I lived in Iowa Park from 87-93 and attended MSU. Went back for the first real visit in nearly 30 years. Y'all did a great job highlighting older gems like Lucy Park, Lake Wichita as well as newer restaurants and coffee houses. I barely went east of 287, but last week discovered many of it's old and new charms. Try Pioneer 2 or 3 and visit the main Post Office. It's an art deco wonder and architectural time capsule. You can go upstairs and see the federal court room and old school offices.
Thanks for watching! Is pioneer pioneer of Texas? If so we love that place! If not would love to try it. Yes we have been to post office for our passports and it is a really cool building but didn’t know about the upstairs- thanks for the ideas!
How do you deal with bugs😢 we are thinking about moving there from idaho. I was born in Bryan, tx but left at a young age so i don't remember about the bugs
They are hit or miss. Not nearly as bad as when we lived in Florida in my opinion. Important things are making sure you’re house has good seals on doors and windows and then preventative treatments. All I use is Otho home defense on a regular basis and it usually takes care of most things. Hornets are a constant struggle but with hornet spray and a regular schedule of maintenance it keeps them easily controlled. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks for the info. Most tour videos just talk about tour attractions, but you folks talked about unique restaurants. I loved it
our little family just moved in and what I can say i’ve learned so far is that el primo has really good breakfast burritos.
We haven't been there so we'll have to check it out.
Thanks for the suggestion!
I lived in Iowa Park from 87-93 and attended MSU. Went back for the first real visit in nearly 30 years. Y'all did a great job highlighting older gems like Lucy Park, Lake Wichita as well as newer restaurants and coffee houses.
I barely went east of 287, but last week discovered many of it's old and new charms. Try Pioneer 2 or 3 and visit the main Post Office. It's an art deco wonder and architectural time capsule. You can go upstairs and see the federal court room and old school offices.
Thanks for watching! Is pioneer pioneer of Texas? If so we love that place! If not would love to try it. Yes we have been to post office for our passports and it is a really cool building but didn’t know about the upstairs- thanks for the ideas!
Hey,gorgeous ,
It’s a good video. I would recommend Mel getting a wireless mic because it was hard to hear her speaking.
Thanks for watching and the feedback!
agree on the voice volume. Also will say y'all did a really good job covering WF in the process. Thank you
How do you deal with bugs😢 we are thinking about moving there from idaho. I was born in Bryan, tx but left at a young age so i don't remember about the bugs
They are hit or miss. Not nearly as bad as when we lived in Florida in my opinion. Important things are making sure you’re house has good seals on doors and windows and then preventative treatments.
All I use is Otho home defense on a regular basis and it usually takes care of most things.
Hornets are a constant struggle but with hornet spray and a regular schedule of maintenance it keeps them easily controlled.
Thanks for watching!
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