TERLINGUA MOON 

Vol 26.  No. 39 

September 29, 2015 

The night flows back, the mighty stillness embraces and includes me; I can see the stars again and the world of starlight. I am twenty miles or more from the nearest fellow human, but instead of loneliness I feel loveliness. Loveliness and a quiet exultation.

 ~ Edward Abbey

by Million sMiles

La Kiva has set an opening date!!!  We will open the bar for business on Monday October 12, 2015.  We hope to be able to open the kitchen soon thereafter, but no date has been set for food service.  We will be serving ice cold draft beer, ice cold bottled beer and a complete assortment of mixed beverages.  We hope to see you at La Kiva soon!  Details in next week's Moon in regards to opening weekend festivities!  (Costumes, anyone?)

This Week at The Boathouse

Open every day at 5:00 with full bar.  Dinner Tuesday - Saturday 5 - 9:30

Wednesday - Open Mic #37 hosted by Jeffro Greasewood  7 - ???

Friday - Dinner Special (check FB page on Wednesday) and Jeff Haislip 7 - 10

Saturday - Moses Martinez 8 - 11

Stay tuned as we move into October.  We've got some great things on the horizon!

This Week at High Sierra:

Friday, October 2, 2015 - TBA!

Saturday, October 3, 2015 - Ralph Moore - 8ish

Sunday, October 4, 2015 - 1st Sunday Song Circle - Come on Out and Join Collie Ryan and Friends - 2:00

If you lost or know of someone who lost a set of keys about 2 weeks ago, they were found on a table outside at High Sierra. We have them!   (2 Toyota keys and ? 2 door keys)

Starlight Theatre Restaurant & Saloon

11:29 AM (8 hours ago)

Tue    9/29 - Uh Clem

Wed   9/30 - The Whitmores

Fri     10/2  - Robert Cline                             

Sat    10/3  - Dan Johnson

Mon   10/5  - Burger Night with Michael Howard

Becoming Fine Art and Mechanic Shop: The average age of a car in America reached an all-time high this year of 10.8 years, That means a lot of us will be facing needed repairs.  Call us at Becoming for help with your auto repairs. 432 371 2694  We also do furniture refinishing and painting give Deb a call. Gallery is open.

Terlingua School's fall open house is Wednesday, Sept.30, at 4:00. Child care will be available at the playground.

Pet Blessing at the Community Garden in the Ghostown Saturday, October 3rd, 3:30pm-4:00pm

w/ Rev. Kay Jennings of the Big Bend Episcopal Mission. Please have pets on a leash or in a pet carrier. Plastic bags will be available for pet messes.

Big Bend High School Staff is proud to announce that Cody Willard is the BBHS Good Citizen for 2016! The Paisano Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors this honor each year.  The student selected must excel in the following qualities of good citizenship:  dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism.  Cody will be honored along with other local area seniors at a ceremony in February in Alpine

Shot Time Liquor

 New Exόtico Tequila!  Delicious chilled or in a margarita, smooth with subtle floral notes, 750mL Blanco is just 14.84 and 1L Reposado is 18.56.  We now carry 2 Gingers Whiskey 750mL 25.99, earthy without being heavy with a light finish, perfect over rocks.  Also new is Redemption Rye, a light subtle rye for 33.41.  If you like mango check out Patron's  Mango Liqueur, wonderful mango flavor, perfect over ice with your favorite juice or a splash of soda, 750mL for 25.99.   Kai Vodka, all flavors now closeout priced at 9.28 for 750mL!  The risqué room is no more, check out our new Amorous Armoire. Open as long as the law allows, Mon-Sat 10AM-9PM.

TERLINGUA TRADING COMPANY

Needs a part time worker for regular shifts, and  to help out when we are busy; also to fill in for other staff as necessary. MUST BE ABLE TO

LIFT 35 POUNDS. Come by for an application.

TERLINGUA TOOL RENTALS Jimmy Taylor, owner 371-2621 New items every week for your construction needs or “Honey-Do List”.  If the Taylors take a day or a few days off, Bryan Klein will take your calls, meet you at the shop to get or return tools. His number is 713-907-5259. There will be a voice message on our land line and a sign on the door of the shop, if this should be the case. Thank you for your business.

A truck-load of Wylie water tanks is scheduled to arrive Mon. 28th - and as it usually goes, another order is beginning to fill.  Please call 2506 for current prices and specs. We will be away from the phone the latter part of the week, but you can leave a message or email us at elcentro432@gmail.com.  Thanks so much.  The Burrs

Terlingua Community Garden

Work Day is this Wednesday 30th at 10am

Please join us in preparing for fall planting!

Lunch is provided!

Don't forget 30th is also the deadline to reserve a plot or two and to sign the gardener's agreement.

Garage Sale/Flea Market on Saturday, October 3, in parking lot of Green Desert Living just south of the Terlingua Ranch turn-off.  We will start up at 8:00 am and end around 2:00 pm. Vendors are welcome to join us-no cost to vendors, just show up and sell, sell, sell!

YES, there will be a Green Scene Sustainability Festival on Saturday Oct 24! This will be a day of demos, music, entertainment.  This will also be the kickoff  day for the Farmers Market.. Activities will be at the Garden and Market Bldg.  All are welcome to share your ideas and talents.

If you want to present a demonstration, sell your wares, sing your song, dance your dance, join the fun. Details to follow!   Sign up at terlinguagreenscene@gmail.com

The Earth and Fire Gallery is having an Arts and Crafts Market !
All local artists and makers are invited to come set up in our newly landscaped area to show off your talents. We will be hosting this event on the first Saturday of each month (excluding November). This is open to all - locals or visitors.

We know this is quick notice, but pack up and come join us to make our first one a good showing of local talent.

All Energies is also your source for new off-grid batteries. Some of our popular sellers include the Continental 6V/230Ah for just $125 with core, the Rolls/Surrette 6V/428Ah for $375 each (with 7 year warranty), and the Universal 6V/380Ah sealed AGM for $415 each. Give us a call at 371-2950 or email casey@allenergies.net for more information!

Barton Warnock Visitor Center celebrated National Public Lands Day with a Hike & Sketch. Families were invited to hike with park interpreter, Amber Harrison and artist, Crystal Allbright. Following a jaunt through the desert, the group returned to the visitor center to create art.

