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Description: A classic Lone Star State icon, this Texas longhorn design is hand-carved in bold cobalt blue and white for a striking western look that captures the rugged texture of traditional linocut printmaking. A great gift for Texas natives, ranch decor fans, and anyone who appreciates a good longhorn. Comes on apparel, stickers, mugs, and framed wall art, perfect for a ranch house, office, or western-themed space in need of some Texas pride.
Description: A classic Lone Star State icon, this Texas longhorn design is hand-carved in bold cobalt blue and white for a striking western look that captures the rugged texture of traditional linocut printmaking. A great gift for Texas natives, ranch decor fans, and anyone who appreciates a good longhorn. Comes on apparel, stickers, mugs, and framed wall art, perfect for a ranch house, office, or western-themed space in need of some Texas pride.
Description: There’s always been good money in serving up good steaks to hungry folks in Texas and John Zentner's famous steakhouse is no exception. While he started several successful steakhouses, his first well-known venture was the Lowake Inn in Concho County, where according to Zentner, folks came a long way because he sold the only cold beer between San Angelo and Fort Worth, and he had good steaks and burgers to go with it. While the Lowake Inn was a gathering place for locals in this small community, travelers passing through made sure The Inn was on their itinerary and not only did folks come by road, but also by air; a small airstrip within walking distance of the inn allowed pilots of small planes to come and go with ease.
