O love to see your videos in Texas. I lived 19 years in Lufkin, TX, but I am back to Brazil .

Beautiful fort worth

That place if I recall, is right around the corner from B-Daddy's, yeah?

Please put out more food compilations. Also come up to Oklahoma for some visits! We aint gotta let football always come between us lol

Used to live in SA.....ate many times at Floore's....many concerts and dances too...the last time in 1999 to see Merle Haggard! I pass by on the job periodically...will visit again someday!

Hard to beat Gruene Hall

Now, John T. Floores was a-working for the Ku Klux Klan At six foot five, John T. was a hell of a man Made a lot of money selling sheets on the family plan 👍🏼

I jut love this guy, he’s goofy, funny,and handsome !❤

If you put a fruit on your beer, people are gonna call you a fruity-tooty.. That's the Texas I grew up in. She's not even Texan and she gets it 👏

get off the TOTH's, for pete sake..

You boys need to find some original material, sorry this is old and worn out mats.............

Lucky enough that I’m a long walk away.

The best Dance Hall in Texas, is in Lubbock. IMHO The Lubbock Area Square and Round Dance Federation Dance Hall on 120th St. In South Lubbock. Contact Charles Spoon El Presidente.

Back in the day it had good sausage!!!!

Thanks!

no real Texan claims austin except... for UT long horns for ever

Excellent presentation...I am considering moving to El Paso (from Philly, PA)...thanks for highlighting the Franklin Mountain State Park - I did not realize that there could be a place of solitude ecen in the midst of that city...I love the SW😊

America's team? Called that despite being the mosted hated twam by Americans

I was stationed overseas in the Army, and a fellow Texan, a colonel in the Texas National Guard was like, "Yes, remember the Alamo, but if you're a REAL Texan, what do you say?" I replied, "Remember Goliad, Sir." Test passed.

neither one was anywhere near the first college in Texas. But A&M was founded as an ag school while UT was founded as a full university. Most aggies have no idea that 50% of their traditions are complete b.s.

These people really do make the authentic dishes, I can see it (I was born and raised in Hungary). If I ever go to Texas, I will for sure check it out. Funny, of all states, I do find it fitting that they are in Texas. Goulash literally means cowboy meal. I can see how Texans might enjoy this fare.

Hey Daytripper! Just found you and now I am hooked! Have you done Dalhart yet?

No Kincade's? Must be from Austin.

You were just another travel vlogger....until....you did an oompa loompa song in the candy factory.....RESPECT!

George’s wife Barbara are decendents from my hometown of Sharpsville, Pennsylvania if you’re a history buff look into the “Pierce” family, a very wealthy prominent family. My first job was in a local cemetery where i maintained the Pierce family plots. Barbara’s full name was Barbara “Pierce” Bush and has visited here when I was a young boy. And I have a cabin near oil creek Pennsylvania not far from Titusville where oil was first discovered, also I have remnants of the standard oil pipeline on my property, wooden pipes, I have a nice piece above our camp mantle. Really enjoyed the episode was just through Garden City, Midland, and Odessa. 🤠

How long does the 8.4 miles hike take roughly?

Omg! The round dogs!

does it open on the day of christmas??

I don't think you've covered Cameron, Texas. Quite a few hidden gems, including Tex Miller's. Check it all out.

Home Sweet Home

I can't believe you didn't mention Hard 8. Home of free beans, jalapeño cream corn, brush poppers and 2" thick butter soaked pork chops 🤤

I drove through the Davy Crockett forest to Caddo Mounds and Mission Tejas State Park on the 2024 Texas Model A tour in June!

I’m from Lytle a town not too far away from Castroville. My uncle used to get Parisa from Dzuiks everytime there was a huge Boxing fight in the 90s and 2000s. It was like gold to us and it went fast!!!! 😂

Actually in Gelena, Illinois I have been to Ulysses S. Grant Home State Historic Site pretty cool experience

Haunted hill house

I used to love this show, I would catch it on KERA/PBS on, I think, on Sundays. I'm so happy to see it on KZbin. The only complaint I have with this episode is that it lacked a parade and destroying a very expensive car.

Used to live in this town till yesterday. I’m in a whole different state. Don’t move here, please. The town is horrible for kids. At mill pond, the local park. I found 3 needles. Then in my neighborhood along with my friends. We see cracks addicats

Ah, Jefferson. Seat of Marion County, and home of the scariest stories in East Texas.

My family has had a weekend house in granbury since 81

These pods are so good. Just listened today on Apple podcast app. Been waiting on this one 😅😊

Badass video

I when I woke up in the morning on Easter I heard footsteps behind me, when everyone was laying down

I have the Chisos #2 boot. Best boot I have!

In El Paso Tx on top of the Franklin Mountain State Park you can see Two Countries and Three States 😊

My wife is from castro ille. We loved there for a while. Perisa is one of our favorite snacks. Its great fried too. Wifes uncle made dumplings and fried it. It was great but i precer it right from the butchers counter.

Thanks for sharing.

I've traveled this beautiful country so much and there's only two places away from home i would relocate knowing I'm in my waining years. Glen Rose TX and Harper's Ferry WV I think you need to check out Harper's Ferry

Good video- ive visited Glen Rose a few times never stopped for pie! Ill be through there in February definitely getting pie! Side note i drove through that animal park and while feeding rams one head butted my car 🤣 dont dangle arms out the window.

I was born and bred in Laredo, Texas😃 Sorry to say’ “My Laredo isn’t as safe as it used to be back in the 50s and early 60s.

5:10 that dude screwed me up. I went there today and ordered the small. Thinking that it would be too much. But it wasn't enough.