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Loved visiting with your beautiful family ...

I wanted to be there ! LOL....Loved the tour , y'all !

Loved this tour ...thank you so much for including us ...learned a lot and enjoyed every minute !

Thank you for the tour ....enjoyed the commentary !

Great to look back on such fun memories you two are adorable together

Oh’ your gas cap wasn’t connecting to the sensor as well as you could possibly need a new gas cap.

😂🤣 I totally loved this.

No one is moving to Hico to commute to Austin. It is too far away. DFW is closer to Hico than Austin is so they would probably commute that way first. Also, I wouldn’t say Hico is in the Hill Country. Great video btw. Always good to see small towns that time seems to have forgotten.

I am a grandma now, but lived in Weatherford in 1976 and my first son was born there, my husband joined the Navy, we moved to San Diego, Ca. Now I am back living in South Texas. I hope to visit Weatherford again. Thanks for the video, brought back some beautiful memories.

Have you thought about putting bones on a leash??

Enjoyed seeing my old home town. You missed another historic site in Mineral Wells, that being the old Fort Wolters. It was the primary helicopter training center for helicopter pilots going to Vietnam. I worked at the heliport at Palo Pinto, west of Mineral Wells, during my high school days. The base was huge in it's heydays, but closed down sometime in the early 1970's. The town really went down hill after that, as the Fort was the main employer in that area. Both of my parents work at Fort Wolters, and retired when the Fort closed. The town never has really recovered from that situation.

At ua-cam.com/video/2Q4-vxtaFuA/v-deo.html they pass the early Norwood Hospital, once with two stories, later added one to make tree. I seem to remember visiting it as a child in the 60's.

Fire Ants killed off the Red Ants, the diet for Texas Horny Toads, now they have moved away. Seen both in West Texas in early 60's.

The tall building at ua-cam.com/video/2Q4-vxtaFuA/v-deo.html was the old Box Factory that boxed Crazy Water Crystals & shipped them by train on the rails still there out to the entire world where they were famous. My dad drove truck there when it was Pollock Paper Company back in 1962, I remember picking him up after a run.

I lived on Welcome Mountain in the 70's, played along sides of mountain & by the Welcome Sign. Walked the historic Donkey bricked Trail, bet many of the bricks from 20's & 30's still there.

400+ wells in Mineral Wells, one in the basement in the old Piggly Wiggly building, one where the Baker Hotel was built on.

In 1969 I delivered the Mineral Wells Index newspaper to a lady living on a middle floor of the Baker Hotel.

Watch for Mary Martin's home, the Broadway Peter Pan & mother of Larry "I Dream of Jenie" Hagman. Also look for Peter Pan Park with Peter Pan statue.

Bennet Printing in Mineral Wells & Weatherford, I went to Boy Scouts in MWs in the late 60's with the Bennet's boy.

Home of the kkk.

Wow you guys were so young but still exactly the same. ❤️

You guys are are too cool! Loved the vid

Thank you for the video, for having fun+ laughing! You made me laugh too+ I appreciate that! I visited Denton a year ago and enjoyed the Recycled book store+ their books for tall people display lol

Thanks so much for sharing this town with us, I love this sort of thing

My husband and I love Hico. We love two clay birds.

I just came across your video tonight. I’ve had this water when I’ve bought it at H-E-B here in San Antonio but I’ve been wanting to drive out there and I’m really excited to try the sparkling water.

Don’t you know all good guys wear white hats in Texas lol!

Enjoyed the ride. Look forward to seeing more.

Thanks for the ride. It was nice to visit Hico with you and see a bit of Texas.

There is the small town of Putnam that was known for their "magical" water too. Just now looking it up online, it actually states that it wasn't exploited because of the high amount of competition from Mineral Wells. I'm only about 20 miles from there.

I wish I had known about y'all I live just 25 miles from Mineral Wells and there periodically myself. We could have met for lunch at the antique mall they have a quaint little restaurant in the back corner.

It's a "ditty" instead of "diddly". LoL! 🎶🎵😂. Thanks for a great video, Hico is a lot bigger than I remember!

No divin just drivin 😂😂😂

Wild west chocolate sounds like horse hooves on cobblestone 🐴

Burn some Sage remove the Bad energy u both felt ...historic buildings

Thanks for bringing us along ❤

I am 77 now but twice in my life I lived in Mineral Wells. I loved your video but was hoping to see the 1st Presbyterian Church where my husband was pastor for a while. When I was there back in the 70s my husband was stationed at Fort Wolters and I worked at the Arts n Craft Shop. I loved that little town so much and I saw places during your tour that I did recognize. I was a member of the Womens Club at the old Post Office. Thank you so much for giving me so much joy watching this.

Just watching this and enjoying it, as we live in Mineral Wells, BUT the first well was in Lynch Plaza and the Crazy Well was behind where the Crazy Water Hotel. Check!

It must've been the last rain we got here when you visited. It's not rained in a while.

A most beautiful chilled out town. Very enjoyable video. 🇬🇧

I live in Texas too so I am used to seeing little towns like this. However going on a road trip soon to NM, Utah and AZ soon. Never been to Utah before. I am so looking forwarding to seeing the red hills and touring the little towns there. Hoping to meet up with another DD named Julie from The Frugal Family near SLC, Utah while I am there.

😂😂😂they aren't WILD chickens. Their owner lets them free range during the day

hico is a cute town BUT it has problems like other towns. lots of dope and cops that think they are god.And they shortened the name of the Koffee Kup Kafe to just the koffee kup,about the time they stopped having Klan meetings at the park

Y’all should check out the Historic Bain-Honaker House and Museum in Farmersville, Texas. It’s very cool!

Next time you’re in Weatherford check out the Chandor garden.

That's my home town! I visit my mom there often. Lots of history in weatherford.

I have a suggestion - why not visit a small town not that far and do an investigative report? Why not a trip to Stephenville and ask about the UFO a few years ago? Ask if more have been seen since, were they seen before, any reports of abductions or missing time....... Has any one not spoken up that would be willing to do so now that Congress has said they exist? Oh yeah you could come up with some awesome ideas for questions.

I live in Wichita Falls Texas and have been to Mineral Wells many times because they have some great mountain bike trails around Mineral Wells lake. Been trough the town a couple of times but never really did any site seeing. I should have because it really looks cool. Think how old all those buildings are in that town. I love old towns where they paint the advertising right on the side of the buildings instead of hanging a sign. There is a house somewhere there in town or the outskirts of town that is said to be the most haunted house in the US. It was investigated on the Travel Channel show " The Portals Of Hell " With Jack Osbourne. Never heard of the house but would like to see it. I don't think I want to go inside though. Love your channel and loved the tour of the city and of course Bones. Keep up the great videos and really enjoyed it.

You are really talented! This video is very interesting. All of the little side trips are great. Even looking in the windows was a joy. Bones is so well-behaved. Staying at the Baker is on my bucket list. I'm 74 and live in San Angelo.

Y'all have come a long way since that first video! Love watching all your content! Just wish you'd done more back in the day because those were fun to watch. Keep up the good work! 💜