Videos from “texascountryreporter” (25 video results)
Go back to the 1800's with a couple determined to live in solitude without any modern technology. Dick and Bonnie Cain don't have electricity, running water, or any other ...
Meet a boisterous baker who makes authentic, Czech kolaches from scratch in Calvert, Texas. (#1121, 2/21/09)
Jody Powers
ZamykalKolaches.com
709 Main Street, Calvert, TX ...
See the Texas Hill Country from the treetops. Cyrpess Valley Canopy Tours will take you on a safe, high-flying adventure via zip lines and ropes several stories up. Spicewood,...
Stamford, Texas is crawling with giant metal dinosaurs made from old car parts. Who's responsible? None other than the town mechanic, of course. He also happens to be the ...
An Amish family from Missouri is using traditional timber framing techniques to build stronger, taller, better beach houses along the Texas Gulf Coast.
Their first house ...
Now you can cook just like a champion chuck wagon cook! Real-life cowboy Jerry Baird bottles his own blend of spices and seasonings for all to enjoy. Jerry Baird, www.jerrybairds....
Only a few hundred whooping cranes exist in the entire world. Tommy Moore will take you on a boat ride to photograph them up close. (#1126, 3/28/09)
Legend says a horny toad (a.k.a. horned lizard) named Old Rip survived for decades trapped inside a brick of the courthouse in Eastland, Texas. When he was found alive, Old ...
Visit a one-stop shop for vintage toys from the 1950's & 60's. Plus they are the ONLY American manufacturer of metal cap guns. Bob & Johnnie Terry, Wild West Toys, Azle, ...
Meet a man who knows his way around a cattle pen and a number two pencil. Brian Asher, Snyder, TX. 1.888.277.9814 or asherbrian@hotmail.com. www.brianasherart.com
Meet Ran Horn - a man from Van Horn, TX who paints just like Van Gogh! He's even started an art gallery just for all the picture perfect copies of Van Gogh's work he has ...
Colby is an inspiring young man who's overcoming incredible odds to celebrate Christmas and spread good cheer. (#1008, 12/23/06) Beaumont, Texas.
Learn more about the Shorkey ...
Happy Thanksgiving! Meet a band director who plays classical music on a garden-variety, $5 kitchen utensil - a turkey baster! Ray Sanders, Normangee, TX (#1056, 11/24/07)
What's the dill with a Christmas tradition that some say is from Germany and some say is just made up? (#1008, 12/23/06)
Meet a man in Texas who turned his driveway into an exact replica of the most famous room in the White House - the Oval Office! Ron Wade. (#1000, 10/28/06)
Go on a tour of the DeLorean Motor Company's new production facility in Humble, TX. You, too, can get a brand new DeLorean just like Marty & Doc in Back to The Future, minus ...
Come on down to Rabbit Hill Farms, where "The King of Poop" turns worm droppings into nutrient-rich garden soil.
"Any day above ground is a good one" at the National Museum of Funeral History. (#907, 1/15/05)
Sam Raper and his family scour Dimmitt, TX for old bottle caps. They make models out of the discarded "Coke lids." (#213, 11/30/91)
Go on a backroads junk-gathering extravagana with the Junk Gypsies, who can turn any pile of clutter into five-star fashion. They've even designed clothing & a tour bus for ...
Move over, NASCAR! Lawn Mower Racing is the newest driving sensation. We've found a team that really mows down their competition. Tim & Patty Robinson. (#948, 10/29/05)
Round Top, TX is the last place you'd expect to find a gourmet cafe, so that's exactly where Bud Royer opened his roadside stop. Now folks from all over come to see "The ...
Find parts for your old car at a gigantic, Texas warehouse. No computers here, just the photographic memory of one classic car lover. Antique Auto Supply, Arlington, TX. ...
Meet a group of photographers determined to document Texas' most sacred places. www.texaschurchproj.com (#1027, 5/5/2007)
Why would anyone want to collect toasters? Visit Chuck Eissler, a man who says he has the largest toaster collection in Texas, and find out why. (#1045, 9/8/2007)
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