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So many serious thoughts when it comes to pipeline business. . . Trans-Pecos Pipeline business in particular around our Big Bend Country. My previous post I shared some inspiring social media posts and videos. Here are some creative thoughts put in comic form. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. And if […]
Time for a little Big Bend Love. Maybe its a little more than a little. The Trans-Pecos Pipeline proposal has been a grave concern to our area and for those interested click here, here, and here. On our remote mountain top, it is so easy to avoid politics. Avoid the concerns of the surrounding communities, […]
It has been an exciting summer for the Big Bend Community opposing the Trans-Pecos Pipeline Project. In my earlier post, I described the initial stages of the opposition. Tracing some of my online involvement in the campaign. The oil and gas industry is a very disheartening and intimidating one to explore. It was a blur […]
So, you’ve heard or want to know more about Trans-Pecos Pipeline? The proposal that is plaguing Big Bend Country? I am no expert, but I have a few links and resources that I am rounding up here on this page. My old brain needs a little organizing. So here’s the proposal image featured in one […]
Have you heard of the Trans-Pecos Pipeline? It is a dark cloud hovering over my world since the beginning of April 2015. If you have encountered my Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Instagram feeds – it probably has been noticeable how much it has preoccupied my mind. Really wish it wasn’t so. I would much […]
I might have to fast-forward through this middle-aged sex show just for the scenery - ha!
What Does the New Show I Love Dick Say About Marfa?
texasmonthly.com
A new Amazon Prime show is partially set in the West Texas town, the latest Hollywood-ification of the far-flung locale.
Someone told me the other day, "The world has gone crazy and there's no escaping it . . . " Maybe its the mama-optimism in me, but I just raised my eyebrows and my heart ached a little with pity. Have they driven down our quiet, sweet desert roads . . .
Here's an article & image from WSJ about Big Bend and in particular Marfa, "cinematic landscapes that stretch unbroken to the horizon; cowboys presiding over art galleries; and sunsets that, at the smog-free altitude of nearly 5,000 feet, were the prettiest I’d ever seen. . . "
www.wsj.com/articles/a-desert-escape-to-a-renowned-texas-town-1491320057?tesla=y
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::: Marfa Public Radio 93.5 FM
::: Elizabeth A. Garcia, Author
::: Local Artist Lindy Cook Severns
::: Big Bend Chat
::: Ballroom Marfa: Blog
::: Texas Mountain Trail Daily Photo
::: Bowling By Bike
::: La Kiva Restaurant & Bar
::: What’s That Bug?
::: Desert Survivor
::: Alex Wild Insect Photography blog
::: Texas Parks & Wildlife Magazine
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