We are in Wichita Falls, Texas visiting with our daughter and new grandson. He is almost a week old, so can't go outside and play catch yet, and I have taken care of all the fix-it projects around their home. Are there any Model T folk, museums, or anything interesting to see or do down here?
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Keith
Wichita Falls, TX - What to do?
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KWTownsend
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Re: Wichita Falls, TX - What to do?
Beautiful area
I am not that far away - just left Shamrock after enjoying one of the best lunches I have ever eaten and a long visit with the owner of “ The Roost “.
Go drive around and look in people’s backyards for hidden treasures.
FJ
I am not that far away - just left Shamrock after enjoying one of the best lunches I have ever eaten and a long visit with the owner of “ The Roost “.
Go drive around and look in people’s backyards for hidden treasures.
FJ
Google “ Model T Transport “
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Re: Wichita Falls, TX - What to do?
I am very sorry Keith.... there is virtually nothing to do in Wichita Falls. 
you could drive over to the dusty streets of Archer City where ‘The Last Picture Show’ was filmed. If it was quail hunting season I’d suggest the countryside around Petrolia....
you could drive over to the dusty streets of Archer City where ‘The Last Picture Show’ was filmed. If it was quail hunting season I’d suggest the countryside around Petrolia....A Fine is a Tax for Doing Something Wrong….A Tax is a Fine for Doing Something RIGHT 
