TERLINGUA MOON
Vol 36 No 43 October 28 2025 by Million sMiles
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58th Annual Original Terlingua International Frank X Tolbert-Wick Fowler Championship Chili Cookoff
(a 501c3 organization raising money for charity)
Come out, cook, party, raise money for charity! You might win!
Artists, authors, and vendors booths! Live Music! Details online at www.abowlofred.com
2025 Live Music:
Wednesday, October 29: The Moonshiners, The West Texas Exiles, Los Pinche Gringos
Thursday, October 30: Thomas Michael Riley, Gary P. Nunn, Billy King and the Bad, Bad, Bad
Friday, October 31: Nathan Colt Young, Presley Haile, Django Walker (son of Jerry Jeff Walker)
Saturday, November 1: Kensie Coppin, The Quaker City Night Hawks
$80/person online with card, or cash only at the gate! https://abowlofred.com/tickets/
If you come Saturday only, $20 cash at the gate!
Questions? abowlofred@gmail.com
CASI CHILI COOKOFF KICKOFF
The CASI organization and Krazy Flats extend this invitation to all Terlingua/Study Butte Residents.
Join us Monday, October 27 at 5:45 pm for the kickoff to the 58th Annual Terlingua International Chili Cookoff in Krazy Flats!
Special Goody Bag for all residents! If you’ve never been to the CASI Ranch now is your time to Check it Out and enjoy our hospitality. We are looking forward to meeting you and showing you what the Party in the Desert is all about!
Party after First Fire to the music of local favorites Pinche Gringos, 6 to 9 pm
The Krazy Flats Saloon and Store will be open with a variety of beverages for your enjoyment.
Free Admission to Rancho CASI de los Chisos, Highway 170, 9 and a half miles west from Shot Time Liquors is Brown Pavilion, Krazy Flats.
https://www.casichili.net/ticc-events.html
Day of the Dead in Boquillas del Carmen
Join us November 1st & 2nd for an unforgettable experience on the banks of the Rio Grande. Altars, traditional food, catrina costumes, and music will fill our desert town with color and life.
On Saturday, Nov 1, we celebrate with the local community—altar displays, catrina contest, and a candlelight walk to the cemetery.
On Sunday, Nov 2, international visitors are invited to explore our schools, visit local altars, and enjoy tamales, pan de muerto, and champurrado.
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Boquillas del Carmen, Coahuila (Port of Entry from Big Bend National Park)
Experience the beauty, flavor, and spirit of Mexico’s Day
Earth and Fire Art Gallery
Join us on Sunday, November 2 starting at dusk for our traditional celebration of Day of the Dead at the Gallery. Meet our guest artists of the month, Linda Walker and David Secor. Enjoy some treats and remember the ones you miss.
Espresso ... y poco mas
We serve home cooked breakfast and lunch along with the best coffee in the area. Located in the Ghost Town, come try made to order menu dishes as well as homemade pastries and other items. The seating is pleasant with fantastic views, strong wifi, and newspapers. 432 371 3044 for to go orders. Open at 7:30 a.m.
Taqueria El Milagro
Great street tacos, steaks and huge side dishes from authentic Mexican recipes. All in a wonderful setting. Open Wednesday through Sunday from 3 pm until 9 pm. 432 371-2060 for take out via our drive through window. BYOB and make a party!
Paisano Post from Terlingua School
High School Basketball Schedule
Nov. 18 Away Sanderson 6pm, Dec. 9 Away Dell City 4:30pm, Dec. 19th Home Sierra Blanca 5pm, Jan. 6th Home Balmorhea 5pm, Jan. 13th Home Marfa 5pm, Jan. 16th Home Dell City 5pm, Jan. 20th Away Ft. Davis 6pm, Jan. 23rd Away Sierra Blanca 5pm-MST, Jan. 27th Away Balmorhea 5pm, Feb. 3rd Home Ft. Davis 5pm, and Feb. 6th Away Marfa 5pm
Junior High Basketball Schedule
Nov. 3rd Home Balmorhea 5pm, Nov. 21st Home Alpine Christian 5:30pm, Dec. 5th Away Alpine Christian 5pm, Dec. 12th Home Alpine Christian, and Dec. 15th Away Sanderson 4:30pm
Students of the Week: Elementary: Iker Huerta, Middle School: Ezra Colando, and High School: Asa Reed
Big Bend Episcopal Mission
Otra Vez Thrift Shop will hold an evening hour Open 5:30pm-6:30pm $1 bag sales, Oct. 29th. All Saints/All Souls Service at Santa Inez-Terlingua Ghostown on Saturday Nov. 1st at 5pm. No service in Lajitas. You are welcome to bring a photo of a departed loved one. Candles will be provided. All are welcome.
