A quick look at how the beautiful Azalea Trail event got started in Tyler.
A highlight of each spring season in East Texas is the 10-mile long Tyler Azalea Trail guiding visitors through neighborhoods of quaint brick streets, historic homes, and residential gardens filled with blooming azaleas, dogwoods and tulips. The event is generally held in the end of March and beginning of April each year.
Video by the City of Tyler
The world's largest coral reef.
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