Crow Town movie set
This is all that's left for the movie set as of March 29, 2017. During our first visit here ten years ago we saw several structures and some posters on the walls of the remaining buildings, all gone now. I think the movie Streets of Laredo, starring James Garner was the film this set was originally built for, but could have seen more action after that.
View from the back of the movie set, called Crow Town, along River Road. The movie filmed here was Streets of Laredo, starring James Garner.
The only remaining structure from the Crow Town movie set.
From the top of the M'Bob Overlook along River Road.
Castalon Peak with the desert view in the foreground.
Burro Mesa Pour Off, dry waterfall. I'm only estimating the height of the dry falls at 200 ft.
Neat ruin just off the Ross Maxwell Drive, near Santa Elena Canyon.
Santa Elena Canyon thru the window of a ruin near the canyon.
More of the ash pile in the volcanic area.....
Volcanic ash piles have weathered into beautiful subjects for early morning images.....
Volcanic area along Ross Maxwell drive.
Another look at Santa Elena Canyon at the end of the trail. A remarkable place that makes you feel very small.....
Santa Elena Canyon at the end of the trail. What a view!
Ernst Tinaja is full of surprises, and this cave near the water is a neat experience.
Wide view of Ernst Tinija. It's huge!
Stars Galore
The mighty warrior Orion watches over the graves in Terlingua!
Star Light, Star Bright....... Another beautiful Big Bend night!
Closed Canyon is part of the Big Bend State Park System, and is an enjoyable hike that leads thru interesting rock formations, and also has a few ups and downs.... Wear good hiking shoes and take plenty of water.
Near the entrance of Closed Canyon.
This historic church on the hill in Terlingua, Tx., is usually locked, but this morning we found the doors open and couldn't resist photographing the interesting interior.
The view from this adobe ruin in the Terlingua Ghost Town is one that may not be seen much longer. Unfortunately, vandals destroyed several of similar structures a few weeks ago, and there isn't a good way to secure the area. It's ashamed that these historical buildings were attacked by thoughtless individuals that should be jailed if caught!
The Terlingua Ghost town Cemetery makes a great subject for images in the pre-sunrise hours.