BIG BEND CITIZENS ALLIANCE
The BBCA will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday, November 5th at the Red Pattillo Community Center, 201 Rex Ivey Rd, Study Butte. Join us for snacks at 5:30 PM, and the meeting will begin at 6:00 PM. We are a 501(c)(3) public charity supporting the Canyon View Community Park, Terlingua Cares, Terlingua Community Garden, Terlingua Recycles, Terlingua Visual Arts, Voices From Both Sides, Terlingua Dark Sky Alliance, and the South County Library Project. All are welcome to attend this public meeting. Please email <secretary.bbca@gmail.com> for more information, agenda, & minutes.
Every Saturday Flea Market at the Little Burro Store
Eveyone’s Invited! Everyone’s Welcome!
Buy Sell Trade - Bring your “someone else’s next favorite thing”
Starts when someone gets here. Ends when everyone leaves.
MILKY WAY TREATS
Saturday morning bakery pop-up will be open this weekend - Saturday morning, 10 AM to sell out! Caragh Givens, my baking assistant, will be there with your favorite pastries along with some of her own creations!! She’s amazing, yall! Please, stop by and see what’s cookin! The ice cream trailer will be open this weekend with special hours, including being open for Halloween! Open Friday thru Monday, 4-9pm. We’ll have our creamy, dreamy chocolate and vanilla soft serve, along with some spooky sundaes and delicious pints to-go!! Stop by and treat yourself!
When was the last time you had our Carne con Chile verde dish?
Chilie Verde made with diced beef and anaheim peppers, served with beans, rice, and tortillas.
Tivo's Place Open Sunday-Thursday 11:00am-2pm, 5pm-9pm
Agenda for the Brewster County Regular Commissioners Court Meeting on October 28, 2025. https://brewstercotx.portal.civicclerk.com/event/74/files/agenda/180
Big Bend Regional Hospital District board meeting on Wednesday
in Presidio 608 O’Reilly Street at 3 pm
Link to our live stream:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIjU4UGnl6klM_jAYtfXQ-w
Vanessa Nuñez, Operations Manager
Ongoing / Weekly Events
*Every Day** – Dark Skies Day in Terlingua (keep lights in compliance, in memory of Jeff Haislip )
* Sundays Gospel Music with Tara and Robert Mann, 3 pm
* Wing Wednesday & Chess Club – Long Draw Pizza
* Wednesdays Open Mic – Boathouse
* Otra Vez opens – 5:30 PM
* Thursdays** – AA Meeting – Big Bend Church, 6:30 PM
* Thursdays Porch Circle Cactus Farm
* Fridays** – Trans-Pecos Grocery Delivery (order ahead)
- Saturdays – Community Market – 10 AM–1 PM, Milky Way Treats Cart, Community Garden
* Mostly Sundays & Wednesdays** – Porch Pickers’ Jam – afternoons, just show up
* 1st Thursday of every month– Property Owners Potluck – 6 PM, Bunkhouse (below Bad Rabbit Café)
* October 29 – Nov 2 – *Tolbert Chili Cookoff**
Music lineup:
* Wed: Moonshiners, West Texas Exiles, Los Pinche Gringos
* Thu: Thomas Michael Riley, Gary P. Nunn, Billy King & the Bad Bad Bad
* Fri: Nathan Colt Young, Presley Haile, Django Walker
* Sat: Kensie Coppin, Quaker City Night Hawks
* October 30
* Bronson Louie – Boathouse
* October 31
* We All Sh!t – Boathouse
* November 1
Al Shire - DB's
* November 2
* Day of the Dead – Ghost Town
* November 8
*Ken and Joee May Barnes Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser - Horseshoe and Cribbage Tournament - Horseshoe Pits, Ghost Town --- Benefits Terlingua HS graduates
* November 14–16
*Dutch Oven Cookoff & more – Jackass Flats
* November 15
Stick Horse Contest for Kids, Team Roping – Jackass Flats
ALL YOU NEED TO ATTEND AN AA MEETING IS A DESIRE TO QUIT. If you have, or think you might have, a drinking problem, we meet at 6:30 pm on Thursday at the Big Bend Church, just north of the post office.
