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Flying Longhorns Take Spain

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To fully enjoy the riches of Catalonia and the Basque Country of northern Spain, the traveler needs stamina, curiosity, a hearty appetite for fine wines and gourmet...

 
 

Flying Longhorns Explore Southeast Asia

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Carole Leissner, Life Member, shared this photo from her recent adventure with the Flying Longhorns in Southeast Asia. Leissner and her fellow travelers cruised...

 
 

A Longhorn in Myanmar

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Ray B. Smith, BA ’56, MA ’57, PhD ’67, Life Member, showed his UT pride at a pagoda in Rangoon, Burma, during a Flying Longhorns trip in March. Smith is a...

 
 

Longhorns in South Africa

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Candy Stone, BS ’89, shared this photo from a Flying Longhorns trip to South Africa in March. It was taken at the Thornybush Game Reserve, which Stone says was...

 
 

’Horns Down Under

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When 16 Flying Longhorns explored Australia and New Zealand, they embraced every adventure—from tasting kangaroo tail to bungee jumping. With their “No worries,...

 
 

Postcards from Morocco

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There’s nowhere quite like Morocco, as 17 Flying Longhorns discovered on a recent 14-day journey in this country of contrasts. Geographically, Morocco’s...

 
 

Flying Longhorns on Safari

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Can’t see this slideshow? Click here. Thousands of wildebeest, zebras, gazelles, and myriad other grassland creatures thunder across the plains of Tanzania...

 
 

A Passage to India

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When 14 Flying Longhorns toured India and Nepal, they discovered a feast for the senses. India is the world’s largest democracy and is among the globe’s fastest-growing...

 
 

From Russia With Love

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Eight days in St. Petersburg gave 27 Flying Longhorns an in-depth, behind-the-scenes view of Russia’s cultural capital. Backstage at the historic Mikhailovsky...

 
 

Swiss Flying Longhorns Reunite in Galveston

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For several Flying Longhorns, the best souvenirs of their recent trip to Switzerland turned out to be friendships. During the “Discover Switzerland” Flying...

 
 
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