Purposeful Beach Rendezvous
The late summer sun is setting on the southeast Texas peninsula beach getaway known as Crystal Beach. Famously detailed in Hayes Carll’s early work and vividly in Guy Clark’s “South Coast of Texas”, it is a rough patch of land with a rough patch of characters attempting to alter its image. Post-last hurricane, it is cleaning things up and attempting to go (somewhat) upscale. It hasn’t lost all of its white trash charm yet though. For example, one observation I noted while spending time on the public beaches where they allow parking and cruising right on the water, was that seemingly every
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