Photographs, creative writing and drawings were entered in the "Get to KNow" Texas State Parks Youth Arts Contest. From Panther Junction, Alpine, and Terlingua, families came out to hike and make art at Big Bend Ranch State Park: Cory Cason, Hat Cason, Bernadette Devine, Caelan Devine Ryan, Evin Hanke, Cassandra Perez, Felix Perez, and Zoey Sexton. Thanks to Martha Stafford for the creative snacks including bananas that look like dolphins! "We have plans to do these hikes more often!" says Ms. Allbright, "It is a great way to learn about the desert and have a chance to express yourself through art."

Honey-Do Gabe provides skill and experience to perform a variety of interior and exterior services for your home or business.I am eager to help with projects at your home or business..My name is Gabriel Guerrero I am located at Becoming Fine Art. please call for ideas, rates or scheduling. 432-371-2694

One Day at a Time in Terlingua

AA is not affiliated with any religious organization but is grateful to the Big Bend  Church (north of the post office) for allowing us to meet there. Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m. (Closed Discussion). Anyone who has a desire to stop drinking or remain sober is welcome.Carpooling may be available to Alpine AA (Wednesdays) and Al-Anon (Thursdays) meetings. Contact phone numbers are posted on the church doors.

PUBLIC NOTICE CALLED MEETING OF THE BREWSTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2015 AT 9:00 A.M. BREWSTER COUNTY COURTHOUSE, COMMISSIONERS COURTROOM

6th & Avenue E ALPINE, TEXAS

AGENDA

To Discuss and Take Action as Appropriate on the following1. Discussion and Action to Adopt the Proposed 2015 Tax Rate as set out below:

Maintenance & Operation             .341694

Interest & Sinking                          .031006

 Total Rate Proposed                       .372700

2. Adjourn

Our local library has telephone meeting lists for AA (Alcoholics Anonymous), NA (Narcotics Anonymous), Al-Anon (Family and friends who have a drinking problem), ACA (Adult Children of Alcoholics and other dysfunctional families) and Recovery Inc. (Cognitive behavioral techniques for all kinds of emotional issues).  All meetings are free to attend but long distance phone charges do apply. All of the books (English and Spanish) can be checked out at the library as well.  There are also on-line meetings.  You can now get all kinds of help and support in the privacy of your own home at a variety of different times each and every day. 

New House cleaning business.  If you're located near the American Legion, give me a call.  I'll be happy to give you a clean house.  Terra Johnson 294-2788

Send news to terlinguamoon@gmail.com by Noon Monday for next week's MOON.  We couldn't do it without YOU!

The Terlingua Moon 

Sept. 22, 2015 ~ Volume 26  ~ # 38

by South County Mud Clowns

A good  neighbor  increases  the  value  of  your  property
~  Czech Proverb

With much appreciation from the residents of South Brewster County, for our new, gorgeous, state-of-the-art, recycling trailer… THANK YOU TO: Marcos Paredes, Hugh Garrett, Judge Cano and all the County Commissioners.  The trailer will be located at the Fire and EMS building unless it’s in transit to be emptied.  Also, THANK YOU to all the BBNP Superintendents and employees who have supported our efforts to keep our desert beautiful.

The old recycle wagon.  Many, community-minded, dedicated volunteers made this system work as well as possible. THANK YOU ALL !  Mindy Hamlett, Shannon Carter, Zoey & Kevin Sexton, Terry & Susi Ervin, Joe & Sue Rife, Leon & Ruth Jansyn, Patricia Kern, John & Melissa Forsythe, Nancy Fabion, Jim Craig, Trevor Reichman, Sandy Smith, Janet Sullivan, Greg Grimes… I'm sure I'm forgetting someone.  A BIG thank you to Rio Grande Electric Co-op for donating the white truck which made transport of the old wagon possible and to BBNP for working with us.

* SPECIAL THANKS to Tom & Dori Ramsay for tending the electronic recycling trailer… HUGE SUCCESS !!! 

From BBNP: There will a ground breaking ceremony on September 26 at the Fossil Bone Picnic Area starting at 10:00 am to dedicate the coming Fossil Discovery Exhibit! This exhibit will be completed next year and will be our largest exhibit ever built in the park and cover our world class paleo diversity. This is a partnership project with the park's friends group.

Sept. 26, 2015 is National Public Lands Day - a day set aside to celebrate our nation’s public lands. Come enjoy the trails at Big Bend Ranch State Park and let nature inspire your family to create some art. From 9am - 2pm, The Barton Warnock Visitor Center will be hosting a guided hike followed by art activities led by local artist and musician, Crystal Allbright. Art creations can be submitted to the Arts in the Parks Youth Art Contest. Park entry fees will be waived for all participants. Space is limited so please reserve your spot by contacting Amber Harrison at  (432) 424-3327 or Crystal Allbright at(432) 386-0906 by Sept. 24.

Monthly presentations at The Big Bend Library will resume THIS upcoming Thurs.  Sept.  24th at 6:00 p.m.  Please join us at the library for a program led by Jeff Leach entitled:   Chasing Our Ancestral Microbiome. Advances in next generation DNA sequencing and computational tools has begun to shed light on the role of microbes in common disease such as obesity, irritable bowel disease, autism, kidney stones, celiac disease, a vast array of autoimmune disease – and the list goes on.  In this presentation we will discuss our attempt to recapture our ancient microbiome through our work with one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer groups in Africa.  Big Bend Library is located on the campus of Terlingua Common School District.  Programs are free, open to the public, and refreshments will be served.  If you would like to help with refreshments or make a donation, please contact Glenda Luttrell @ 371-2552.  We look forward to seeing you there for this interesting and informative program!

Big Bend High School will be entering a team in the Relay for Life on Friday, October 2, in Presidio.  They have the luminaria order forms available now.  If you order from the students, the luminarias are $5.00 each. If you go online, they are available for $10.00 each.  Please call at 371-2281 if you are interested.

 WELCOME THE PRIDE OF SOUTH COUNTY
Anyone is invited to join the Cross Country Team on a 4 mile training run this Saturday at 8am starting at the Chile Pepper.

This Week at The Boathouse  

Join us for dinner, drinks, music or any combination thereof!  We open every day at 5 with a full bar.  Dinner from 5 - 9:30.
Wed.:  Open Mic #36 hosted by Jeffro Greasewood.  7'ish until whenever the music stops.  This month's musicians' tips go to the Terlingua Food Bank and last week we raised $175!!  Thank you!
Fri.  Bryn More and Jeffro Greasewood 6 – 10 p.m.
Sat.  Uncle Pat & His Imaginary Blues Band 8-11 p.m.

