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Britt enjoys writing two separate, distinct blogs. The Dream Maker Blog is full of content that she feels every would-be franchisee deserves access to. Britt’s travel blog allows you insight into who Britt is and how she lives out her own Entrepreneurial Dreams, creating a life by her design. We hope you find enjoyment, inspiration, and value in each blog.
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NP 04:63
* Big Bend National Park * 01.20.2022 * The clouds rolled in like waves over the Sierra del Carmen Mountains today and hunting for petroglyphs (circa 500 AD) on the north end of the park among giant boulders. How did they survive here in 500 AD? No water, little food...
Big Bend Ranch State Park
* Marfa, TX * 01.19.2022 * Last night after work we decided to go for a drive. We headed west from Terlingua to Redford on 170 through Big Bend Ranch State Park, hugging the Rio Grande. Turned out it's known as one of the most spectacular scenic drives in the U.S. It...
Terlingua Auto Service
* Terlingua, TX * 01.18.2021 * We meet more awesome people cause of this old a** truck. Thanks for taking care of us Mr. & Mrs. Gill and Jeff. The world needs more folks like you. The fuel filter housing thingee is leaking diesel. Looks like we get a few bonus...
Big Bend National Park
* Indian Head Trail * Terlingua, TX * 01.17.2022 * Today we set out to find the Indian Head Trail, near our camp. We turned back because of a No Trespassing sign on the road, choosing to piddle around the ghost town again. Bill asked a gallery owner about the trail,...
Starlight Theatre
* Terlingua, TX * 01.12.2022 * The Inheritance (with Amanda Kitchens). Hard to pin down the sound. Cowboy Poetry and Mariachi mixed with French Café and Moroccan. Despite my inability to give them a label, one of the more fun live bands we've heard. Local music adds...
Terlingua Cemetary
* Terlingua, TX * 01.11.2022 * Located outside of Terlingua Ghost Town, formerly abandoned quicksilver mining camp turned tourist attraction and home of desert dwellers, misfits, and recluses. This was the final resting place for miners who succumbed while digging for...