Can anybody link me to videos of 80's -2000s of Dripping Springs

[OWLVIS 563]

family had land out there,, less than a mile from the park  had access to it forever.

 

I don't have pics,, I was'nt a take a camera with ya type,,, I  miss those days

[shadow_operative2.0 16277]

Isn't that @Armybrat's hood? He probably has some VHS to share. 

[Jerry Callo 8967]

9 hours ago, shadow_operative2.0 said:

Isn't that @Armybrat's hood? He probably has some VHS to share. 

I don't think that's his hood.  If it was, he'd probably have some daguerreotypes he could share.

[DalTxHornFan 3130]

13 hours ago, OWLVIS said:

family had land out there,, less than a mile from the park  had access to it forever.

 

I don't have pics,, I was'nt a take a camera with ya type,,, I  miss those days

Texas Archive of the Moving Image is always a good place to find history.

Here is the link to what they have indexed to Hays County: https://texasarchive.org/taxonomy/term/115720?&page=3

[ROFL BOX 6655]

On 3/27/2024 at 10:45 PM, shadow_operative2.0 said:

Isn't that @Armybrat's hood? He probably has some VHS to share. 

ScoPro / ArmyBrat's wife is a Taylor Duck.

 

We have a few Drip folks here on Shag² however I don't specifically know anyone (outside of my MiL) with long term roots.

Edited April 2 by ROFL BOX