And now, Exhibit A in our series of Stuff That Will Keep You Up at Night.
There are literally thousands of places to explore here in West Texas. Palo Duro Canyon, Lake Alan Henry, the service bays at the old Reagor-Dykes dealership, for example.
However, we may have found the one place that even the bravest souls in West Texas may think twice about.
This is the Clarity Tunnel, located at Caprock Canyon State Park in Quitaque in Briscoe County, Texas. It s an old railroad tunnel that hikers and bikers have been exploring for some time. Seems fairly non-threatening, right?
After 91 years, coronavirus brings a Texas rancherâs last sunset Raymond Reeves rides a horse at his Donley County ranch in the early 2000s. (Source: Courtesy of the Reeves family) By Emma Platoff | January 26, 2021 at 5:09 PM CST - Updated January 27 at 1:27 AM
DONLEY COUNTY, Texas (The Texas Tribune) - Not for anything could Raymond Reeves bluff his way through a game of poker. Somehow, his children recall, his face always revealed the hand heâd been dealt.
Perhaps it was the honesty, the sincerity, the fundamental good-guy, good-neighbor mentality. Raised in Floydada, in Texasâ sparse Panhandle, Reeves was the storybook Texas farmer and rancher throughout his 91 years, the type of father who would place his children atop a new horse minutes after theyâd been bucked off another â no member of his family would grow up fearing animals.
After 91 years, coronavirus brings a Texas rancher’s last sunset
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Credit: Courtesy of the Reeves family
Not for anything could Raymond Reeves bluff his way through a game of poker. Somehow, his children recall, his face always revealed the hand he’d been dealt.
Perhaps it was the honesty, the sincerity, the fundamental good-guy, good-neighbor mentality. Raised in Floydada, in Texas’ sparse Panhandle, Reeves was the storybook Texas farmer and rancher throughout his 91 years, the type of father who would place his children atop a new horse minutes after they’d been bucked off another no member of his family would grow up fearing animals.
land fir. mr. speaker, i rise today in the wake of two great tragedies in our nation. the terrorist attack in boston and a tragedy in west texas last night. thatdless of the risk modern life presents, i have i hope americans pray for these committees and hold your families tight. i want you to remember all those affected by the explosion in weston all those killed and their families and their loved ones. i would like to recognize the bravery of the first responders and the volunteers from our community and from all over texas who have come to the aid of those in need. house to thank our college for their many offers of support and i also asked for a moment of silence. ask all members, please rise. mayorsident obama joined at an interfaith service in boston to honor the victims of the boston marathon bombings. the bombings left to the people dead and more than 100 50 people injured. , thewing the service president and first lady lady visited with victims still in the hospi
0 brian? brian: are you tougher than a boy scout? steve and i will take on that challenge. we ll see if we can be weeblows at that point and see who gets the fox & friends merit of honor, if anyone. we are not forceed to hand out if we are not worthy. who starts the fire? fox & friends starts. who starts the fire? i m done. steve: the boy scouts starting that fire out there did it the old-fashioned way. gretchen: they have a reality show coming up? is that what we re talking about here? they re going to put you guys to the test to see how you guys stack up against the boy scouts. i m sure you ll be fantastic. brian: you could drop me on a mountain with nothing but my wallet, and i m fine. gretchen: your wallet on a mountain? exactly what you need on a mountain? brian: i could survive with anything. gretchen: pay off a billy goat for a ride down. brian: exactly. steve: we have two tasks. one, start a fire. plus one of us is going to have to carry the other one off with a de