La Kiva is interviewing now for all positions.  Full training;  No testing !!!!

Starlight Theatre Restaurant & Saloon
Tue   9/22 - Uh Clem
Wed  9/23 - Fozzy
Thu   9/24 - Moses Martinez
Fri     9/25 - Uncle Pat's Imaginary Band 
Sat    9/26 - TBA
Mon   9/28 - Burger Night with James Williams

This Week at High Sierra:
Fri. Sept. 25 - 8:00 - Mark Utter & Friends
                             Welcome SBC Anniversary Group
Sat., Sept. 26  TBA
"Äre You Ready for Some Football?" Call for Game Times Thank You Neil Trammell and all the musicians who participated in Sunday Funday and to the Fantastic Gringo Cartel (Jim, Anna, Neil and Mark)! The music was Awesome!

Becoming Fine Art and Mechanic Shop: Auto technicians do not relish telling their customers that they need expensive repair work, …especially if it is due to lack of proper maintenance. What they do enjoy are customers that get their regularly-scheduled maintenance done, i.e. oil changes, tune-ups, EFI cleanings, etc. These services add years to your car’s life, often result in better gas mileage, and give your tech the opportunity on a consistent basis to look your car over for any fluid leaks or other "first tells" of more serious issues.  Call 371-2694 or stop by. The Gallery is open and we have new stuff.

Honey-Do Gabe provides skill and experience to perform a variety of interior and exterior services  …for your home or business.I am eager to help with projects at your home or business..My name is Gabriel Guerrero I am located at Becoming Fine Art. please call for ideas, rates or scheduling. 432-371-2694
         
Earth and Fire Gallery would also like to announce their new Arts and Crafts Market on the first Saturday of each month (excluding November).  All local makers of Arts and Crafts are invited to come and display and sell their wares in our new outside courtyard.  

Earth and Fire Gallery will be reopening for the new season and welcoming our first Guest Artist, Molly Finnerty. Molly showed as a Guest Artist in June and has decided to make her home in Terlingua.  Help us celebrate our new season and welcome Molly to the ‘hood. Earth and Fire Gallery is located in The Terlingua Ghostown, between The Starlight and Espresso y Poco Mas. Artists on display include, Larry Short, Jana Faulk, Voni Glaves, Marty Anderson, John Sufficool, Molly Finnerty, and Linda’s new ceramicist, Capelo.  We have new art both inside and outside. Come by the Gallery on Thursday 6 to 10 P.M, drink some of Linda’s wine and see what we have before we are all swamped again until January.

One Day at a Time in Terlingua
AA is not affiliated with any religious organization but is grateful to the Big Bend  Church (north of the post office) for allowing us to meet there. Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m. (Closed Discussion). Anyone who has a desire to stop drinking or remain sober is welcome. Literature is available in our local library. Carpooling may be available to Alpine AA (Wednesdays) and Al-Anon (Thursdays) meetings. Contact phone numbers are posted on the church doors.
If you would like help with a problem regarding alcohol or drugs our local library has books that you can check out in both English and Spanish. There are also phone meetings lists available (AA and NA) so that you can attend a meeting and get support in the privacy of your own home.

He’s HANDSOME and SWEET. Why no takers ??
Take a look at Long-overlooked NITRO needs a home!! He has now spent a whole year at the Alpine Animal Shelter. This 4-year-old, 64 pound pit bull mix loves to take walks, chill at your side, ride in the car, and have his head and ears scratched. He is neutered, vaccinated and micro chipped. His adoption fee is $100. The Alpine Animal NITRO is online at  www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelter_id=TX1202
For more info email heatherthemule@gmail.com

Terlingua Community Garden Announcements
Our next Work Day is September 30, Wednesday at 10am!! Please come and show your support; the community garden wouldn't have gone this far without your help! Sept 30th is also the deadline to reserve your plots in the garden and sign the gardener's agreement. 
We need several used 5 gallon buckets for composting program. You can drop them off at the garden, or contact us at terlinguagreenscecne@gmail.com
Any volunteers that is interested in taking care of our rabbits? We are going to have rabbits and harvest their manure, with that, we can feed nutrients to our gardens!  We still need an assistant manager and treasurer&secretary Position descriptions will be posted shortly.
               Thanks :) Let's Grow Together


PUBLIC NOTICE
CALLED MEETING OF THE BREWSTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2015 AT 8:00 A.M.
BREWSTER COUNTY COURTHOUSE, COMMISSIONERS COURTROOM
6TH & AVE E
ALPINE, TEXAS

AGENDA
To Discuss and Take Action as Appropriate on the following:
1. Discussion and Action to Adopt the Proposed 2015 Tax Rate as set out below:
Maintenance & Operation             .341694
Interest & Sinking                          .031006
Total Rate Proposed                       .372700
2. Brewster County Clerk / Elections / Order of the November 3, 2015, Constitutional
Amendment Election / Discussion and appropriate action
3. Adjourn

*****************************************

Brewster County, TX, September 21, 2015 – The Brewster County Sheriff’s Office and the Brewster County Office of Emergency Management recently resumed the use of the CodeRED community and emergency notification system.  This system will be used to provide information to the residents of Brewster County about road closures, emergencies, and other information.

The CodeRED community and emergency notification system is used by the City of Alpine and Brewster County to provide emergency information to the public through several different means, such as a recorded voice message, text message, and email.  When residents sign up for CodeRED they can choose several different ways to receive these notifications.  Residents are highly encouraged to sign up for this free service at www.brewstercountytx.com/code-red.  For residents that do not have internet access there will be copies of the signup form available at the Alpine Police Department, Terlingua Fire & EMS station, and the Marathon Public Library.

Additionally, a CodeRED Mobile Alert app is available for Apple and Android smart phones.  This app is free and utilizes a smart phone’s GPS receiver to alert the phone’s owner when there is a CodeRED alert issued nearby.

Matt Van Ostrand
Brewster County Emergency Management
Office 432-837-9876
Cell 512-878-9166

                  

Terlingua Moon 

Volume 26.  No. 37
September 15, 2015
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In consideration of those without computer access or mobility, please be so kind as to print a copy of this for any neighbor who might benefit from a copy. 

