Protecting Big Spring, the Native American sites and everything inbetween(the historic trees, land and scenery) is still a very fluid effort. MC Toyer who we all know so well from the messageboard here is hard at work to get the history nailed down once and for all. I'm not sure if he needs help but he sure needs our support.
There should be at the very least a Texas Historical Marker at the site. Maybe two Historical Markers.
Everyone is very worried about what is planned down there and what future plans hold for the place. It has me spooked.
I have extended invitations a number of times to everyone on the messageboard here for a visit. A number of you took me up on the offer and we all had a great time!
I think well over 100 people have visited the Spring this year, from school groups to retirees. Mountain bikers and hikers alike. So much good has come from this, new friendships, old friends renewed again.
MC Toyer is the go to guy with all this. He has a treasure trove of documentation and knowledge that could make quick work of the Historical Commission process.
There should be at the very least a Texas Historical Marker at the site. Maybe two Historical Markers.
Everyone is very worried about what is planned down there and what future plans hold for the place. It has me spooked.
I have extended invitations a number of times to everyone on the messageboard here for a visit. A number of you took me up on the offer and we all had a great time!
I think well over 100 people have visited the Spring this year, from school groups to retirees. Mountain bikers and hikers alike. So much good has come from this, new friendships, old friends renewed again.
MC Toyer is the go to guy with all this. He has a treasure trove of documentation and knowledge that could make quick work of the Historical Commission process.