This is the first time since the mid-1990's that I now see a reason to re-visit Texas.
@GettingToHeaven2 күн бұрын
Interesting video. Thanks for making it.
@deagonfrost77863 күн бұрын
Phenomenal!!
@edsfountain3 күн бұрын
Stolen land from Mexico!!!
@davidcastillo67774 күн бұрын
I live 25 minutes from there, been going there since I was a child. Still have people living there and the fishing is decent. Beautiful memories of a beautiful place.
@lonestarbellepk5 күн бұрын
What about Hill Country Wends
@bobbycorey99787 күн бұрын
Me and my family and we have this car over 40 years. I came out from Dallas and went to work at radio company and started a pest control business for 34 years got sick and had to move the northeast Texas
@KLRJUNE7 күн бұрын
Just on the east side of highway 207 at Lake Mackenzie is Tule Canyon. The canyon begins just east of the highway. It's on private property so access is complicated but it is a beautiful and dramatic canyon with a lot of high plains history and it really needs to be a state park or national monument. To the owners credit they have protected it and left it wild and natural. If you search for Tule Canyon Texas or Tule Canyon Narrows you can find pictures of it, mostly from drones.
@kingranch19628 күн бұрын
In the summer of 1980, my best friend and i put a 16 foot john boat in at Jefferson, Texas and paddled down into the Caddo Lake. We did this because we were leaving for Marine Corps recruit Traning at the end of the summer. My friend passed away a couple of years ago, but this is one of my most cherished memories with him.
@panamared36819 күн бұрын
So refreshing to to hear someone openly admire a Texas Ranger. They were some of the best cavalry ever assembled in the USA.
@panamared36819 күн бұрын
The other bass should be named Harry.
@eeeeeeeeee1010 күн бұрын
I know you mentioned the sediment , thank you for that . Can you swim in it though ?. Did you say you drank some of the water. Was it directly out of the spring
@billysewardgardening10 күн бұрын
originally the Alamos 4 front columns were of women like the temple in Greece. History is a lie . Tartarian old world structure not Spanish mission crap lol
@lorascelsi810210 күн бұрын
Nothing like old school Texas style stone architecture ❤ Too cool
@ViceCoin12 күн бұрын
Im moving offshore, as a digital nomad. No time to wait on US...
@ViceCoin12 күн бұрын
No development since 1895.
@Andrew-ix4wp12 күн бұрын
What a cool video presentation! Thanks!
@nomdeguerre726512 күн бұрын
The Texas settlers simply did to the Comanches, and others, the same thing the Comanches, and others, did to those who were there before they moved in. The Mexicans couldn't defeat the Indians, the Anglos could. That's pretty much sums it up.
@carolinejohnson916513 күн бұрын
Have you been to Glenrose?
@patriciastaton618214 күн бұрын
🎉 have missed you ❣️ I want to watch all videos
@charlescahoon355715 күн бұрын
Do a KZread search for Brian Burns Indianola. Great song by a great Texas songwriter.
@UpperZenith17 күн бұрын
I toured David Mountain loop in 2002 and again in 2008, both occasions at the end of summer season. The air was cool and crisp up in those mountain roads, though just 30 miles away it was 95-100 fahrenheit
@MarieL1017 күн бұрын
I live in a town nearby and have visited many of these historic buildings. Well worth making Beaumont a sightseeing destination. Interstate 10 runs right through Beaumont. Easy to get to. 12:26
@maninthewilderness320818 күн бұрын
June 2024- the refuge seems to be mismanaged. Signage on the trails unreadable and some trail identifiers are non existent. Map is terribly made.
@wjm98818 күн бұрын
Moving out there next month. I'm so excited and can't wait to explore and catch a bunch of tiny fish.
@WhereverAndAnywhere18 күн бұрын
Wow. Great video. Id love to know more about this area before it became a port for Europe. Fascinating.
@Peachy0819 күн бұрын
I was born and raised in the Panhandle of Texas. My 85 year old mother lives in Dickens. I have lots of relatives all over N.W. Texas. I am 65 and remember some of these towns when they had a lil bit of life in them.
@philbrown976419 күн бұрын
My wife and I went to Ft. Davis several years ago, on a my Harley, from Dallas. It took 10 hours to get there. Sadly, at the time, we both were working and because of that, we had to leave the next day without seeing much of anything there. Maybe sometime, some day, we’ll go back and see what we missed.
@montanalivin824819 күн бұрын
I grew up at this lake as a kid, there used to be goats on that island. Don't know if they're still there.
@here_1_am20 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing!
@utopia4life72420 күн бұрын
Rose Hill Park which is next to Rose Hill Manor is haunted. If you go out there at night, you will hear kids laughing. If you jog by yourself on Sea Wall, you will hear drums playing..
@ssshhh-cv7xw21 күн бұрын
What was the song at the very end ?
