Guy, Pleak and Fairchild are all pretty darned small.
Smallest Texas town you bet nobody else has spent time in
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We knew the barber in Pleak for years. That barber shop was tiny.
ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
A tiny little town called Dallas. I'm sure you've never heard of it.
Small suburb of Charlotte, isn't it?
Its a shame so many of us have spent time in Hearne TX. It would definitely be the winner
"I don't care about your feelings OP. I'm not going to let fandom replace reason, thought, and history"
Hearne is in bad need of a loop.
It would kill the tiwn
I spent a bunch of overnights at a friend's grandparents house when I was in high school. They lived in Bugscuffle Tx.
https://www.texasalmanac.com/places/bugscuffle-1
https://www.texasalmanac.com/places/bugscuffle-1
My aunt and uncle lived in Tehuacana (Tah-WOCK-uh-nee) for several years. It's in Limestone County near Mexia.
We lived in Rosanky (Bastrop Co) for about 6 years..
We lived in Rosanky (Bastrop Co) for about 6 years..
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…used to play for dances (keyboards and sax) there in a band that included another Ag - he's no longer with us - in a converted tractor barn. We pulled some great crowds from the surrounding area (Refugio, Woodsboro, Sinton, Taft, Rockport, Gregory, Portland, etc.) …and New Years Eve was a blast! It was just an intersection of county roads with a few buildings and houses but a hell of a lot of fun on Saturday nights (and holidays).
…used to play for dances (keyboards and sax) there in a band that included another Ag - he's no longer with us - in a converted tractor barn. We pulled some great crowds from the surrounding area (Refugio, Woodsboro, Sinton, Taft, Rockport, Gregory, Portland, etc.) …and New Years Eve was a blast! It was just an intersection of county roads with a few buildings and houses but a hell of a lot of fun on Saturday nights (and holidays).
mwm said:
Hearne is in bad need of a loop.
So that NOBODY has to drive through it ever again?
I vote yes.
You can turn off signatures, btw
did you ever go to Goerkes?TXAG 05 said:AgTrip said:
My family owns McQueeney Hall in "downtown Mcqueeney".
I think Marion is bigger than McQueeney, they have a high school. My brothers went there.
I miss the old Hot Shots fish fry that was on lake McQueeney.
Lots of good times at Hot Shots, especially the Friday night fish fries.
AgTrip said:
My family owns McQueeney Hall in "downtown Mcqueeney".
I think Marion is bigger than McQueeney, they have a high school. My brothers went there.
I miss the old Hot Shots fish fry that was on lake McQueeney.
Back when I was in middle school, my folks were looking at lakes to buy a lakehouse or property at.
I remember going to Lake McQueeney as one of our trips.
They bought land at Medina Lake (canyon, now) instead.
You can turn off signatures, btw
I went through Democrat, TX this morning in the pre-dawn hours
Ragoo said:did you ever go to Goerkes?TXAG 05 said:AgTrip said:
My family owns McQueeney Hall in "downtown Mcqueeney".
I think Marion is bigger than McQueeney, they have a high school. My brothers went there.
I miss the old Hot Shots fish fry that was on lake McQueeney.
Lots of good times at Hot Shots, especially the Friday night fish fries.
All the time, we would walk there.
maroon barchetta said:
It would kill the tiwn
Your terms are acceptable. Ridiculous having to drive through that ****hole and you better pray there isn't a train blocking highway 6
While many of you have driven through Tanglewood TX, none of have spent time there. It definitely needs to be added to the list
"I don't care about your feelings OP. I'm not going to let fandom replace reason, thought, and history"
Has anyone mentioned Fairy?
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Used to do a lot of trapping with my FIL in San Maribel.
Don't blink going through Loblolly or you'll miss it.
There's rumored to be ghost lights near Black Bayou but I haven't seen them myself.
Don't blink going through Loblolly or you'll miss it.
There's rumored to be ghost lights near Black Bayou but I haven't seen them myself.
Saratoga is known for ghost lights, as well. And for smelling really rank.
Hub `93 said:
Saratoga is known for ghost lights, as well. And for smelling really rank.
As bad as Industrial?
Cromagnum said:
Paint Rock, about an hour south of Abilene. Wife has a ranch out there.
You beat me to punch. My mom grew up in a shack with no running water in Paint Rock. It was somehow still standing about 20 years ago when we drove out there to see it.
I know where Fairy is and I've been!
Just read this article on tiny towns in our monthly issue of Texas Co-Op Power Magazine.
Some towns I've never heard of here.
https://texascooppower.com/tiny-dots-on-a-big-map/
Some towns I've never heard of here.
https://texascooppower.com/tiny-dots-on-a-big-map/
UTExan said:
Has anyone mentioned Fairy?
We haven't talked about you at all...
You can turn off signatures, btw
It's kind of a mini-Luling.
TXAG 05 said:Ragoo said:did you ever go to Goerkes?TXAG 05 said:AgTrip said:
My family owns McQueeney Hall in "downtown Mcqueeney".
I think Marion is bigger than McQueeney, they have a high school. My brothers went there.
I miss the old Hot Shots fish fry that was on lake McQueeney.
Lots of good times at Hot Shots, especially the Friday night fish fries.
All the time, we would walk there.
Small world. My brother married into the Goerke family.
I've been to oatmeal. Friend of mine is martyring a girl from there and we went to the engagement party.
Is Sonora too big for this list?
Is Sonora too big for this list?
scd88 said:
I've been to oatmeal. Friend of mine is martyring a girl from there and we went to the engagement party.
Is Sonora too big for this list?
Whoa.
Claude! said:scd88 said:
I've been to oatmeal. Friend of mine is martyring a girl from there and we went to the engagement party.
Is Sonora too big for this list?
Whoa.
Those small towns sure have some weird rituals…
You can turn off signatures, btw
**** it, I'm not going to fix it. Marrying a girl, not martyring.
Surely someone has put Tuna, Texas on this list?
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GentrysMillTX10 said:
I went through Democrat, TX this morning in the pre-dawn hours
I know where that is. I went fishing there once when I was a kid. Went with a friend to his family farm.
My ancestors settled near Priddy, some of my cousins are still there.
Some of my ancestors attended the school at Indian Gap. My grandma was salutatorian at Pottsville! (Neither of which have a school these days)
GentrysMillTX10 said:
Some of my ancestors attended the school at Indian Gap. My grandma was salutatorian at Pottsville! (Neither of which have a school these days)
If they were at Indian Gap, almost guaranteed we are either related or they knew each other.
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