By Rhonda Briggs
Do you ever want to get away and really get away from everything? Someplace with no cell phone reception, no WiFi, no television? Someplace where you can relax, recharge and renew knowing the outside world and its demands can’t reach you?
Deep in Southwest Texas this type place exists – a place where it is possible to completely unplug. Big Bend National Park.
For the full story see the April 27 issue and the e-Edition http://www.etypeservices.com/Wylie%20NewsID245/default.aspx
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