Texas County Courthouses:
022 Brewster County, Alpine, Texas
022 Brewster County, Alpine, Texas
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Texas County Courthouses:
022 Brewster County, Alpine, Texas
This is beautiful. I really like this courthouse.
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 22
Adm. Auth., dated 10/28/1991
In Corsicana, from SH 31 westward via Frost, Mertens and to SH 81 in Hillsboro, and then from another point on SH 81 westward via Whitney, Meridian and to SH 36 in Hamilton, a distance of approximately 115.0 miles. (Navarro, Hill, Bosque and Hamilton Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0022.htm
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It takes a VERY sharp eye to spot #22 here - he's the guy running, sliding and kinda fumbling the retrieval.
Watch out…we are GOING TO RUN OUT DAYS TO WAIT SOON…THE HORROR!!!!
How can the state's description of 22 leave out mentioning Cranfills Gap?ensign_beedrill said:
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 22
Adm. Auth., dated 10/28/1991
In Corsicana, from SH 31 westward via Frost, Mertens and to SH 81 in Hillsboro, and then from another point on SH 81 westward via Whitney, Meridian and to SH 36 in Hamilton, a distance of approximately 115.0 miles. (Navarro, Hill, Bosque and Hamilton Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0022.htm
ObviousLazyRiverIsObvious said:
It takes a VERY sharp eye to spot #22 here - he's the guy running, sliding and kinda fumbling the retrieval.
I keep thinking this is Will Johnston???
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Kuhlmann-King House
Boerne, Texas
This structure was built in the late 1880s as a residence for German native William Kuhlmann (1856-1918), a successful pharmacist and landholder. He sold the home in 1908 to Selina Long King (1831-1910), whose sons operated the local King & King Lumber Co. The Boerne Independent School District owned the house from 1920 to 1951, using it for rental property as well as for school-related purposes. Hill Country artist Harry Anthony DeYoung (1893-1956) leased the house for two years while teaching art in San Antonio. The Kuhlmann-King house has been owned by the city of Boerne since 1951.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982
Kuhlmann-King House
Boerne, Texas
This structure was built in the late 1880s as a residence for German native William Kuhlmann (1856-1918), a successful pharmacist and landholder. He sold the home in 1908 to Selina Long King (1831-1910), whose sons operated the local King & King Lumber Co. The Boerne Independent School District owned the house from 1920 to 1951, using it for rental property as well as for school-related purposes. Hill Country artist Harry Anthony DeYoung (1893-1956) leased the house for two years while teaching art in San Antonio. The Kuhlmann-King house has been owned by the city of Boerne since 1951.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1982
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Texas County Courthouses:
021 Brazos County, Bryan, Texas
The old one is beautiful. The new one not so much.
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021 Brazos County, Bryan, Texas
The old one is beautiful. The new one not so much.
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Downright ugly.
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The side with the windows isn't *as* bad…
I look at the Brazos County Courthouse, and I'm taken back to any number of mornings of jury duty. I was never placed on a jury though.
Looks like a FBI building
3 WEEKS PEOPLE!
DO YOU HAVE A JACKET? A BLANKET? A BUBBLEGUN? HAVE YOU BRUSHED UP ON THE WORDS TO RATTLIN BOG?
DO YOU HAVE A JACKET? A BLANKET? A BUBBLEGUN? HAVE YOU BRUSHED UP ON THE WORDS TO RATTLIN BOG?
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If you can't spot #21, please see a doctor
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aggiewilliford said:ObviousLazyRiverIsObvious said:
It takes a VERY sharp eye to spot #22 here - he's the guy running, sliding and kinda fumbling the retrieval.
I keep thinking this is Will Johnston???
I'm going with Jason Ruffcorn. The game has to be our 2017 regional game against Houston, right?
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Laundry is done. Ready for the season to start pic.twitter.com/l6hDzuZ2wC
— Stephen Schoch (@bigdonkey47) January 23, 2025
Just 21 days until the first "Lance sighting" for the season.
I hope...
I hope...
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Highway 21 carried me back and forth to College Station many a time.
