Houston....its 80 degrees outsideMAROON said:
Not sure where you live but a cold front came through Texas yesterday and another tonight
Old German settlement starting back in the 1840's. My great Grandfather came from Munich Germany 1905 and bought the ranch that been in my family since that day. Just a little over 1,000 acres. The headwaters of the South Fork of the San Gabriel River runs right through the middle of the ranch. Oatmeal is also where Pinky Wilson is from. Pinky wrote the Aggie War Hymn.gigemJTH12 said:
Oatmeal, Texas!
that's a new one to me. incredible
Did you know Jim and Judy Carlile? I think they were from Bertram, then moved to SA then back to Burnet. Jim passed away a couple of years back. Good guitar pickerBurnetAggie99 said:Old German settlement starting back in the 1840's. My great Grandfather came from Munich Germany 1905 and bought the ranch that been in my family since that day. Just a little over 1,000 acres. The headwaters of the South Fork of the San Gabriel River runs right through the middle of the ranch. Oatmeal is also where Pinky Wilson is from. Pinky wrote the Aggie War Hymn.gigemJTH12 said:
Oatmeal, Texas!
that's a new one to me. incredible
https://texashillcountry.com/oatmeal-texas-things-you-didnt-know/
Yea know the family. My dad knew Jim. I also know Lori & Brooke.Rattler12 said:Did you know Jim and Judy Carlile? I think they were from Bertram, then moved to SA then back to Burnet. Jim passed away a couple of years back. Good guitar pickerBurnetAggie99 said:Old German settlement starting back in the 1840's. My great Grandfather came from Munich Germany 1905 and bought the ranch that been in my family since that day. Just a little over 1,000 acres. The headwaters of the South Fork of the San Gabriel River runs right through the middle of the ranch. Oatmeal is also where Pinky Wilson is from. Pinky wrote the Aggie War Hymn.gigemJTH12 said:
Oatmeal, Texas!
that's a new one to me. incredible
https://texashillcountry.com/oatmeal-texas-things-you-didnt-know/
Judy was the daughter of Floyd Ferguson a pretty well known old time Texas fiddler. He sat her down at a piano when she was a youngster and made her learn how to back old fiddle tunes up. I play a pretty decent fiddle myself and we used to get together on a regular basis and have jam sessions. Fun times. They were/are good peopleBurnetAggie99 said:Yea know the family. My dad knew Jim. I also know Lori & Brooke.Rattler12 said:Did you know Jim and Judy Carlile? I think they were from Bertram, then moved to SA then back to Burnet. Jim passed away a couple of years back. Good guitar pickerBurnetAggie99 said:Old German settlement starting back in the 1840's. My great Grandfather came from Munich Germany 1905 and bought the ranch that been in my family since that day. Just a little over 1,000 acres. The headwaters of the South Fork of the San Gabriel River runs right through the middle of the ranch. Oatmeal is also where Pinky Wilson is from. Pinky wrote the Aggie War Hymn.gigemJTH12 said:
Oatmeal, Texas!
that's a new one to me. incredible
https://texashillcountry.com/oatmeal-texas-things-you-didnt-know/
Now you can't just go making up places.BurnetAggie99 said:
Was 44 degrees on the ranch this morning in Oatmeal TX. At least that's what the PEC temperature gage said when I got up to go feed the show cattle. I think Wednesday night will be around 37 degrees. I'll be in the deer blind.
hell yeah. my dad brought me up on these!Al Bula said:
How about Hurst's 15 Cajun 15 Bean soup?! Throw sausage in or whatever you like.
Freaking delicious!
One of my wife's favorites.Al Bula said:
How about Hurst's 15 Cajun 15 Bean soup?! Throw sausage in or whatever you like.
Freaking delicious!