@Miss_TEXAS_71321 күн бұрын
Are y’all sure tht this is the most beautiful river in all of Texas or is it the most gorgeous river in all of America cuz I’ve stumbled across some really nice rivers But neither came quite as close to being as stunning as this one And to you non Natives/out of towners tht say Texas isn’t hilly and it’s flat well there you have it Texas is by far one of the most attractive states in America I mean we dnt just have the Devils river cuz if you thought this one something you guys should see the Hamilton pool preserve if you haven’t already or the hill country or the view from enchanted rock or make your way to the willow city loop or the beauty of the canyon lake And if you like caves The cavern of Sonora definitely will not disappoint Texas is breathtaking our gems or just hidden And we prefer better tht way cuz if they weren’t our state would become just like California && Florida one big tourist cesspool 🌊🏖️🍸
@joekulik99921 күн бұрын
01:20 - It's NO Surprise to me that the Original Texans fought so hard. All the White Racist Pigs who started leaving Europe circa 1500 are now operating worldwide. What makes Texans so Super Racist is that they're all Hillbilly Bible Thumpers as well !!! 😮
@user-ii5qm4qt2j21 күн бұрын
As quite as it gets, relax.
@petehernandez951121 күн бұрын
These settlers fought off the already beaten Indians by the Spanish Conquistadores.
@Diogenes42521 күн бұрын
What group was singing?
@munchk1n39322 күн бұрын
I was born there 😁
@loboblue544123 күн бұрын
What's happened to the Secrets of Texas, guy? Where are you?
@user-ht4pp6ly1v24 күн бұрын
Music no good.
@user-ht4pp6ly1v24 күн бұрын
My roots are in Lubbock.Jack Coffee Hays is buried here in Oakland Calif.where I live.
@jennifernorth411024 күн бұрын
Have you done Crowell? That's my dad's home town. I'm also familiar with Quanah, Vernon, Chillicothe, Medicine Mounds, Benjamin, Truscut, Margaret, Thaila. There's another little town between Vernon and Crowell. Can't think of the name of it right now.
@xecukc701025 күн бұрын
Nice video. There are a lot of beautiful historic homes near downtown. Walmart about killed the small businesses in area. BTW, the OTT hotel is haunted!
@DavidEvans_dle25 күн бұрын
Really would like to revisit Waco Texas, if I get the time.
@jwrailve361525 күн бұрын
Grew up in Calhoun county just down the road, a serious railroad nerd and model all of Calhoun county railroads in the 1910-1930 era, one day, I plan to add a fourth level deck perfectly as I can model the indianola railroad in the 1855-1865 era, just before the first of two storms that ultimately wiped indianola off the map forever it’s just crazy to think, had that not happened, Galveston would be indianola and indianola would be modern day Galveston
@jwrailve361525 күн бұрын
My multi-great grandmother arrived in indianola in the 1850/60’s I think, weeks at sea, that’s how one part of my family arrived to America, most don’t know this, but maybe not until the last few years, two steam locomotives have been sitting just outside indianola in the bay, slowly rusting away absolutely covered in shrimp nets.
@Swt.Designs27 күн бұрын
This would be my FIRST project after hitting a Jack pot. I’d LOVE to own land here.
@BeanKitty-pm3xg27 күн бұрын
Love the slow motion replay !
@BeanKitty-pm3xg27 күн бұрын
lol love the slow motion replay
@BeanKitty-pm3xg27 күн бұрын
Greetings from Hot springs Arkansas ! It was so nice to see my Hometown of Beaumont looking so well preserved . I have not been back since the early 80.s
@alansolomon552727 күн бұрын
Thanks for this video. A lot of this video it seemed that Monarch butterflies were following or with you throughout. That is really good to see. 👍 I don't see to many videos about beautiful rivers in the Texas environment, so, this was a plus!
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This is the first time since the mid-1990's that I now see a reason to re-visit Texas.
Interesting video. Thanks for making it.
Phenomenal!!
Stolen land from Mexico!!!
I live 25 minutes from there, been going there since I was a child. Still have people living there and the fishing is decent. Beautiful memories of a beautiful place.
What about Hill Country Wends
Me and my family and we have this car over 40 years. I came out from Dallas and went to work at radio company and started a pest control business for 34 years got sick and had to move the northeast Texas
Just on the east side of highway 207 at Lake Mackenzie is Tule Canyon. The canyon begins just east of the highway. It's on private property so access is complicated but it is a beautiful and dramatic canyon with a lot of high plains history and it really needs to be a state park or national monument. To the owners credit they have protected it and left it wild and natural. If you search for Tule Canyon Texas or Tule Canyon Narrows you can find pictures of it, mostly from drones.
In the summer of 1980, my best friend and i put a 16 foot john boat in at Jefferson, Texas and paddled down into the Caddo Lake. We did this because we were leaving for Marine Corps recruit Traning at the end of the summer. My friend passed away a couple of years ago, but this is one of my most cherished memories with him.
So refreshing to to hear someone openly admire a Texas Ranger. They were some of the best cavalry ever assembled in the USA.
The other bass should be named Harry.
