks, herons, egrets, cardinals and blue jays.
There are many things to do in the area surrounding Martin Creek Lake. There are nine communities within 20 miles of this state park, and they are all hospitable to travelers. If you are looking for a great place to dine, shop or see something new, there are many nearby locations that you will not want to miss.
Catfish fried to perfection and served with French fries, hush puppies and coleslaw is the specialty at this restaurant. Make sure to leave room for their delicious banana pudding.
Fall-off-the-bone ribs, tender brisket and delicious sausage are some popular menu options at this barbecue restaurant. They serve some great tacos too.
If you love Tex-Mex but are tired of the same old thing, then give this restaurant’s specials a try. Getting breakfast here is a great way to start the day.
This small restaurant where the owner does most of the cooking serves authentic Mexican food. Their barbecue tacos and shredded meat tortas are outstanding.
Get meals like a Texas grandmother cooks at this restaurant. Some favorites include sliced roast beef, baked pork chops and goulash.
You can find hand-knit dishtowels, antique furniture and everything in between at this store.

Take a stroll down memory lane at this antique store or discover treasures you wish your family had left you.
Find home décor, teas, greeting cards and more at this home-owned gift store.
While this store caters to livestock needs, you'll want to stop and see their extensive supply of unique health and beauty products. There are also some good home décor items.
Tour 12 restored buildings from Texas’s Wild West days at this museum.
Play tennis, test your skateboard riding skills, get wet at the splash pad and play hard on the playground at this city-owned park.
When you stop at this museum, you can learn about life during the 1930s oil boom in this area.
Experience living history at this brick building that was the first home constructed in Henderson.
At this venue, you can hear live music performed on most weekends after enjoying a full day of family fun cruising on this lake, playing beach volleyball and doing other activities.
If you are coming to this park from the west, take Interstate 20 to exit 595A. You'll then turn right on Estes Parkway. In about seven miles, get on TX 149 E. In two miles, turn right on FM1716 E. Continue for a little over three miles and turn right on TX 43 S and immediately turn right on CR 2181 D. You'll see your destination on your left. To reach the park, you'll have to make a U-turn.
Martin Creek Lake State Park is open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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OTTAWA, March 13 (Xinhua) -- Canada's parliament easily passed a government motion on Thursday to extend its Afghan mission to 2011, provided that NATO allies provide necessary reinforcement to the military operations in southern Afghanistan.
The motion passed by 198-77. The New Democratic Party and the Bloc Quebecois voted against it. The biggest opposition the Liberal Party, who had reached an agreement with the Conservatives, voted in favor.
The motion calls for Canada's 2,500 troops to stay in Afghanistan beyond its current mandate of February 2009, but with a focus on reconstruction and training of Afghan troops. It also states a clear pull-out deadline of December 2011.
But to remain in Kandahar, Canada has demanded that NATO allies provide 1,000 more troops, as well as surveillance drones, helicopters and other equipment. Otherwise, it would still withdraw next year.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper's minority government has been under growing pressure to withdraw the troops as the death toll keeps mounting. A total of 80 soldiers and one diplomat have died there since Canada first sent troops to Afghanistan.
Thursday's motion is a confidence vote, meaning its defeat would have brought the government down.Paco León makes his feature film debut with Carmina or Blow Up, a project starring his real-life mother and sister.
Famous comedian Paco León drags us to the surreal and wild world of Carmina, a 58-year old woman who manages a bar with Iberian products in Sevilla.
A phenomenon in Spain, Carmina or Blow Up was the first film to be released simultaneously in theaters, DVD, pay TV, and the Internet in its country, reaching an astonishing 30,000 spectators in the first week. The film's charming and wild protagonist has not only seduced the audience, but the critics as well, taking the Special Jury Prize, Audience Award and best Actress Award at the Málaga Film Festival.
Spain, 2011, 71 minutes. Rated 14A; Mature Theme. Directed by Paco León. With Carmina Barrios, María León, Paco Casaus, Ana María García.
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Meanwhile, capitalism is an actual base of decision-making valuing short-term gain higher than human long-term survival, thus causing issues when kept up for too long.Last week saw the launch of my first five-day embroidery courses new-style. Students can either bring their own design, make one up using my extensive library of embroidery books or simply pick a ready-made design from one of those books. Equally, they can choose to work a small design in an embroidery hoop or opt for a more professional approach and