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Welp, all I know is if you order Queso Flamiado in Texas, that's what you get. Technically, I'm sure you're right but technically there's a lot wrong with TexMex menus. 🤷‍♂

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Nice! I’ll give it a shot

Thank you for the kind words! I will be posting more on the state park this month on bigbendguid.com

I don't see why not - water and vinegar aren't necessarily harmful. BUT!!! You say unfinished, I would be afraid of too much water getting in and not drying immediately perhaps causing the wood to warp? I think in your case, its all about drying thoroughly.

@@bigbendguide4338 Thanks a lot!!

@@cridecar absolutely!

It's solid wood. I don't know the finish - it was a model home. This is really a way to clean off that horrible haze that builds up. I personally think it would be ok but you can always try a small section and see how it works.

@@bigbendguide4338 Thanks so much for your reply ... yes, test a small area is always best.

🤣🤣 The things we did during quarantine.

Glad you enjoyed! Check out the site bigbendguide.com

I come from Houston all the time and enjoy the drive. I try to keep off the interstate because that makes the drive pretty boring. Do you take I20 most of the way or hit the back roads?

It certainly is. I went 4 times last year even during a pandemic.

😅 What month did you go?

Oh dang, we could have included a shirt in the package 😣

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Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed it!

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Perhaps to you.

Either you like flutes, or you don't. But it has turned into sort of a cliché with these sorts of films. BBRSP, my favorite place, nonetheless...

Hey, thanks! So the music is by Scott Walters. I found his CD at an antique store in Marathon but I don't even think it's there anymore. I looked for Scott all over the internet but really can't find anything. He has one very old UA-cam video, a fictional book, and is a teacher somewhere out in West Texas. Aside from the CD I have, he seems to have zero presence on the internet. Nothing on iTunes or anything.

That’s one of big bends many secrets. Roads have been closed to get in the vicinity so it can be quite a hike.

@@bigbendguide4338 Ok thankyou!

@@bigbendguide4338 It is definitely worth the long like. As you know, it is another world at the end of the trail. Your video is fantastic! I just read your driving guide and it is sensational. I am 75 and have been going to the park since I was 8 years old. I also subscribed. It will be my BBNP fix between trips to the park.

@@cannsanders Thanks so much! That means a lot ;)

Hi Bobbie! Happy to help. I can only give my personal experience and no guarantees. There are rattlesnakes but I have never come across one personally. And I have done more than my fair share of off the beaten path hiking and rock scrambling. There are also fossils but I think that takes more searching. Like the property I like to stay at, Ten Bits, and a showcase of fossils they found on their property. The national park does have staffed paleontologists and they also have a large fossil exhibit. Robbing or getting hurt never crosses my mind. They towns across from the border, such as Boquillas, are the kindest and gentle people. There is a symbiotic community based on respect and there are even cross-cultural parties held in the river. That is by far your least concern. I carry a knife because its a good survival practice more to live off the land if the need ever came to that. I don't know the rules for the park itself. I'd guess unloaded and our of reach inside the park. The surrounding communities are a different story, it is west Texas after all. Gas is fine to come by. There is a town to the north, Marathon, and just to the West, Study Butte with gas stations. The park also has gas. Check out my website and Instagram @bigbendguide to see some context. I've known many solo female adventures who even cross the border and have the best experience. The locals on the other side will also offer their services as a guide to help you get the most of your visit. There is no ill intent there. They will even take you to secret hot springs to soak in. It truly is a beautifully harmonious experience.

Oh, one more thing, the national park is only PARTIALLY open right now. You can do some amazing mountain hiking. Then Ten Bits is a wonderful place to explore on its own. And the state park is so expansive and amazing.

The town of Boquillas across the border is 100% dependent on tourism, just like big bend is very isolated from big cities, so is Boquillas, so it benefits them to be good hosts. This is also the main reason you don’t see many border crossers at this junction, crossing into the US at BBNP would mean a long arduous trek thru a very unforgiving desert. BBNP is a truly unique gem that Americans should experience.

You know, I have been on SO MANY trails and still have so many to do. Especially in the State Park. That place is so incredible with tons of secrets too. Be sure to check my site too: bigbendguide.com/

Awesome! And thank you! Be sure to check out the site too : BigBendGuide.com

The place gets inside you and moves you with an immense amount of gratification .

Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words 🙏

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Soon as that park opens back up, I'm there

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Thanks man!!

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I love everyone that comments, even the spammers!

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Just a lil sumfin back for all the entertainment you have bestowed upon me

:) Thanks for calling in to the show

Hahaha we need to arrange that