6 Things You Shouldn’t Store in Your Garage
Posted: June 1, 2022
A garage helps protect your vehicles from exposure to the elements. It can also be a convenient location for storing items you don’t want to keep in the house. Keeping some items in the garage can create a health and safety risk for you and your family. Never store these six things in your garage: Propane Tanks If you barbecue outdoors, you may keep propane...
Understanding What Your Home Insurance Policy Covers
Posted: May 16, 2022
Understanding your home insurance policy and what it covers is essential but easier said than done. Insurance contracts are written in a legal language unfamiliar to most of us. To understand your coverage, you may want to get help from a local insurance agent. You need to know what is covered – hopefully long before you need to file a claim. You likely have homeowners'...
How to Travel Safely with Travel Insurance
Posted: May 1, 2022
Planning a trip? We all look forward to trips to other states or countries or enjoying a cruise. You may not consider “What if something goes wrong?” but life can throw a curveball, and travel insurance can save the day when it does. What is Vacation Travel Insurance? Vacation travel insurance protects you when you visit another state or country. It is structured to help...
Ride the Texas Palo Duro Canyon loops
Posted: April 27, 2022
Palo Duro Canyon has been called the Grand Canyon of Texas—and once you’ve experienced it, you’ll understand why. At 120 miles long, it’s the second longest canyon in America. It varies in width between six and 20 miles, and ranges in depth between 800 and 1,000 feet. With its steep Mesa walls of multi-colored rock punctuated by caves, Palo Duro Canyon gives visitors a rare...
A rider’s guide to the Twisted Sisters of Texas
Posted: April 25, 2022
The Twisted Sisters is a legendary route known for its rugged terrain and thrilling curves. These characteristics make the Twisted Sisters a challenging yet exhilarating ride for the adventure-seeking motorcyclist. Where are the Twisted Sisters? The Twisted Sisters are three roads in Texas hill country—TX 335, TX 336 and TX 337—northwest of San Antonio. Riders traditionally start this looping route in Medina, Texas, and head...