BOOMTOWNS AND BUCKAROOS.
The Empty Nesters make their way West, traveling through boomtowns and honoring buckaroos. Breckenridge and Albany are on the itinerary.
January 1, 2021
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The Empty Nesters make their way West, traveling through boomtowns and honoring buckaroos. Breckenridge and Albany are on the itinerary.
The Empty Nesters head west where they fall in love with Comanche, Texas and find the Cisco Kid, a/k/a Conrad Hilton, the world’s innkeeper.
HOME BY ANOTHER WAY. The Empty Nesters left Caprock Canyon State Park on a big-sky Texas Sunday, headed back to Waco. Consistent with out newly
The Empty Nesters meet the animal that caused a war. Caprock Canyon combines stunning geology and gripping history like few places on Earth.
WAGONS WEST. As we made our way north and west, it came to our attention that Quanah Parker’s family were not the only Texas legends
The Empty Nesters continue their exploration of the Texas Panhandle on the road to Bob Wills Days.
The Empty Nesters begin an unusual and daunting quest. Texas has 254 counties. The Empty Nesters are going to see them all. We begin our journey and course on modern-day Texas living in an unlikely spot: Vernon, Texas.
Larry McMurty introduced much of the world to the Texas plains. The empty nesters learn why The Last Picture Show still strikes a chord.
Lyle Lovett said this about Texas: “Even Moses got excited when he saw the promised land.” The Empty Nesters find out why that is so in their adventure to where it all began.
All good things must come to an end. But the conclusion of the nesters’ trip down US 281 was spectacular.
Steve’s annual Fourth of July thoughts come from visiting his old haunts at Sheppard Air Force Base, looking forward to a flyover, and reminding himself about the promise of America
The remarkable Ben Franklin secured America’s victory in the revolution without ever firing a shot. As always, Franklin’s lessons for the country he helped make are enduring.
Thankful for a Well-Kept Lawn. My first interaction with Russell Bradford, my father-in-law, was strictly commercial. Before the internet replaced newspapers and before modern distribution
Join Mrs. Nester and me as we explore the answer to that question.
Tales From An Empty Nest - TFEN
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Join Mrs. Nester and me as we explore the answer to that question.
Tales From An Empty Nest - TFEN
All Rights Reserved © 2020