Fort Stockton and the Buffalo Soldiers

[@henryfaulkner6051]

Beautiful Story...

[@KeepingHistoryontwowheels]

Thank you Henry. Glad you enjoyed it

[@MarkBrown-uf8ct]

great vid. love the history!

[@KeepingHistoryontwowheels]

Glad you enjoyed

[@mikefitchNYC1971]

This was such an awesome video! I always love seeing your videos. I wish you a happy Sunday.

[@KeepingHistoryontwowheels]

Thanks Mike. We love doing them. Check out next weeks. We have a new opener and we are trying new things with the videos as well. Season 5 we have alot of changes planned but one at a time. Again , Thanks. Hlad you enjoyed it.

[@My1925World]

Wow. What a great video. Lots of history in 10 minutes. I learned a lot. Many thanks.

[@KeepingHistoryontwowheels]

Thank you sir. I liked your video the other day. That was awesome.

[@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190]

It's really neat to stop the video on the group pictures to zoom in and see how the races used to look.

[@Pecos45]

Too bad that Comanche Springs was pumped dry by Clayton Williams. Otherwise we would still enjoy it.

[@KeepingHistoryontwowheels]

Is that what happened to the spring? Somebody pumped it dry?

[@KerryWaldrip]

Still pumping to this day.