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 21
Minute Order 030401, dated 05/23/1951
From US 81 near San Marcos northeastward via Bastrop, near Paige, Lincoln, Caldwell, to Bryan then follow US 190 to Madisonville thence via Crockett, Alto, Nacogdoches, San Augustine and Milam to Texas/Louisiana State Line. (Hays, Caldwell, Bastrop, Lee, Burleson, Brazos, Madison, Houston, Cherokee, Nacogdoches, San Augustine, and Sabine Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0021.htm
Highway 21 carried me back and forth to College Station many a time.
Three weeks! Aggie Baseball is just THREE WEEKS away!!
He has commented on men's basketball but stopped doing game threads. Hope he is up to baseball game threads at least occasionally!!mwm said:
Just 21 days until the first "Lance sighting" for the season.
I hope...
ObviousLazyRiverIsObvious said:aggiewilliford said:ObviousLazyRiverIsObvious said:
It takes a VERY sharp eye to spot #22 here - he's the guy running, sliding and kinda fumbling the retrieval.
I keep thinking this is Will Johnston???
I'm going with Jason Ruffcorn. The game has to be our 2017 regional game against Houston, right?
Yep, I think you are right!
ObviousLazyRiverIsObvious said:
If you can't spot #21, please see a doctor
That pitching mound A.K.A. "the bump" is the absolute worst! I cringe watching pitchers slide around on that piece of crap...
Another great #21
aggiewilliford said:ObviousLazyRiverIsObvious said:
If you can't spot #21, please see a doctor
That pitching mound A.K.A. "the bump" is the absolute worst! I cringe watching pitchers slide around on that piece of crap...
During the regionals at U of H one of the catchers got hit by a pitch. The ump was standing there awkwardly and I yelled at him to sweep the plate. He pulled the brush out of his pocket and swept the turf.
Texas County Courthouses:
020 Brazoria County, Angleton, Texas
020 Brazoria County, Angleton, Texas
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#20 is in this one. But you really have to want to find him. Good luck, gentle searcher.
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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 20
Minute Order 062146, dated 04/02/1969; Adm. Cir. 035-1969, dated 06/01/1969
From Texas/New Mexico State Line, southward via El Paso to IH 10 near McNary. (El Paso and Hudspeth Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0020.htm
One of my favorites Aggie Ballplayers and #20 to this very day! Thank you Mr Adam Smith for Jacking that hit over that FSU wall in the Supers!!!
Ladies and Gents I give you #20 Adam Smith....
Ladies and Gents I give you #20 Adam Smith....
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Early Boerne Schoolhouses
Boerne, Texas
The origins of public schools in Boerne date to 1873, when the Boerne Gesangenverein donated land on which to erect a schoolhouse. A two-room stone building was completed in 1874 and served children in all grades. A small frame building was added to the property around the turn of the century, and the upper and lower grades were separated. In 1910 a new two-story stone school was built. It served students of all ages until a high school was built on Johns Road in 1929. The 1910 building was sold to the City of Boerne Utilities in 1951.
Texas Sesquicentennial 1836-1986
Early Boerne Schoolhouses
Boerne, Texas
The origins of public schools in Boerne date to 1873, when the Boerne Gesangenverein donated land on which to erect a schoolhouse. A two-room stone building was completed in 1874 and served children in all grades. A small frame building was added to the property around the turn of the century, and the upper and lower grades were separated. In 1910 a new two-story stone school was built. It served students of all ages until a high school was built on Johns Road in 1929. The 1910 building was sold to the City of Boerne Utilities in 1951.
Texas Sesquicentennial 1836-1986
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aggiewilliford said:
One of my favorites Aggie Ballplayers and #20 to this very day! Thank you Mr Adam Smith for Jacking that hit over that FSU wall in the Supers!!!
Ladies and Gents I give you #20 Adam Smith....
A few years later, Adam Smith became an intriguing economist and philosopher
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ObviousLazyRiverIsObvious said:aggiewilliford said:
One of my favorites Aggie Ballplayers and #20 to this very day! Thank you Mr Adam Smith for Jacking that hit over that FSU wall in the Supers!!!
Ladies and Gents I give you #20 Adam Smith....
A few years later, Adam Smith became an intriguing economist and philosopher
I caught your Wealth of Nations Vibe good Sir!
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