I know you mentioned the sediment , thank you for that . Can you swim in it though ?. Did you say you drank some of the water. Was it directly out of the spring
originally the Alamos 4 front columns were of women like the temple in Greece. History is a lie . Tartarian old world structure not Spanish mission crap lol
Nothing like old school Texas style stone architecture ❤ Too cool
Im moving offshore, as a digital nomad. No time to wait on US...
No development since 1895.
What a cool video presentation! Thanks!
The Texas settlers simply did to the Comanches, and others, the same thing the Comanches, and others, did to those who were there before they moved in. The Mexicans couldn't defeat the Indians, the Anglos could. That's pretty much sums it up.
Have you been to Glenrose?
🎉 have missed you ❣️ I want to watch all videos
Do a KZread search for Brian Burns Indianola. Great song by a great Texas songwriter.
I toured David Mountain loop in 2002 and again in 2008, both occasions at the end of summer season. The air was cool and crisp up in those mountain roads, though just 30 miles away it was 95-100 fahrenheit
I live in a town nearby and have visited many of these historic buildings. Well worth making Beaumont a sightseeing destination. Interstate 10 runs right through Beaumont. Easy to get to. 12:26
June 2024- the refuge seems to be mismanaged. Signage on the trails unreadable and some trail identifiers are non existent. Map is terribly made.
Moving out there next month. I'm so excited and can't wait to explore and catch a bunch of tiny fish.
Wow. Great video. Id love to know more about this area before it became a port for Europe. Fascinating.
I was born and raised in the Panhandle of Texas. My 85 year old mother lives in Dickens. I have lots of relatives all over N.W. Texas. I am 65 and remember some of these towns when they had a lil bit of life in them.
My wife and I went to Ft. Davis several years ago, on a my Harley, from Dallas. It took 10 hours to get there. Sadly, at the time, we both were working and because of that, we had to leave the next day without seeing much of anything there. Maybe sometime, some day, we’ll go back and see what we missed.
I grew up at this lake as a kid, there used to be goats on that island. Don't know if they're still there.
Thanks for sharing!
Rose Hill Park which is next to Rose Hill Manor is haunted. If you go out there at night, you will hear kids laughing. If you jog by yourself on Sea Wall, you will hear drums playing..
What was the song at the very end ?
Are y’all sure tht this is the most beautiful river in all of Texas or is it the most gorgeous river in all of America cuz I’ve stumbled across some really nice rivers But neither came quite as close to being as stunning as this one And to you non Natives/out of towners tht say Texas isn’t hilly and it’s flat well there you have it Texas is by far one of the most attractive states in America I mean we dnt just have the Devils river cuz if you thought this one something you guys should see the Hamilton pool preserve if you haven’t already or the hill country or the view from enchanted rock or make your way to the willow city loop or the beauty of the canyon lake And if you like caves The cavern of Sonora definitely will not disappoint Texas is breathtaking our gems or just hidden And we prefer better tht way cuz if they weren’t our state would become just like California && Florida one big tourist cesspool 🌊🏖️🍸
01:20 - It's NO Surprise to me that the Original Texans fought so hard. All the White Racist Pigs who started leaving Europe circa 1500 are now operating worldwide. What makes Texans so Super Racist is that they're all Hillbilly Bible Thumpers as well !!! 😮
As quite as it gets, relax.
These settlers fought off the already beaten Indians by the Spanish Conquistadores.
What group was singing?
I was born there 😁
What's happened to the Secrets of Texas, guy? Where are you?
Music no good.
My roots are in Lubbock.Jack Coffee Hays is buried here in Oakland Calif.where I live.
Have you done Crowell? That's my dad's home town. I'm also familiar with Quanah, Vernon, Chillicothe, Medicine Mounds, Benjamin, Truscut, Margaret, Thaila. There's another little town between Vernon and Crowell. Can't think of the name of it right now.
Nice video. There are a lot of beautiful historic homes near downtown. Walmart about killed the small businesses in area. BTW, the OTT hotel is haunted!
Really would like to revisit Waco Texas, if I get the time.
Grew up in Calhoun county just down the road, a serious railroad nerd and model all of Calhoun county railroads in the 1910-1930 era, one day, I plan to add a fourth level deck perfectly as I can model the indianola railroad in the 1855-1865 era, just before the first of two storms that ultimately wiped indianola off the map forever it’s just crazy to think, had that not happened, Galveston would be indianola and indianola would be modern day Galveston
My multi-great grandmother arrived in indianola in the 1850/60’s I think, weeks at sea, that’s how one part of my family arrived to America, most don’t know this, but maybe not until the last few years, two steam locomotives have been sitting just outside indianola in the bay, slowly rusting away absolutely covered in shrimp nets.
This would be my FIRST project after hitting a Jack pot. I’d LOVE to own land here.
Love the slow motion replay !
lol love the slow motion replay
Greetings from Hot springs Arkansas ! It was so nice to see my Hometown of Beaumont looking so well preserved . I have not been back since the early 80.s
Thanks for this video. A lot of this video it seemed that Monarch butterflies were following or with you throughout. That is really good to see. 👍 I don't see to many videos about beautiful rivers in the Texas environment, so, this was a plus!