Tumbleweed Smith
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I went cruising the other day with some of my friends, about 6,200 of them to be more specific. In addition there were some 2,500 crew members to make our trip enjoyable.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, August 25 - 1:36 pm
Forrest Green is a former state legislator who lives on a ranch near the small community of Emhouse not far from Corsicana.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, August 18 - 10:49 am
We stayed in El Campo when I spoke at the Louise-Hillje Chamber of Commerce banquet a couple of months ago.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, August 11 - 11:37 am
Deborah Burkett lives in a log house in the woods north of Jacksonville. She owns Aunt Lillie’s Antiques and Gifts, a combination tearoom and antique store located in an old family home in Troup, Texas.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, August 4 - 9:50 am
When Ken DeFoor was with the helicopter division of the Houston Police Department in late December of 1980, there was a report of a UFO near the city of Dayton.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, July 28 - 2:30 pm
San Angelo is home to the Aermotor Windmill Company.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, July 14 - 10:58 am
I drove into George Hargrove’s place on the edge of Crockett the other day to ask directions.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, July 7 - 11:19 am
Larry Gill is a historian and is active in the Merkel museum, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, June 30 - 4:00 pm
Tom Browning has spent most of his life in Athens. His daddy had the first dairy there.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, June 16 - 1:57 pm
Charles Anderson of Abilene spent 32 years as a teacher and school administrator in Snyder. He has a lot of empathy and feeling for those who serve in the military. He has written five books, most of them of a military nature.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, June 9 - 5:35 am
In 1929 some businessmen in Stamford wanted to get their town out of the depression doldrums and were trying to find something to do to pick up the spirits of the people who lived there.
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Wednesday, June 2 - 4:02 pm
“I’ve had a wonderful career of playing cowboy in the movies. I like to rob stagecoaches and hold up banks and save the damsel from distress.”
By Tumbleweed Smith Posted Friday, May 28 - 9:04 am
My seven-year-old grandson Max is a first grader in Oakland, California. He is
reading on a third grade level and is now plowing through the
Harry Potter series.
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