Please send news to TerlinguaMoon@gmail.com no later than noon on Mondays for publication in that week’s Moon. Thanks!

Terlingua Community Garden!  Our first Work Day for this season is September 21st at 10am in the garden. Lunch will be provided! Let’s get down and dirty, but please bring your gloves! See you there!! Monthly presentations at The Big Bend Library will resume on Thursday September 24th at 6:00 p.m. Please join us at the library for a program led by Jeff Leach entitled: Chasing Our Ancestral Microbiome.  Big Bend Library is located on the campus of Terlingua Common School District. Programs are free, open to the public, and refreshments will be served. If you would like to help with refreshments or make a donation, please contact Glenda Luttrell @ 371-2552. We look forward to seeing you there for this interesting and informative program! A meeting of the Brewster County Commissioners Court has been called for Friday, September 18 at 9 a.m.  at the Brewster County Courthouse in Alpine – 6th @ Avenue E.  This meeting will not be held, however, if the 2016 Budget is approved at the September 16 meeting.  For more information call 432-837-2412. Electronic Recycling is this week folks – Wednesday September 16!  Please see details and list at the end of The Moon (below) for more details! Recycling in Terlingua! Now accepting cardboard, paperboard, aluminum, tin, and #1&2 plastic. The recycle trailer is now in service - located behind the Emergency Response Center. Please crush and clean as much as you can. No lids and no trash left around the trailer.  Please thank commissioner Garrett when you have the opportunity. One Day at a Time in Terlingua.  AA is not affiliated with any religious organization but is grateful to the Big Bend Church (north of the post office) for allowing us to meet there. Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m. (Closed Discussion). Anyone who has a desire to stop drinking or remain sober is welcome. Literature is available in our local library. Carpooling may be available to Alpine AA (Wednesdays) and Al-Anon (Thursdays) meetings. Contact phone numbers are posted on the church doors. No Trans-Pecos Pipeline – Not In Our Big Bend.  Commenting during the FERC EA Scoping phase was a resounding success. More than 300 comments came in during this phase and we now have more than 624 total comments on the docket… that’s more than any other natural gas projects on all the FERC dockets in 2015!  As far as FERC activity is concerned, we now await their decision. In the meantime, here’s what you can do to help on other fronts: http://defendbigbend.blogspot.com/2015/09/ways-to-help.html Harvest Native Bounty with Brad Lancaster, Drylands Educator & Desert Harvesters Co-Founder.  Saturday, 9/19 - MESQUITE WORKSHOP & NATIVE-FOODS TALK. Workshop:  Mesquite Harvesting 1 - 5 pm, Kokernot Lodge, Alpine $10 Fee.  Register at mlatta@feedingamerica.org. Free Talk - Desert Harvesters & Native Foods 7:30 to 8:30 pm AISD Auditorium. Alpine Animal Shelter:  RAYDAR is an 8-year old, 28 lb. little terrier mix with an adorable personality. He is friendly with people and dogs, listens well and barely barks. Despite his age, he’s spry and spunky, and he’s hoping to return to family life. The Alpine Animal Shelter is open M-F from 10-6 (closed 1-2 pm) and by appointment. RAYDAR (and all AAS animals) is online at https://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelter_id=TX1202.  For more info email heatherthemule@gmail.com Big Bend National Park Welcomes 4th Grade Students Through “Every Kid In a Park” Initiative. Big Bend National Park invites all 4th grade students to visit the park for free as part of the White House’s new Every Kid in a Park program.  Starting September 1, 4th grade students can now go to www.everykidinapark.gov to complete an activity and obtain a free annual entry pass to more than 2,000 federal recreation areas, including national parks. "We’re offering a special invitation to fourth graders and their families to discover not only Big Bend National Park, but all our national parks.  During the National Park Service’s 2016 Centennial celebration, we want everyone to get out and explore these national treasures,” said Superintendent Cindy Ott-Jones.  “We hope these free passes will introduce 4th graders, their classes, and families to places where they can explore, play, and learn.” To receive their free pass for national parks, fourth graders can visit the Every Kid in a Park website and play a game to access their special Every Kid in a Park pass.  Fourth graders and their families can then use this pass for free entry to national parks and other federal public lands and waters across the country from September 1, 2015, through August 31, 2016. Mark your calendars for National Public Lands Day Saturday, September 26th, 2015, at Big Bend National Park.  National Public Lands Day is a chance to join with others to support public lands, and to volunteer on a park improvement project.  All volunteers receive free entrance to the national park, camaraderie, and a fun-filled day! Big Bend National Park staff will host a volunteer project on September 26th cutting brush in the Chisos Basin.  This is part of an ongoing fuel reduction project that helps protect park facilities in the event of a wildfire.  The brush that is cut during National Public Lands Day will be transported to a site in the northern part of the park, where it will be used to help control erosion and re-establish grasses in historically heavily impacted areas.  The project is free and open to the public.  Volunteers and park staff will meet in the Chisos Basin parking lot (CCC Pavilion) at 8:30 am.  The park will provide volunteers with tools, work shirts, gloves and water.  Please call Daphne Sewing at 432-477-1110 (Daphne_Sewing@nps.gov) for more information. Vaporized!  NPS Director Jonathan Jarvis issued a policy memorandum Monday prohibiting the use of electronic smoking devices in all places where tobacco smoking is prohibited in national parks. The policy is effective immediately. “Protecting the health and safety of our visitors and employees is one of the most critical duties of the National Park Service. We are therefore extending the restrictions currently in place protecting visitors and employees from exposure to tobacco smoke to include exposure to vapor from electronic smoking devices” Music & The Arts Come on down to The Boathouse Restaurant & Bar! Open every day at 5 with a full bar.  Dinner Tuesday through Saturday from 5 - 9:30.  Music this week: Wednesday - Open Mic #35 hosted by Jeffro Greasewood.  7'ish - ???  All musicians' tips going to the Terlingua Food Bank. Friday - Trevor Hickle & Pat O'Bryan.  7 - 10 p.m.  Saturday - Laird Considine - 8 - 11 p.m. Hope to see you soon at "The Boat!" Starlight Highlights! We open every day at 5! Tuesday  9/15 - Uh Clem Thursday 9/17 - Pablo Menudo Friday 9/18 - Grupo de la Paz Saturday 9/19 - Judge Brother Monday 9/21 - Burger Night with Jeff Haislip This Week at High Sierra: We welcome the Judges and Commissioners from Far West Texas this week.  Tuesday Night, 9/15 - The Gringo Cartel - 8:00 pm.  Friday Night, 9/18 - Neil, Jim, Anna, Pablo and friends - 8 pm.  Saturday Night, 9/19 - The Gringo Cartel - 8:00 pm. Sunday Funday @ 2 pm  The Neil Trammell Extravaganza Around Town and Help Wanted Terlingua Tool Rentals:  Jimmy Taylor 371-2621 Everything for your construction needs and “Honey-Do List”  DRAFTEX – Residential planning and design.  Jeff Gavin (830-739-6986) Water Catchment Tanks!  We have room for one, possibly two, more catchment tanks on our current order.  If you’d like to be included, get in touch with us right away as the order is about to be placed.  Call 371-2506 for specs and prices.  A deposit confirms/ reserves your tank(s).  Thanks! Becoming Mechanic Shop: In a flat rate shop there is an overwhelming amount of pressure to cut corners and speed up the repair. Almost all dealerships are flat rate shops. We are not a flat rate shop, but bill actual hours. Give us a call at 432-371-2694. Hello – my name is Gabriel Guerrero and I provide skills and experience to perform a variety of interior and exterior services for your home or business. I am eager to help with projects at your home or business. I am located at Becoming Fine Art. Please call for ideas, rates or scheduling. 432-371-2694 HELP WANTED!! TERLINGUA TRADING COMPANY has two job openings for part time work plus backup and fill-in work. MUST BE ABLE TO LIFT 35 POUNDS.  PLEASE COME BY THE STORE FOR AN APPLICATION La Kiva is now seeking applicants for ALL POSITIONS, including a pizza cook for our gourmet pizza line (full training provided). Please send letter of interest (or resume) with qualifications, position sought and contact information to cavebarterlingua@gmail.com.  PLEASE – no drop-ins or phone calls. Electronic Recycling BBCA (Big Bend Citizens Alliance) will once again co-sponsor an Electronics Recycling event on September 16, 2015, at the TxDOT Picnic Area at Intersection of SH118 & SH170 in Study Butte from 9 am to 3 pm. BBCA is providing the volunteers for South County. Get those electronics ready to recycle. More info soon. Here is the list of acceptable items.  •      Computers          •      Computer Accessories •      Computer Monitors •      Televisions •      Printers •      DVD/CD Players •      Copiers, Fax Machines & Scanners •      Typewriters •      Telephones •      Cell Phones & Chargers •      GPS Units •      Pagers •      PDA & Tablets •      Answering Machines •      MP3 Players •      External Hard Drives •      Radios & Boom-box •      Video and Camera Equipment •      Communications Equipment •      Video Game Systems •      Cable Boxes/DVR •      Circuit Boards •      Rechargeable Batteries (boxed separately) •      Microwaves •      Cables, Wires, •      Power Cords, Power Strips  NOT ACCEPTED: •      Yard Equipment •      Gas Powered Equipment •      Lead acid or non-rechargeable batteries •      Water Coolers •      Paper Shredders •      Propane Tanks •      Space Heaters •      Household Appliances •      Smoke Detectors •      No CRT tubes without cases

