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Ranch Report: The Sex Pistols, 50 years later
About two weeks ago received an e-mail from the Longhorn Ballroom that three of the original Sex Pistols would be playing the famed venue 50 years after their first, and only, appearance there back on January 10, 1978.
Just a few days afte...
Ranch Report: Parties out here
For most easterners, or anyone who lives in Dallas, Houston or Austin, going to a party means putting on your party clothes and making a short, traffic-filled drive to another part of the metropolis, like maybe north of LBJ, or outside the...
Ranch Report: The Cowboy Camp Meeting
Anglo settlers started to arrive west of the Pecos after military forts were established at Fort Stockton and Fort Davis in the 1850s. This gave some protection against Indian attacks. Many settlers were attracted by the large tracts of lan...
Ranch Report: Rain
It is an old truism that once you get west of the Pecos, every conversation usually begins with rain.
"Get any rain?”
“How much?”
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Ranch Report: The 4th of July at Mertzon and Willie's Picnic
My grandfather Roland, with his brother, Glenn, as he recovered from a rattlesnake bite. Not long after that happened he went to the “biggest 4th of July party” he ever attended.
I always liked this story that my granddad told me ab...
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I like Tex-Mex food, Baylor football, my blue-eyed bride, my kids and Texas west of the Pecos.
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