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The Most Sacred, Historical Town In Texas - What I Saw In GOLIAD

The Most Sacred, Historical Town In Texas - What I Saw In GOLIAD

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The Most Sacred, Historical Town In Texas - What I Saw In GOLIAD listen, with all do respect, when you travel through texas like this town the whole state of texas is fill with stories like this and when you mention buildings like ones build when so called texans were not even arround, yes the whole history of texas is still not one that a big % of population would like to bring back to memory, it doesnt matter how nicely one want to paint the whole story, the whole event as how this land change owner ship is still a touchy subject and TEXAS still reflects that, with out looking at records more likely the people that was hung from the tree were natives, brown, or black, please dont get me wrong without these events we would not have come the entire culture that we are now, is just that history is getting forgotten and with out looking at records is ease to twist history.
Date: 2024-01-28

Comments and reviews: 34


Was a Working Cowboy in the 1970s. family Quarter Horse Ranch. Wichita Falls Texas. purchased a New Lotus Europa in 1975 ( i was 20 yrs. Old ) cruised all over Texas. especially Port Aransas. North and South Padre Island. ouwed 4 Yachts and a dozen Euro Exoticars. lived aboard the Boats. the Cars were daily driver's. over 45 yrs. on North Padre. sold my Yacht and 2 Classic Sports Cars and moved to S. E. Asia 10 months ago ( fricking love it here ) Cheers from Pattaya Thailand. enjoy your digital imagery of the Great State of Texas
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oh, the metal barn looking buildings appear to be deserted 'cotton gins', where farmers bring their cotton crops in to be 'compressed' and 'graded' for sale and shipment to the world markets. I've got a little video of a farmer telling of his farm and ranching of over 10, 000 acres in Ellis County Texas, take a look if you get the chance here on you tube under a search for, tcvideosennistexas and a title of American Farmer Ellis County Texas, thanks, like you videos by the way!
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Wow, Joe, even at 62, I learn things from you on every video. Thank you so much for this. The wife and watch your CURRENT videos every Sunday night with a shot of whisky. We also have 2 jeeps and love them. Jeep and Jack Daniels should be your sponsors. LOL. Reach out to them. Wishing you and yours’ the very best. Where is your memberships, merchandise, etc. You EARNED IT! Joe, it is TIME to GROW! Keep rollin. ’ - Ron
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you were about 30 minutes away from my home town of Beeville Tx. I always enjoyed Goliad, it is a great little small town to visit and the history it has to show for Texas.
I enjoy watching your videos to see how close you get to my town and the smaller towns around it. Berclair is small town in between Beeville and Goliad that would be fun for you to visit. It has a historical mansion there.

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That house is 281. 800 dollars. Im english pounds us about 200. 000 pounds. In england that would probably buy you a semi detached 3 bedroom house in a working class neighbourhood or a 1 bedroom apartment in a middleclass neighbourhood. Not much at all. Without seeing all of that house i rekon it would cost around 800. 000 to a million pounds which is about 1 to 1. 3 million dollars
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Wonderful educational film. I Knew the history of Goliad and the slaughter of unarmed men by the Mexican Army. I did not know about The Angel of Goliad, Mexican General Ignacio Zaragoza, details about Father Hidalgo, or that the first signing of the Texas Declaration of Independence at the Loreto Chapel. Thanks.
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Very cool! I actually performed at a very small music festival that took place outside of Goliad about 8 years ago. I didn't make it into the town itself so it was nice to see it in your video. Such an important small town in the history of Texas, and Mexico for that matter!
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WHY did you only show the falling down crap houses There are SO many beautiful homes in my little town! You did NOT give a good representation of life here!
Y’all please don’t think that Goliad is a all trashy trailers, this guy did not do us justice

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Wow. It's been a few years since I have been to Goliad. Downtown is more spruced up since I've been there. It's a gorgeous town with really nice houses. La Bahia is a very special place. I think there was one other place I went on a school field trip.
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We enjoy your videos very much and will continue to watch but respectfully ask that you don’t leave any dogs on chains in your videos or any other animal cruelty please edit out this type of content as it has no redeeming value and upsets animal lovers
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Some of the shacks people live in is inexcusable! Somebody explain, why in the HELL are we giving OUR tax money to other countries, when we have our OWN people living in these conditions! Our government is full of rich bloated criminals. Makes me sick.
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All of you need to Wake The Flock up, including Joe & Nick. These old glorious stone buildings with egress windows are not what we have been told. His story is a lie. Jon Levi explains it the best. . De-program yourself and quit believing the LIES!
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Another great video. Love the Texas ones. Glad you’re going to do another west Texas. My second home but first in my heart. Looking forward to the other western ones you have planned. Safe travels my friend. Keep filming I’ll keep watching.
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Your content is awesome! It’s zen just to have on all day while working or while visiting my parents. Its interesting historical facts along with scenery. Always creates conversation when we’re watching. So enjoyable!
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if a guy cant live out his little. shed. home thing, then where's he supposed to live im sure he's not bothering nobody. no one has to provide housing for him. if thats how he wants to do it, then let him!
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My girlfriends great great great grandfather was Alfred Giles, the architect who was responsible for designing the court house. His works are all around Texas and are truly fascinating!
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Having kids that had to take Texas History, this trip, along with San Antonio, was done twice for their benefit just before they hit middle school. They got very good grades in that class.
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That place where you said you're surprised that's allowed, most likely it's somebody that's disabled and poor and nobody wants to help them but everybody wants to look down on them
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Scooted around (hwy 77) my whole life Htown-the Valley. About to do it again, be sure and go out of my way just a little bit to make a stop. Hope the sub, like, and comment helps.
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In your west Texas Video, are you possibly going to cover the interstate 10 towns of Van Horn, Fort Stockton, etc. We just went through this area, staying in Van Horn twice.
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Great restaurant in the town square there. Really good steaks! Remember the Alamo; Remember Goliad! The Goliad Massacre was horrific to read of, and worse, to consider.
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Cant live cheap now. those number are way out of date. just the last 5 months groceries have gone up almost 250 percent. and add size shrinkage. and ur really talking 500.
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Second Empire was one of the more popular architectural styles of the Victorian period, and there are hundreds of thousands of examples still standing in this country.
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I love history so I'm definitely visiting this place in the future! Thanks for the video
The house seems unlisted now, by the way, 3 days after you posted.

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I feel like most videos i see about texas look like a 3rd world country. was watching boarder videos the other day what was going on and it looked like another planet
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If only Ford offered the new Bronco with a diesel engine and 4x4 or all wheel drive I'd be a buyer. Diesel anything is nearly impossible now (thanks, VW.
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Thanks for the interesting tour. I have been to TX several times, but of course not to the places you have show. What I don’t know about TX could fill volumes.
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This is the most powerful video I have experienced from you. Thanks very much for your attention to detail and the thoughtful cadence of the filming.
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Can you include water quality and/or polluted super sites information I think a few of these places are decaying because it isn’t so liveable anymore
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Didn't know all the stories, but the wife and I have been to all the forts and missions and cool stuff to see! This brought back all the fun memories.
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Would love to have you comment on what people do for work in these towns - what do people do to make their livings and where do they work
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Thank you for the beautiful narration of some texas history. Lots of my family and history are from that area. Job well done.
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I was born and raised in the San Antonio area its either Texan or Texacan not Texan where are you from narrater.
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242 Chilton, est $277, 000, or maybe $350, 000 including smaller house next door. 3, 406 square feet, no other info.
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