Palo Duro Canyon

 

A dug out house similar Charles Goodnight's.

An Indian Marking tree

The Lighthouse rock

From the saddle display at the museum

Texas made out of Rattlesnake rattles

Indian war clubs similar to the one Garry has in his possession. I think  Aunt Alberta acquired it from her Indian friends

We visited Palo Duro Canyon this week with Janice and Kenny. We toured the area, went to the Texas Play and stayed at the Hudspeth House, a very nice bed and breakfast. The breakfast was yogurt with homemade granola, orange French toast and sausage. We met lots of nice people there too. Wednesday, we went to the Panhandle Plains History Museum. It is Texas' largest history museum. We saw Quanah Parker's headdress, antique cars, guns, well, a little bit of everything. At the Texas show, one of the characters said that the Texas Panhandle was "where you can see farther and see less than anywhere in Texas!"