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2011 Texas Fire Storm- April 10.

Posted by: rebelcry, 7:43 AM GMT on April 18, 2011

More photos and comentary on the 2011 West Texas firestorms soon yall!

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2011 Texas Fire Storm. April 9.

Posted by: rebelcry, 6:59 AM GMT on April 18, 2011

One of the largest wildfires in Texas history started in the early PM hours a couple miles west of Marfa on Highway 90 in Presidio County, Texas April 9, 2011. Started by a structure fire the fire ran with the gusts of wind between ten and fourteen miles an hour. Its front expanded more than ten miles at times. The fire storm was hurled through northern Presidio County and burning all the valley land between the Davis, Paisano, and Puertacitas Mountains. The Puert...

Updated: 7:40 AM GMT on April 18, 2011

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Giants of West Texas by Rebel Cry

Posted by: rebelcry, 12:06 PM GMT on November 19, 2010

My name is Zacharias Beau T and I am a poet photographer. My images are sold through Apache Trading Post & Art of the West Gallery in Alpine, TX. I also show and sell my work online. They are $15 each and are shipped in 8x10 matting. All my work is copyrighted. If you are interested in purchasing a matted copy of any of these images let me know! See, I have given you this land…-Deuteronomy 1:8I have traveled and treaked throughout the states, mountains, shores, pl...

Alpine, Texas

Mount Livermore

Twin Sisters

Updated: 2:55 PM GMT on November 21, 2010

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Storm Spirits from Hurricane Earl to a Seasonal Front over the Alps of Texas

Posted by: rebelcry, 11:22 AM GMT on August 31, 2010

My photo of an early spring storm over the Paisano Mountains in West Texas revealed a stern face blushed by dust and dusk. And this recent photo of Hurricane Earl by Hector777 shows an eerily likeness, though this spirit, while no less grim, is more pale.

The Band of the Earl Hurricane arriving at Guayama

Alps of Texas Apparition

Updated: 12:09 PM GMT on November 19, 2010

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The Silent Eruption

Posted by: rebelcry, 1:04 PM GMT on June 16, 2010

Directly south and west of Alpine, Texas and east of Paisano Pass is a range of mountains that range from 5,000 to 6,899 feet above sea level. A recently retired welcome sign on Holland Ave in Alpine called these the Alps of Texas. Somebody from the Texas Geological Survey names them the Paisano Mountains. Thirty-five million years ago a subduction of the Farallon plate created several violent calderas throughout this region. The Paisano caldera erupted for more...