@@solorvliving2118Did you happen to take the River Road to Presidio? If not hopefully you can experience it next time. If so take the highway out of Presidio up to Shafter and on to Marfa. But!!! Stop and explore Shafter….and its cemetery.
Been to Turlingua once several years ago. It was a Beautiful fall crisp day so we sat a a picnic table near the cemetery had us a picnic. Looks like it's time to make another trip.
My grandfather Albert G. Dignum was stationed in Terlingua as a member of the Texas Natl Guard in 1916 at age 17. during the Pancho Villa raid on Columbus NM. He later went to France in WWI as a member of the 36th (Texas/Oklahoma) Infantry Division in the Meuse-Argonne offensive. He was on the front for 21 days then the Armistice was signed on 11.11.1918 (@11:11 am)
I have been twice. The starlight theater is amazing! Fun music and grate food. Also great photo spots. I would also recommend going too far flung. Great tours including jeep and kayak tours.
Thank you, I love that part of Texas, I didn't spend much time in Alpine but it looked cute and I'd like to get back there. I hope you make a video of Terlingua! :)
@@darrellcollins4054 property can be very expensive but getting land just outside of town on telingua ranch is very possible. Jobs tend to be fairly easy to find if you are into the tourism business.
Don't let the wait shake ya, it takes over an hour to checkout the trading post! When I was there March 2020 the food was outstanding! Very special place, the whole area, I'm putting it on my list of must visit annually places
The people that live in and around Terlingua have a different view about tourism then most places, the natural and man made resources get scarce real quick, especially gas and water when huge influxes of people show up.
Thank you for sharing that. I think it makes sense to want to preserve resources for local folks in the area and be a bit cautious of tourism. I grew up in Arizona and now wonder if we should have been a bit more protective about water.
I was there in 1988 at my grandpa Joe's Route 99 where he had chili cook off's,,.and huge hamburgers..my mom and step dad got married there at grandpa's bar. Very very quiet place at that time. I don't think i ever seen more than 5-10 people a day
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My childhood friend lived here and when he passed away we attended his funeral. A grand place
Terlingua is a grand place and I’m glad you got to visit but I’m sorry for the loss of your friend.
Wow! I'm the guitar player in the video during the Starlight segment! My friend's daughter just sent it to me. How cool!
I'm so glad she saw that and mentioned you here! I really enjoyed listening to you!
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@@solorvliving2118Did you happen to take the River Road to Presidio? If not hopefully you can experience it next time. If so take the highway out of Presidio up to Shafter and on to Marfa. But!!! Stop and explore Shafter….and its cemetery.
Been to Turlingua once several years ago. It was a Beautiful fall crisp day so we sat a a picnic table near the cemetery had us a picnic. Looks like it's time to make another trip.
That's the kind of place I'd like to spend some time getting to know. The people look like a good crowd
I know the guy who was playing on stage at the starlight theater. His name is Darren Kobetich! He tours all over and he’s an amazing musician.
thank you for sharing his info!
@@solorvliving2118 of course! Thank you so much for uploading this!
Great to see this video. Brought back some fun memories of our trip to Texas and our stop in Terlingua.
Thank you for watching and for your comment, Terlingua was one of my favorite stops in Texas.
Went to a chili cookoff in Terlinga back in my 20"s. Had a great time.
Oh I'd love to make it to the chili cook off, that sounds like a good time.
My grandfather Albert G. Dignum was stationed in Terlingua as a member of the Texas Natl Guard in 1916 at age 17. during the Pancho Villa raid on Columbus NM. He later went to France in WWI as a member of the 36th (Texas/Oklahoma) Infantry Division in the Meuse-Argonne offensive. He was on the front for 21 days then the Armistice was signed on 11.11.1918 (@11:11 am)
Thank you for sharing that.
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Just came back from Terlingua, very cool town, I like your video and your channel !
Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed your visit in Terlingua, it's one of my favorite towns and I hope to get back there.
I have been twice. The starlight theater is amazing! Fun music and grate food. Also great photo spots. I would also recommend going too far flung. Great tours including jeep and kayak tours.
I just purchased some property in Terlingua. Let me know if you need a place to park your RV next time you visit
Congratulations on your purchase and thank you for the generous offer. I might take you up on it if I'm in the area again. Thank you!
Wow!!!! Enjoy! I love that area.
I've been through Terlingua but didn't have the time to really visit. I'll definitely go back. The Starlight Theatre looks amazing.
Hi Star Child, it was such a fun town to visit, for sure check out the Starlight Theatre, have fun!
My mom works there its awesome
That place is on my bucket list 😁
I love Turlingua Texas!
If the sea don't get me i want to be buried there
It is a great place!
I live in Alpine. Waiting for weather to cool off then Ill take a trip down there. Its a whole different world! Really enjoyed your video. Great job!
Thank you, I love that part of Texas, I didn't spend much time in Alpine but it looked cute and I'd like to get back there. I hope you make a video of Terlingua! :)
Terlingua is site of the only chili cook off that matters.
I've heard that the chili cook off that's held there is the best and I hope to make it someday!
I live in terlingua.
it's such a beautiful place.
Contact me asap I'm thinking about moving there
@@darrellcollins4054 property can be very expensive but getting land just outside of town on telingua ranch is very possible. Jobs tend to be fairly easy to find if you are into the tourism business.
This is south Texas
I'm here now.....this is very different.... lol
I hope you had a good time!
Don't let the wait shake ya, it takes over an hour to checkout the trading post! When I was there March 2020 the food was outstanding! Very special place, the whole area, I'm putting it on my list of must visit annually places
agreed! The trading post is a great way to spend time while waiting and has some great items to buy. Very much worth the wait!
Do you live in an RV
Inspiration for Texans. Stay in Texas is your best bet.
The people that live in and around Terlingua have a different view about tourism then most places, the natural and man made resources get scarce real quick, especially gas and water when huge influxes of people show up.
Thank you for sharing that. I think it makes sense to want to preserve resources for local folks in the area and be a bit cautious of tourism. I grew up in Arizona and now wonder if we should have been a bit more protective about water.
It's not really a cowboy hat sweetie!
great video and your very pretty
thank you for watching!
you should have seen Terlingua 40 years ago, It was much better, no one ever went there, you could be there all day and not see any one
I was there in 1988 at my grandpa Joe's Route 99 where he had chili cook off's,,.and huge hamburgers..my mom and step dad got married there at grandpa's bar. Very very quiet place at that time. I don't think i ever seen more than 5-10 people a day
Best pork chops ever...1997...
Your Cowboy hat is backwards sweetie.
:) thank you for letting me know!
What is that idiotic background music?