Crockett the Brown and Crockett the Rider of Llano
A reminiscence of Crockett Walters in Llano County during hard times. He rode a spirited Brown horse, dodged cedar stumps and rocks, and earned friendship as payment. The tale ends with his quiet pride in the old Brown, a horse once owned by a younger man.
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Dave
Crockett
Walters
Cedars
Llano County
Baby Head
Tow Valley
Old Bluffton Way
Old Crockett
Ben Wallis
Glen Chisholm
Hog Hole
Falls Creek
Everet Ranch
Packsaddle Mountain
Letter Praises The Mill and Writers Wimberley Cowan
A reader from San Marcos Texas applauds The Wim berley Mill and the writings of C W Wimberley and Emmett Cowan. The letter favors compiling The Mill into a book and notes satisfaction with Parks Johnson replacing Jim Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Texas
Adelia Scudder
Jim Garner
Parks Johnson
Mary Bibb
Chamber of Commerce
R.B. Meredith
Floyd Motter
J.W. Buckner
Jack Monnette
Rosemary Johnson
Mill
C.W. Wimberley
Emmett Cowan
Johnny Sauceda
Wimberley Mill
You Always Return by R. B. Meredith
Grace and I find a transformative pull in Wimberley during a trip from Houston to retrieve a daughter. A night at a friend's cabin reveals a deepening attachment to the landscape, leading to plans to claim a piece of the place as home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
The
Blanco
Wimberley
Kerrville
Houston
Myrtle
Henson
Joe Saunders
Bill
Bobby
Bill Saunders
San Marcos
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C. W. Wimberley
Wimberley Chamber of Commerce
Johnny L. Sauceda Blanco
Box
R. B. Meredith
Morris Plumbing & Electric
Your Power Company
Morris Plumbing & Electric Texas
Chas. R. Ramsay
Pendleton’s
Conoco
Garage
Waskatoria Wimberley
Cal Feaster
Seguin Highway
Lewis & Camp
Woyd Tingle
R. B. Kerridow
Pat
Jackie
Rock Box
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