THE BIG BEND MOBILE LIBRARY - “Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s best friend. Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read.” - Groucho Marx
>NEWS: We are looking for movers to help drive the mobile library on Saturdays and for special events. If you're interested please reach out to gigatrike@gmail.com for more information.
>Hours: Thursday October 30th 3:00PM-6:00PM Canyon View Community Park(next to the Terlingua school), and Saturday November 1st 10AM-3PM Community Gardens in the Ghost Town.
>Library Tech Services: Computer stuff? We've got you covered. Visit us for all your printing, scanning, and copying. Tech support on site.
>Exchange Box: The new and improved free porch! One person's trash is another person's treasure! Unless it's actually trash… all donations must be approved by library staff. If you have large donations, please bring them on Thursdays.
>Origami Club: Come fold with us on Saturdays at the Library. Learn the art of paper folding and meet new friends!
>Follow us @BigBendPublicLibrary on Facebook and Instagram for more updates!
7th Annual Dutch Oven Cookoff and Potluck
at Jack ass Flats Arena November 14 through the 16th
Family fun for everyone! Kids stick horse making contest, kids stick horse race, Women’s Skillet Throw, Horseshoe competition, Washer toss,
Dutch oven cook off * Bring a dish potluck, Campfire music, Hang out with Biscuit the Burro, Team roping, Cowboy church, Flea market ,and Local vendors, Cowboy poetry, Art show!
KEN & JOEE BARNES 30th ANNUAL MEMORIAL FUNDRAISER - We lost Joee May Barnes at the age of 16 after a tragic accident. The community opened their hearts and rallied to raise funds for our family, but it wasn’t needed for its intended purpose. Joee attended Terlingua High School, so we decided to return the money by creating a scholarship in her name. My father, Ken Barnes, kept the scholarship fund going by honoring Joee’s memory with a Memorial Fundraiser every year. My husband and I have kept the tradition going after Dad’s passing and the fundraiser now honors both their memories.
> > Join us November 8th for our annual Cribbage & Horseshoe tournaments (sign up at 9), BBQ (noonish) and silent auction at the Terlingua Ghostown Horseshoe Pits. All proceeds go to TCSD High School Graduate Scholarships. I still need auction items. If you have something, please let me know
The Big Bend Sentinel on Tom Alex’ book about the Terlingua Cemetery “The Dead Still Speak” by Thomas Alex
https://bigbendsentinel.com/2022/10/05/the-dead-still-speak-a-qa-with-archaeologist-tom-alex/
Preventative Care Health Services, Inc. has reopened its Terlingua clinic at 52990 SH-118 Terlingua, TX 79852 For appointments call 432-837-4280 or 432-837-4555 We are open on Wednesday and Thursday
We offer Preventative Care, T-STEPS/Well Child, Diabetic Testing and Follow up,
Hypertension and Follow up, Referrals, Upper Respiratory Symptoms testing
We also offer discounts on Office Visits and Labs. Let us work with you on a payment plan so you can get the healthcare you need and deserve.
School of Constructive Arts
We fired up our earthen horno to celebrate the end of the UTSOA Earthen Grounds Workshop earlier this month. We will have two more pizza parties this fall on October 27 celebrating the natural plaster workshop and on November 11th celebrating the stone workshop. We welcome you to join us both days. Come around sunset with a pizza topping and beverages of your choice. Looking forward to seeing you around the fire!
-The Entirety of TFEMS
We would like to extend our most sincere thanks to all of our supporters who came out to yesterday’s Fire and EMS Ball; to Donnie and Lynda Daniels; to everyone who donated items for the auction and sponsors; to DB's Rustic Iron BBQ and their awesome team; to BBRSP; to BBNP; to our TFEMS Board Members; to Terlingua CSD Color Guard; and to those who were there in spirit.
Of all the thank-yous we have given, the most important one goes to you — the community members who continue to support our department.
It’s your support that fuels our passion for serving through Fire and EMS.
Saturday November 1 is the first Saturday of the month, so we'll be waiving the set-up donation because we appreciate our wonderful vendors and we welcome new vendors. Come see us at the Saturday Community Market, open from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Located at the Community Garden in the Ghost Town, we're here every Saturday with happy vendors offering an array of locally produced goods and other items.
You'll also be able to enjoy our fabulous local mobile library and portable free ‘porch’, even consult with Dr. Gigabyte if you have a computer problem.
