Name an emotion, any emotion, and I’ll wager survivors of the largest wildfire in Texas history have experienced it over the last fourteen days. Foreboding? Yep. Disbelief? Uh huh.
Terror, anxiety, heartbreak, anger, despair, shock, relief, gratitude, guilt, love, numbness, compassion, empathy, grief? Check and double check.
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LIPSCOMB (LIPSCOMB, Cherokee) Revolution Operating Company, LLC, #1CH Logan Roy 695-714, (1279.18 acres) 321’ FNL & 329’ FEL, Sec 626, Blk 43, H&TC RR Surv, A-888, 6.3 mi NE from Lipscomb TX TD 12000’, (BHL: 143’ FNL & 933’ FEL Sec 714, Blk 43, H&TC, A-867) (sgd. Bill Spencer 512-918-1062, x2) Horizontal Amended
These posters accompanied some of the supplies delivered to the Exhibition Center during the relief effort for those affected by the wildfires.
(Click on the top image to see the slideshow of the posters)
These posters accompanied some of the supplies delivered to the Exhibition Center during the relief effort for those affected by the wildfires.
(Click on the top image to see the slideshow of the posters)