The Terlingua Moon 

September 8, 2015   ~  VOL. 26 #36

by La Catrina

Mock not, nor jest at anything of importance.  Break no jests that are sharp and biting, and if you do deliver anything witty and pleasant, abstain from laughing thereat yourself.  George Washington’s Book of Civility 1745             
   
This Week at The Boathouse!
Full bar open every day at 5, closing at Midnight (1 a.m. Saturdays).  Dinner Tuesday through Saturday from 5 - 9:30.  Come check out our beautiful front patio and deck overlooking the Chisos!
Wednesday:  Open Mic hosted by Jeffro Greasewood, 7 p.m. - ???  Everyone welcome and all musicians' tips going to the Terlingua Crisis Center, earmarked for the Food Bank.
Friday:  Bruce Salmon and Janie Cowan (7 - 10)
Saturday:  Uncle Pat & his Imaginary Blues Band (8 - 11)
Weather permitting, music will be on our outdoor stage overlooking the Chisos; otherwise indoor stage.
Stay tuned to our FB page (or call us) for our Friday dinner special.  Hope to see you soon!

Special thanks to our fantastic Labor Day music lineup.... Ted Arbogast , Jeff Haislip & Friends and Mark Utter who entertained our hotel guests, visitors and friends this past holiday weekend .  Not to mention Collie Ryan who had a great turnout hosting the 1st Sunday Song Circle.  A very special thank you to our amazing staff ...we could not have had a successful weekend without you!  Herman and Deanna

This Week At High Sierra Bar and Grill
Friday, September 11 - 8'ish  -  Guitar Man Mark Utter
Saturday, September 12 - 8'ish  Area 118 Jeff Haislip

Terlingua Community Garden
Thanks to all who showed up to the meeting!  We are still looking for an assistant garden manager to assist Cassandra, treasurer/secretary to maintain financial records, Farmer's Market coordinator, and Green Scene coordinator.  The deadline to reserve a plot or two, and to sign the Gardener's Agreement is September 30th.  Our next Work Day is September 21st.  Our regular volunteer days will be Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in the morning. If your schedule doesn't allow, email us at terlinguagreenscene@gmail.come and we will arrange something!  Thank you for your support!! Let's Grow Together!

On Saturday October 3rd​. 3:00 PM ​ at the American Legion Post 653 on 118 South of Alpine, Texas, Dave Elkowitz will have the Shelby's lined up for you to see, take pictures of, talk with the owners / drivers and if you are very, very good even get a ride in one.

Many Stones has eggs and firewood for sale.

Monthly presentations at The Big Bend Library will resume on Thursday September 24th at 6:00 p.m.  Please join us at the library for a program led by Jeff Leach entitled: Chasing Our Ancestral Microbiome.
Advances in next generation DNA sequencing and computational tools has begun to shed light on the role of microbes in common disease such as obesity, irritable bowel disease, autism, kidney stones, celiac disease, a vast array of autoimmune disease – and the list goes on.
In this presentation we will discuss our attempt to recapture our ancient microbiome through our work with one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer groups in Africa.
Big Bend Library is located on the campus of Terlingua Common School District.
Programs are free, open to the public, and refreshments will be served.
If you would like to help with refreshments or make a donation, please contact Glenda Luttrell @ 371-2552.
We look forward to seeing you there for this interesting and informative program!

