Back When with Wes Reeves: Tornado Threats and Other Bad Clouds
So much of my early childhood was shaped by tornado threats, mostly in the months of May and June
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Back When with Wes Reeves: Unto Dust …
The dark and dirty days of April 1935
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Back When with Wes Reeves: Passing trains that have no names
The first passenger train arrived here in 1887 when there were more cattle than people in the city.
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Back When with Wes Reeves
In 1964 we took a huge “L” in the economic win-loss column that still has us wondering what might’ve been.
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Back When with Wes Reeves
The role of British businessmen in dawn of the Panhandle’s ranching empire
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Brick streets stand the test of time
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And the Walls (Almost) Came Tumbling Down
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Back When with Wes Reeves
Unbuilt Amarillo
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Back When with Wes Reeves
We may not know when we’ve crossed the 98th meridian, or even care, but it’s a pretty reliable borderline dividing Texas between east and west.
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These Thy Gifts
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Back When with Wes Reeves
Starting school in late summer’s inferno
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Amarillo Pools
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Route 66 Motels
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