Cedar True Texan


Joined : 15 May 2007 Posts : 1083 Localisation : Always Texas
| Subject: Flowers Ranch (Zavala County) Thu 22 May 2008, 10:34 pm | |
| The corral at the Flowers Ranch, Zavala County, viewed from the ranch house on February 4, 1933. Photograph finished by T. W. Swofford's Studio, Uvalde, Texas.
 _________________ The woman of the frontier made the best of her situation, for she had developed a respect for the land that gave her freedom as well as the courage to live in it. ~~~ from the perspective of Anne Seagraves |
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Craig
Joined : 26 May 2008 Posts : 1
| Subject: Re: Flowers Ranch (Zavala County) Mon 26 May 2008, 5:04 pm | |
| | Hi. Has someone here been on the guided vacations they offer at the King Ranch in Texas? |
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Cedar True Texan


Joined : 15 May 2007 Posts : 1083 Localisation : Always Texas
| Subject: Re: Flowers Ranch (Zavala County) Wed 28 May 2008, 9:47 pm | |
| Craig,
I've not ~ recall only a seemingly endless expanse of space (fenced? Surely, barring memory) when traveling northward with my grandparents from a vacation at Port Isabel Lighthouse. A Web-search reveals that much has changed since then.
There has been some questioning in the courts concerning the rights of the King Ranch to some of the acreage it holds. Again, however, this comes to me from slim evidence -- oral testimony -- so its truth or consequence is a matter for the wind to carry.
But well-come, and should you venture to this historic ranch, please share your experience and thoughts. Perhaps someone has more and recent knowledge to extend.
Holly _________________ The woman of the frontier made the best of her situation, for she had developed a respect for the land that gave her freedom as well as the courage to live in it. ~~~ from the perspective of Anne Seagraves |
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