La Kiva will be hiring soon for ALL POSITIONS.  Please send us your info including resume, position of interest, preferred schedule and contact info to:  cavebartelingua@gmail.com   Thanks!

Big Bend Conservancy and Big Bend National Park announce the groundbreaking for the Fossil Discovery Exhibit.  The groundbreaking will be at the Fossil Discovery Exhibit site on September 26, 2015 at 10AM and is open to the public.  The groundbreaking ceremony location is eight miles north of Panther Junction on the road to Persimmon Gap.

Truck-load tank order:   We might not have replied to your phone message due to illness and absence.  Please call us again if you want one of the Wylie catchment tanks to be yours. A Texas company founded in 1930, Wylie is the gold standard of polyethylene, USDA potable-approved catchment tanks. You can't beat our prices and quality.  Call 371-2506 for specs and prices.

There is a meeting scheduled for Monday September 21st at the Big Bend Church for anyone interested in learning about welding technology. The meetings will be at 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. This class is designed to prepare high school age students for entry level skills in the welding industry but adults are welcome also. Previously our classes have been at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. every other Monday. If you are interested feel free to call Ray Bullock at 837-3737 or leave a message on the Big Bend Church phone, 371-2243

ROSS Needs a Home!!  ROSS was pulled from a shelter to avoid being euthanized and is in foster care in Ft. Davis. For many, many months he has been dreaming of the day that he can go home to his permanent family. One benefit of adopting from a foster arrangement is the opportunity for lots of info... ROSS is very good-natured, happy for outdoor activity and then to be a couch potato, loves people and gets along well with some dogs. He has shared a home with lots of other fosters dogs who have found their families, but will also be a great only dog. ROSS is great walking on a leash, riding in the car, splashing in his doggy pool, chasing after tennis balls (returning said balls, not so much), taking hikes and rolling on his back for belly rubs. He has an eager, impish personality that inspires big smiles. ROSS can travel to meet interested/approved adopters. ROSS is about 5 years old, neutered, microchipped, up to date on all his shots and hoping to meet you soon! For more info email mmwesttx@yahoo.com

Available September 13th - November 30th: small, detached guest room with AC, shower, composting toilet, microwave and small fridge. Two people max; no pets; no smoking. Daily/weekly rates. Will consider trade for handy work, with references. Call Mary at 432-371-2999 weekends; 432-294-0771 weekdays or email spottedslinky55@gmail.com.

Big Bend National Park Welcomes 4th Grade Students Through “Every Kid In a Park” Initiative
New National Program Encourages Families and Classes to Visit National Parks
Big Bend National Park invites all 4th grade students to visit the park for free as part of the White House’s new Every Kid in a Park program.  Starting September 1, 4th grade students can now go to www.everykidinapark.gov to complete an activity and obtain a free annual entry pass to more than 2,000 federal recreation areas, including national parks.

One Day at a Time in Terlingua
AA is not affiliated with any religious organization but is grateful to the Big Bend  Church (north of the post office) for allowing us to meet there. Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m. (Closed Discussion). Anyone who has a desire to stop drinking or remain sober is welcome. Literature is available in our local library. Carpooling may be available to Alpine AA (Wednesdays) and Al-Anon (Thursdays) meetings. Contact phone numbers are posted on the church doors.

BBCA (Big Bend Citizens Alliance) will once again co-sponsor an Electronics Recycling event on September 16, 2015, at the TxDOT Picnic Area at Intersection of SH118 & SH170 in Study Butte from 9 am to 3 pm. BBCA is providing the volunteers for South County. Get those electronics ready to recycle. More info soon. Here is the list of acceptable items.
ACCEPTABLE ITEMS:                                                                                                                          
•      Computers        
•      Computer Accessories
•      Computer Monitors
•      Televisions
•      Printers
•      DVD/CD Players
•      Copiers, Fax Machines & Scanners
•      Typewriters
•      Telephones
•      Cell Phones & Chargers
•      GPS Units
•      Pagers
•      PDA & Tablets
•      Answering Machines
•      MP3 Players
•      External Hard Drives
•      Radios & Boom-box
•      Video and Camera Equipment
•      Communications Equipment
•      Video Game Systems
•      Cable Boxes/DVR
•      Circuit Boards
•      Rechargeable Batteries (boxed separately)
•      Microwaves
•      Cables, Wires,
•      Power Cords, Power Strips

NOT ACCEPTED:
•      Yard Equipment
•      Gas Powered Equipment
•      Lead acid or non-rechargeable batteries
•      Water Coolers
•      Paper Shredders
•      Propane Tanks
•      Space Heaters
•      Household Appliances
•      Smoke Detectors
•      No CRT tubes without cases


Please send any notices to The Moon by noon Monday. 
Send them single spaced, appropriately caped, no bold,
to:  terlinguamoon@gmail.com

MOOOON XTRA!!!!!!!!!

Not in Our Big Bend
As of 9:00am, Wednesday, September 2, 2015, we have a total of 132 impactful, substantive comments that have been filed in the Environmental Assessment (EA) Scoping Comment period for FERC Docket CP15-500, the proposed Presidio Crossing Project, associated with the proposed Trans-Pecos Pipeline.

In total, there are now 450 comments filed on the docket, including those submitted in the initial public comment period, and those submitted during the EA Scoping period.

We know there are more coming, based on the “in-flight” strategy.

For those of you, especially if you are a Big Bend Conservation Alliance member, who have not yet commented, the deadline is Friday, September 4, 2015 at 4:00pm Central Time. We encourage you to submit your comment ahead of this deadline, as the FERC Online system can get busy and behave unpredictably near a deadline.

In this EA Scoping comment period, FERC is addressing environmental inputs (species-specific concerns, threatened & endangered species, protected species, including plants, mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, soil disturbance, habitat fragmentation, etc.), cultural and historical impacts (archeological sites, historical sites, culturally significant sites), and socioeconomic issues (threats to tourism, ranching economy, disparate impacts on population, etc.).