Local art, handcrafted textile goods, fresh eggs, sour dough bread, all natural lip balms and skin care products, all natural essential oil fragrances, beard oil and massage oils, handcrafted, creative jewelry, resin creations, block printed textiles and vintage goods, both curated and upcycled, practical and artistic items made of reclaimed steel and more -- you never know just what or who you'll find here.
Flea market items are also welcome. After all, reusing and up-cycling already existing items is smart and green. We ask a $10 donation to the Community Garden to set up, helping us to continue to improve this space and experience for all of us.
We welcome new vendors. To make it easy for new vendors to try our market and to show our appreciation to our regular vendors, we waive set-up fees on the first Saturday of the month, offering free set-up on that day.
For more information, text or call 432.213.1863 or pop in at the market for a chat. Prepared food vendors must display current food handling licence. (A quick, easy and affordable online course can provide that).
Please help keep our market space safe and comfortable for all, two-legged and four, by keeping all dogs leashed and under control. We look forward to seeing you there.
DON'T LOSE THAT PRECIOUS RAIN WATER!
We can help - Call: TANKS A LOT TERLINGUA
Water Catchment Tanks, Pumps, Filters and Installation
Locally owned - located near the Terlingua Ranch Lodge.
Call Mark or Michelle: 432-371-3096 (home/office) or 806-781-7814 (cell)
1750 gal. water tanks now available for purchase from Frontierland Partners. Inquire and inspect at Little Burro Country Store . 432 371 2082
BBCA Events
Museum of the Big Bend:
Bobby G’s Photography in the hallway by the giftshop.
Sept 18- Nov 1 Trappings of Texas
Halloween Exhibit featuring Assemblages by Robert Dampier.
October 31 ,5-7 @ 5th Street Gallery
Life drawing, first Thursday of each month, (Nov. 6), 6:45-9, Create Space @ 8th st.
October 28: Deadline for Entries for the Annual BBAC Members' show. Prospectus attached.
October 30 to December 2 – Annual BBAC Members’ show
ArtWalk Postcard Party is rescheduled for Thursday, October 30th
--Museum of the Big Bend Classroom-SRSU Campus
--5 to 9pm. Come by whenever you can and stay as long as you are able!
ART Walk Nov 21-22, 2025 – 32nd Anniversary
-----sign up sheet for BBG members for ArtWalk weekend: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vUR6d0w7_Oyy-vB0ybWMtAvtBIfs-UF3bV1mkbaEZkU/edit?gid=0#gid=0
December 4, 2025- Jan. 6, 2026 - Holiday Show, BB Gallery-- 121 West Holland Ave, Alpine
December 4, 2025: Wassail crawl, ornament exchange, Big Bend Gallery.
Liz is looking for a few volunteers to help with her mosaic wall. If you have any knowledge of tile application and have some free time, please contact her at sibley1@icloud.com
The Terlingua Trading Company is now hiring some to work four mornings per week. Stop by the store in the Terlingua Ghost Town for details!
Discounted Massage Therapy for Local Residents
Mondays @ Temple of the Bird Noon-5pm & Tuesdays 11-7 @ Jackassflats Arena Lounge (behind Little Burro store) Schedule by Text (731) 699-0509 or Fb/Ig Messenger. Kate Healy, LMT - Tx Lic #135433 www.magicmesamassage.com
Elegy for Ring Huggins Elegy. Noun, 1. a serious reflection, typically a lament for the dead. Ring the bell.
I was climbing a lost, treacherous dark and bleak mountain, I thought probably only ever seen from airplanes, satellites, astronauts in orbit: Mustang Mountain the map said. Wild Horses, Atomic Bomb tests (that’d explain a lot, but the place was beautiful), no living Christian soul or any kind of soul for a thousand miles. I was on the edge of reality. I reached the brutal, jagged top and heard something. Strange. Country music? It had to be the heat cooking my brain, or I was twilight-zoning. I looked down and saw. Trucks? Cowboys, cowboy hats?? Girls in cutoff jeans? There were people down there?
There were people. Humans?! And a dusty road snaking off to some buildings lined up in the distance. They were parked at the end, a round-about. They were…?…laughing...drinking..? What the hell is this?
I climbed back up and over the stark, crumbling volcanic mountain and found my bug-like car–a thing called a Toyota Echo–-and considered how to get to what I had just seen; in the distance it looked like there was a tiny outpost. Just West of the Park. So: Go West.
