My camera is a Nikon D40 with the Nikon DX 18-55mm kit lens and a Nikon DX 55-200mm telephoto. My bike is a hand-me-down entry-level Trek 820. Not lightweight but very dependable. Two sizes of Allen wrench will take care of most any repair or adjustment.
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Herein are 600,000 words, 15,000 images, and 100 videos about Fort Worth.
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On the West Fork of the Trinity River.Previous Handlebar Headers
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- Posts About Cattlemen
- Posts About Cinema in Cowtown
- Posts About Education in Fort Worth
- Posts About Fort Worth Crime Indexed by Decade
- Posts About Fort Worth’s Street Gang
- Posts About Fort Worth’s Aviation History
- Posts About Stores
- Posts About Trains and Trolleys
- Where? (The City)
- Why? (The Reason)
- With What? (The Gear)
- Who? (The Cyclist)
Hometown Top 13
My Favorite Posts:
Santa Claus Robbery and Old Rip
The Deadly Dr. Holmes
Airship April, 1897
Buttermilk and Blood
Brimstone and Limelight
"Bring Them in Alive"
A Train Twice Robbed
Queen of the Clouds
Hogwire and Heroin
Sodom on the Trinity
The Last Rebel
Suitable for Framing
Cowtown's Highway to Hell
Categories
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- Advertising
- Architecture
- Bricks and Martyr
- Casas Grande
- Century Club
- Cities of the Dead
- Cowtown in Motion
- Crime
- Downtown, All Around
- Fauna
- Flora
- Fort Worth Underfoot
- Life in the Past Lane
- On a Clear Day
- Public Art
- Rails 'n' Roundhouses
- Roadworthy
- Rollin' on the River
- Uncategorized
- Water Works
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What an incredible blog. I grew up in Fort Worth (now live in Cresson). You are continually presenting history that even my Grandparents never told me about. When I was little one of my favorite things to after visiting my grandaddy at the Coffee Clinic on Broadway……was to go through the underground turns off of Vickery with my grandmother. Keep it coming…please
Thanks, Wes. I continue to be amazed at the stories that my hometown has to tell.
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