Here are links to the comment resources, tutorials, and process:

Links and resources:

http://www.bigbendconservationalliance.org/links_resources_…

FERC Commenting Video Tutorials:

http://www.bigbendconservationalliance.org/ferc_video_tutor…

FERC Quick Comment:

http://www.bigbendconservationalliance.org/_ferc_e_comment_…

FERC e-Registration (for filing long-form comments):

http://www.bigbendconservationalliance.org/eregistration_sh…

Submitting an e-File comment (for submitting long-form comments):

http://www.bigbendconservationalliance.org/submitting_an_e_…

If you’ve filed a comment, thank you for your support. If you’ve filed, and still have time, and feel compelled to do so, you can comment more than once. Every comment matters!

TERLINGUA MOON 

Vol. 26, No. 35                                

September 1, 2015                              

by MaeWestern      

Saturday Service

The Big Bend Episcopal Mission will have Holy Eucharist on Saturday, Sept. 5 at 5 pm at Santa Inez in the Ghostown. The Rev. Kay Jennings will be at the church about 3:30 if you would like to stop by to meet her before the service.

Espresso…Y Poco Mas 

located at La Posada Milagro in the Ghostown

We are back to our normal hours starting on September 5th. 

Open daily

Sunday-Wednesday we open at 7:30am-2pm Thursday-Saturday 7:30am-3pm.

Thank you all the locals who supported us this summer!!

Come and enjoy a cup of our delicious coffee on this cool mornings that we starting to have!

Remember we serve breakfast all day, till we close!!

Wifi available

This Week at the Starlight

Tue  9/1 - Uh Clem

Fri    9/4 - Eric Sommer                               

Sat   9/5 - Bruce Salmon

Mon  9/7 - Burger Night with Bruce Salmon

This Week at The Boathouse!

We are again closed except for Wednesday through Saturday this week.  

Wednesday:  Open Mic #33 hosted by Jeffro Greasewood.  8 - ???  

Friday:  Trevor Hickle at 7 p.m.

Saturday:  Marc Utter at 8 p.m.

Full bar, beautiful deck overlooking the Chisos, wonderful music and friends.  The Grille will reopen on Tuesday, September 8.  Have a great week and a safe and happy Labor Day Weekend!

This Week at High Sierra Bar & Grill 

Labor Day Weekend Line Up

Friday, September 4 - 8:00 pm Mark Utter

Saturday, September 5 - 8:00 pm Ted Arbogast

Sunday Afternoon, September 6 - 2:00 pm First Sunday Song Circle with Collie Ryan  8:00 pm - Jeff Haislip and Friends - Let’s fill Jeff’s tip jar as he is “on the road to Nashville” in September to attend the 1st Annual Radney Foster Songwriting Revival held in Nashville, TN the week of September 25th. Radney Foster personally invited Jeff Haislip to attend and High Sierra Bar & Grill is happy to sponsor him.

On behalf of Jim Ezell & CASI  we want to Thank You Terlingua, family, friends, chili cooks and El Dorado Hotel guests for a very successful fun chili cookoff and music weekend @ Ezell Flats and High Sierra Bar & Grill last weekend.

Big THANK YOU to Jason Jones for bringing the amazing film “Peeled Faces on the Amazon” to High Sierra.  We are very proud and honored to have shown Jason’s film.  It was absolutely wonderful and was enjoyed by everyone in our packed house.   Let’s do it again for all and who were unable to see the first viewing, and many who want to see it again!

Stay tuned for the next viewing on our Big Screen in the bar!!

Becoming Fine Art and Mechanic Shop

Back to school. Time for a tune up. Automotive and Diesel repair. While you are here you can browse the gallery, handmade crafts and lots of locally made art. Call for appointments: 371-2694

Courthouse Closure

The Brewster County Courthouse will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2015.

Missing From the Community Garden

Two 20 ft aluminum pipes. Please return to the garden as soon as possible. They support our beautiful backdrop/shade panels.

Thank you!

La Kiva is Hiring 

La Kiva is now seeking applicants for ALL POSITIONS. Please send letter of interest (or resume) with qualifications, position sought and contact information to cavebarterlingua@gmail.com

PLEASE – no drop-ins or phone calls.

We are planning a scheduled opening of late September 2015.

Electronic Recycling

BBCA (Big Bend Citizens Alliance) will once again co-sponsor an Electronics Recycling event on September 16, 2015, at the TxDOT Picnic Area at Intersection of SH118 & SH170 in Study Butte from 9 am to 3 pm. BBCA is providing the volunteers for South County. Get those electronics ready to recycle. More info soon. Here is the list of acceptable items. 

ACCEPTABLE ITEMS:                                                                                                                           

•      Computers         

•      Computer Accessories

•      Computer Monitors

•      Televisions

•      Printers

•      DVD/CD Players

•      Copiers, Fax Machines & Scanners

•      Typewriters

•      Telephones

•      Cell Phones & Chargers

•      GPS Units

•      Pagers

•      PDA & Tablets

•      Answering Machines

•      MP3 Players

•      External Hard Drives

•      Radios & Boom-box

•      Video and Camera Equipment

•      Communications Equipment

•      Video Game Systems

•      Cable Boxes/DVR

•      Circuit Boards

•      Rechargeable Batteries (boxed separately)

•      Microwaves

•      Cables, Wires,

•      Power Cords, Power Strips 

NOT ACCEPTED:

•      Yard Equipment

•      Gas Powered Equipment

•      Lead acid or non-rechargeable batteries

•      Water Coolers

•      Paper Shredders

•      Propane Tanks

•      Space Heaters

•      Household Appliances

•      Smoke Detectors

•      No CRT tubes without cases

Big Bend Library Presentation

Monthly presentations at The Big Bend Library will resume on Thursday September 24th at 6:00 p.m.

Please join us at the library for a program led by Jeff Leach entitled: Chasing Our Ancestral Microbiome.

We are not alone. And that’s a good thing. After 3.5 billion years of dominating life on earth, microbes are finally having their day. Until recently, it was not known that more than 99.9% of the genes that make up the human body are in fact microbial in origin. This important little piece of information means we are more microbe than mammal. Advances in next generation DNA sequencing and computational tools has begun to shed light on the role of microbes in common disease such as obesity, irritable bowel disease, autism, kidney stones, celiac disease, a vast array of autoimmune disease – and the list goes on. But these are early days and a lot of work needs to be done. One important area of interest is trying to understand what a balanced and healthy microbiome actually looks like at various stages in life. Increasing evidence suggest that populations in the western world have lost a third or more of the microbial diversity we once enjoyed at this simple reduction in ecological diversity may be in the base of what ails us in a modern world. In this presentation we will discuss our attempt to recapture our ancient microbiome through our work with one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer groups in Africa.

