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This is a vignette of Ida May Moon, a West Texas Rancher that allowed me into her world, there on her two thousand acre homesteaded ranch. She was the embodiment of Texas hospitality! I am thankful for the opportunity to have been able to roam the prairies, creeks, and ridges of The Moon Ranch during the formative years of my life. It really was a once in a lifetime thing.As I mentioned in the podcast, here are some map-codes to give you a look at The Moon Ranch for yourself. The barns are delaptidated or collapsed completely now, but the structures are still visible form the air. Below is a hand drawn map made by my father. It is decades before the internet or an cost effective means of having an aerial map. You can see he did a pretty good job of his assessment as to the relationships between the geographical structures. I found the map in a brown envelope in his old hand made chain saw box. That pleasant find was just a few months prior to the posting of this podcast!Google Map Codes for The Moon Ranch - copy and past in the Google Maps search bar.The Moon Family Cemetery Q653+XX Breckenridge, TexasThe Moon Ranch Rock Ranch HouseQ654+3H Breckenridge, Texas  Primary Barns for farm implements Q644+RQ Breckenridge, Texas  Our Campsite Location Q624+JM Breckenridge, TexasVintage Hand Drawn Map of The Moon Ranch https://www.facebook.com/gwot.rocks/photos/a.311569533556796/311568763556873Podcast email: [email protected] of the organization that produces gwot.rocks: http://www.transformthiscity.orgTo help support the podcast: http://www.transformthiscity.org/donateTransform This City is an IRS 501(C)(3) and your donation is tax deductible.Advance equilibrium in the midst of an agitated world-tell your family, friends and work associates about the podcast! Subscribe, rate, and share the podcast with others!Don't assume people you know are doing well during this hard time. Give them a call to check on them! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.