Quanah Texas

[@scottparker5285]

Thank you for being a city named after my grandfather I'm happy to k ow quanah is happy folks that live good.

[@amoore2539]

You drove through the town where my wife was born, here father was born, and grand parents settled and farmed since 120 years ago. The people that live and work there are truly the salt of the earth. They were and are Blessed people. Thank you for sharing.

[@abovethelanes]

Thanks for the comment 👍

[@timberlabradorgodisgreat8143]

Howdy,I had to look the name up🤓,it sounded familiar,🤔 this is what I got..🙂The town of Quanah was named in honor of a famous Comanche chief.🤗 Thanks for the video👍, sending some Joy your way....🙂

[@Noahsoak]

North texas?

[@timberlabradorgodisgreat8143]

@@Noahsoak I'm from Ga,but this is what google says::Quanah is 192 miles northwest of Fort Worth and 8 miles south of the Red River, which forms the Oklahoma-Texas state line. It looks kinda central on the east side(?)I told a friend how to take a short cut( on a trip he was taking ),from looking at a map one time.He didnt speak to me again for 6 months,haha. Have a good day!.

[@normanrambo4189]

Thanks for sharing. God bless and safe travels.

[@francorama]

you see the camera shaking. must be the crosswinds kicking the truck a little.

[@abovethelanes]

It is

[@chrisreeves8037]

Empire of the Summer Moon | Book by S. C. Gwynne, about Quanah and the Comanche nation. Awesome book, awesome people, I could not put the book down. I learned the tribe ruled everyone on the Texas Plains: Apache, Anglo, Mexican, and Spaniards. The Comanche traded in slaves and horses as wealth. Many captives were Anglo; hence, there are many recorded accounts of life among the tribe woven into the book. This how history learned about his mom Cynthia Ann Parker who had been abducted in a raid as a child. Also you have seen westerns of attacking tribes galloping their horses and shooting arrows from the position underneath the neck of the animal. This seems to be true after reading the book. In short I came away with a more profound respect for the Comanche, and so will you.

[@abovethelanes]

Awesome thanks for the information

[@hankbaron409]

What a cesspool of a town.