Big Bend Library is located on the campus of Terlingua Common School District.

Programs are free, open to the public, and refreshments will be served.

If you would like to help with refreshments or make a donation, please contact Glenda Luttrell @ 371-2552.

We look forward to seeing you there for this interesting and informative program!

Free Food

Harvest Native Bounty with Brad Lancaster, Drylands Educator and Desert Harvesters Co-Founder.  Saturday, September 19 - MESQUITE WORKSHOP & NATIVE-FOODS TALK.  

Workshop:  Mesquite Harvesting 1 to 5 pm, Kokernot Lodge, Alpine $10 Fee  - Register at mlatta@feedingamerica.org

Free - Talk - Desert Harvesters & Native Foods 7:30 to 8:30 pm AISD Auditorium on Sul Ross Ave.

Treading West Texas Waters

On Saturday, September 12th, 7:30pm at the Crowley Theater Christopher Hillen, Joseph Cashiola, Basin PBS, and Marfa Public Radio: KRTS will host the Big Bend premier of “Treading West Texas Waters.” This 30 minute piece is aimed at exploring regional water issues and potential pathways forward with regard to topics like groundwater recharge, drought, surface water rights, new technologies and beyond.

Following the screening there will a Q&A with Hillen and three experts featured in the program. (Official announcement of panel members coming soon.) 

One Day at a Time in Terlingua

AA is not affiliated with any religious organization but is grateful to the Big Bend  Church (north of the post office) for allowing us to meet there. Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m. (Closed Discussion). Anyone who has a desire to stop drinking or remain sober is welcome. Literature is available in our local library. Carpooling may be available to Alpine AA (Wednesdays) and Al-Anon (Thursdays) meetings. Contact phone numbers are posted on the church doors.

Local Art in Alpine

Plenty of artwork to be seen in Alpine this weekend, including work by Terlingua area artists:

•Recycled, Reused, Re-purposed Art Show: Reception: 5 to 7 pm on Friday, Sept 4th at Gallery on the Square (GOTS); ongoing show

Needleworks window display

•CatchLight Art Gallery: reception for Deborah Allison’s “Do-Overs,” from 5 to 8 pm on Friday, Sept. 4; ongoing show

•Ivey’s Emporium window displays; special installation on Saturday, Sept. 5th, at the “Back Door” at Ivey’s, 5 -7pm

•Galeria Sibley: R3 artwork installed through Labor Day, Sept. 7th. 

•SRSU student art: closing reception, Francois Fine Arts Bldg. 5-8 pm

There will also be local music at various times at Galeria Sibley and Ivey’s “Back Door,” so check it out.

Adopt Whiskey

Don’t let WHISKEY’S name fool you:  No hard edges on this sweet fellow. WHISKEY is a smart, affectionate and athletic 2 year-old dog who loves walks and being off-leash. WHISKEY comes when called, is housebroken and has lived with older children and small dogs. He weighs 50 pounds. WHISKEY has been at the shelter since November 2014 and is increasingly distressed about being there. Come see this guy and give him another chance? The Alpine Animal Shelter is open M-F from 10am to 6pm (closed 1-2pm) and by appointment on the weekends, located on the east side of Alpine on Old Marathon Road. WHISKEY (and all AAS animals) is online at https://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelter_id=TX1202. For more info email heatherthemule@gmail.com

Garage Sale & Flea Market

Garage Sale/Flea Market on Saturday, September 5, in the parking lot of Green Desert Living just south of the Terlingua Ranch turn-off.  We will start up at 8:00 am and end around 2:00 pm.  Vendors welcome to join us-no cost to vendors, just show up and sell, sell, sell!

Three Delicious Chili Recipes You Need to Make This Football Season: http://www.wideopencountry.com/3-delicious-chili-recipes-need-make-football-season/

Altman Screening, Talk & Book Signing

In conjunction with Marfa Lights Festival, on Labor Day, Monday, September 7th at 3:30pm, Marfa Live Arts screens Robert Altman’s Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean at the Crowley Theater. The cast includes: Cher, Karen Black and Kathy Bates, and takes place inside a five-&-dime store in a small Texas town. A reunion is being planned for a 1950’s James Dean fan club, and friends reminisce about a trip to Marfa to be extras in the film GIANT. 

On Sunday, September 6 at 6pm, Marfa Live Arts will host Altman’s widow, Kathryn Reed Altman and his son, cinematographer Stephen Altman for a talk and book signing of “Altman” by Kathryn Reed Altman and film critic Giulia D’Agnolo Vallan, at The Marfa Book Company. The Altman 

talk will be moderated by filmmaker Carolyn Pfeiffer, followed by a reception. Please tune into Marfa Public Radio KRTS on Friday, September 4 at 6:30pm for an interview with Kathryn Reed Altman on “West Texas Talk.”For more information about the Altman screening and book events visit: marfalivearts.org. To learn more about other 2015 Marfa Lights Festival events 

visit: marfachamber.org.

Keep Alpine Beautiful
Got Mulch? The City of Alpine sure does! With the upcoming AHS Homecoming bonfire on Sept. 10, we need to get the pile of mulch by the ag barn moved (corner of North Cherry and West Del Rio). Take your truck, take your trailer, and take all the chipped wood mulch you can haul! Tell your friends! The City of Alpine will load your truck/trailer with a front-end loader on Saturday, Sept. 5 from 9-2.

NOTE TO LOCALS:

JUST IN CASE YOU’VE BEEN LIVING UNDER A ROCK (and some of us have been, quite literally!), THIS WEEK MARKS THE OPENING OF TOURIST SEASON. IF YOU HAVEN’T LEGALLY OBTAINED THE PROPER PERMITS, CREDENTIALS AND LICENSE(S), YOU MAY NOT HUNT TOURISTS!!! SERIOUSLY THOUGH, BE NICE AND THANK A TOURIST—THE JOB THEY SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN.

NOTE TO TOURISTS: 

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY OUR PART OF THE WORLD. STAY SAFE, ALWAYS CARRY PLENTY OF WATER, TAKE LOTS OF PHOTOS, AND PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO TIP!

Have some news you want included in the Moon? Send your submissions to the Terlingua Moon by Monday noon to be included in that week’s edition. Email to terlinguamoon@gmail.com. Next week’s Moon by La Catrina!