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This is the first of two articles by Rev. Warren Wilbur on his travels during his vacation to the great Southwest.

He is taking this method of communicating with and sharing his trip with his friends in Rappahannock.

Many people promise to keep us posted on their vacation, activities, but few remember to follovt through.

Many thanks to the Wilburs. They can be reached at 1502 Nolan St., Big Spring, Texas.

We live in a magnificent nation that is divided into geographic sections. Each section has its own unique heritage. This 1 am rediscovering on my trip to the Southwest and invite you to explore the area with me.

The first thing I notice as I pull into my home, the West Twin Ranch, Miami, Oklahoma, is a life-size replica of a Texas Longhorn. This statue is in memory of my great-grandfather who’ trail d rove the Texas Longhorn from central Texas to Baxter Spring, Kan., the first town in the Southwest to ship cattle via railroad to Kansas City. Few people remember this was a busy cow town before Wyatt Earp’s Dodge City was a wide place in the road.

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