The Tremendous Beauty of West Texas

Thank you for sharing. What a wonderful and beautiful land the film portrays.

My pleasure. Our land is beautiful.

Wow I love it - thanks for posting! My parents met in Dallas so that's my middle name. I hope to visit there one day.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I would love to visit Australia, as well.

Have driven through Texas quite a few times, and always seem to notice something new. Thanks.

My pleasure.

I think I speak for most everyone here when I say that it was our pleasure.

Texas is a great state..My dad and mom told me when I was a baby we lived near Dallas for a couple of months..I got uncles that live there as well..

West Texas is unique.

My entire Mother's side of the family is from around Lubbock. More fun than my father's side to be sure!

Thanks for the vid...I've already passed it on!

It was my pleasure for you to enjoy it.

Thanks again!

Love Texas and Texans! Thanks for the neat video. Like to tour Big Bend National Park some day.

You will love Big Bend. No place like it on earth. One the right day you can hear hoof-beats. On the right evening you can see the Marfa Lights.

Thanks Wolfman, That would be a great motorcycle trip. Texans love to visit Colorado and a lot of them come to Salida in the summer, they are some of the nicest people I've met.

We do love Colorado when it is hot in Texas. Ride your iron horse to Big Bend in the spring or fall. Good camping.

I know about that, had some Texans tell me how hot and dry it was this last summer while I was working at Walmart pushing in the shopping carts, we get hot here in CO but not that hot, I agree spring or fall would a good time to ride there; just like going to Laughlin, Nevada, just after labor day is a good time to go there on in the late spring is good.

That is one of the most beautiful and amazing videos that I have ever seen.

Hauntingly beautiful.

Thanks gg.

Some astonishingly great photography of some mighty pretty country! Thank you for sharing.

It is a wonderful place.

Very pretty,I've been to Texas many time this is wonderful.Thank you for showing us .

Thank you for watching.

That is flat out awesome!!!
Thanks for posting that Wolfman!!!
(I like the music too....)

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Beautiful, both images and the music.

Thanks for visiting.

'twas my pleasure ;)

Breathtaking.

Thank you for this.

My pleasure.

That was FABULOUS! I've been all over Texas, but never the prairie...I'll have to do that. But you know what I love best about Texas? The men honey, the men!

The men love you too, Lady.

Wow! that was beautiful. Thanks for sharing I love Texas!

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

My dad is holding up some top soil in either Odessa or San Antonio, visited him when he lived in Kerrville, loved the scorpions and tarantulas, can't say much for the fire ants, loved the deer, turkeys and 'dillos, all in all a fun summer. My brother lives in Allen/north Dallas, my mom died in McKinney. I believe my family first started to go their in '46 when Santa Ana started shootin' his mouth off, after he got his ass kicked the first time. Family's been oddly drawn there from the mid west ever since.

I went to Jr High in Rapid City, HS in Cheynne and Rawlins, loved the wind in the pines on a knee deep winters day, learned why you don't wear tennis shoes to ride horses, lived in Washington State near Seattle and went up on the timber trails in a '73 Land Cruiser, climbed mountains, tried to ride down Jack Rabbits...........Just can't squeeze enough real living out of a Chi-town city block..........

Thanks for the invite and the video, I miss the mountain streams and the clean air, great pic's.

You'll come back home eventually. Everyone does.

Home is where the cold is, I've seen too many heat cracks wider than an inch to know that's gotta hurt skin. Now we live about a mile from Lake Michigan, unfortunately if I look the wrong way I can see Chi-town.

Been here.......Square Top Mountain, Green River Lakes, Wyo..........all up hill from here....

Very nice. We wear big hats here for a reason.

I had a Stetson, though not at the same time as the rest of the "gear". And we had cattle drives in Wyo and SD. Bet you never let your horse slobber in it.