backyard

There are cases where someone buys a property in Texas, only to discover there are bodies in the backyard. Older homesteads in Texas frequently had family burial plots on them. In many cases, those plots were never officially named a "cemetery".

For someone like me who knows nothing about farming, "hot tub" is the first thing that always came to mind when I saw one of those large metal livestock water troughs at Palmer Feed and Supply here in San Angelo Some of them can hold 300 gallons and would be big enough for at least eight or ten people.

I can only imagine the excitement one Medina County, Texas couple must have experienced when they discovered a cavern on their property. This is not just any cavern. It is described by spelunkers, or cave experts, as an "enormous cavern." Could this happen in San Angelo?