I took off, uncertain how to get there, but as I left the West Side of the Federal Park, there it was, a sort of town.
And a long line of slow moving cars and trucks on the black top, flags, banners, people waving. Weirdos dressed in Green. I caught up to it all, and then skidded off the road at some place with a big sign that said MANY STONES. Weirder. There was an older guy with a bandana wrapped around his head and a few others sitting in the shade of a large porch. Rocks all over on tables. I walked up and gestured to the procession fading Westward. I ask “What is that?”. One of the men got up, Bandana man, Lone Star in hand and said with a grin and gravelly voice, “Saint Patrick’s Day!” This is my shop, name’s Ring.” Ding-a-ling shook my hand. I looked at him, “Ring, like a phone?” “Like a bell, wanna drink?”
The first word Ring Huggins ever said to me was Saint. How true it was.
I had just met Ring Huggins. I had just set my feet down in what the faded green road sign called “Study Butte”. Seemed like good academic geological advice–then I was told it was actually in Stu-dee Butte. And somewhere a few miles away to the southwest was the portal to Hell: Terlingua. Definitely my next tourist destination. I was told to find The Porch, where all would be revealed. Indeed. I loved it.
After a multi-hour session at the gates of Hell (I thought that was a bit overrated, but time did tell) I returned to MANY STONES to find Ring and his company plotting a revolution against the United States government. My ancestors fought the King in the Revolution, and on both sides in the Civil War, but judging from their stars and bars bumper stickers, the US flag stickers on the pick-ups, a “Jesus, Why Fight It?” one, and interestingly, the keen intelligence of the group gathered there (this is not satirical), I chose the way of Switzerland. This was getting good.
Ring said he was a “cactus grower”. Ring was also a Rabbi. We have to be careful with this word, and I know the idea would make him laugh. I hope he can forgive. While I’m not Jewish, my beautiful wife is by her ancestors. They fled to Mexico to escape what eventually became the holocaust. She’s what Ring called “a real looker”. So true, (also annoyingly intelligent). Rabbi simply means “teacher”. One you can have faith in. Rabbi David, a student of the greatest Rabbi, the Baal Shem Tov, explained,
“My friends, do you have perfect faith? There was silence. Then one young rabbi responded, a student of Rabbi Mottell, ‘Who can have perfect faith?’ David said, ‘My friends, let me tell you a story about faith.’. So we were praying and after a few minutes the Baal Shem Tov spoke to me, ‘Rabbi David, reach into your pocket and take out a coin, please, and buy some mead (honey wine) from the inn keeper. I was still wearing my sabbath cloths and never carried money in my sabbath clothes, yet without thought or hesitation I reached into my pocket. And–the most amazing thing! I found money in my pocket.’ The students of Rabbi Mottell, after hearing the story, commented, ‘You know that is not that amazing. It’s just another miracle story about the Baal Shem Tov.’ ‘Yes. That is so,’ said Rabbi David, ‘But the point of my telling you the story is not to show the Baal Shem Tov does miracles. My point is that my faith in my teacher, the Baal Shem Tov, is that I didn’t think to question his request. I just reached into my pocket for the money. That it was there was secondary.’” And so it was.
Ring, in my experience, was absolutely dependable. It never occurred to me he might let me down. He had plenty of chances. And he never did. My faith was complete because I knew in his ornery way he loved me.
As many of you know for many years Rabbi Ring held forth in British Columbia, where he taught English to what the Canadians term “Natives”. Here in the US we usually call these folk “Indians”. There, in BC, his beloved daughter Spirit first came to Earth. It was there, too, that he earned the name “Many Stones” from his native friends, because of his deep fascination with, well, stones. Minerals, fossils, anything on or beneath the ground that we’d call rocks. Ring was also a teacher to me, and I loved rocks (my grandma was a geologist, granddad an oil man, so go figure). One of the great adventures we had shared–albeit and different times–was the Little 38 mine. Me and a close friend spent days in there and made it to the great expanse that geologist Yates ended his legendary exploration at. We went through 300 meters of rope and finally ran out. Ring had been there before us. But we had tricks of technology–praise Petzel–that he didn’t.
One time he showed me a photo of a crazy young guy hanging onto a thick jute rope, going down a shaft I knew well. I don’t know much about what makes men “lookers” but there was no doubt this dark hair, wild-eyed and grinning young guy was probably one to the girls. He asked me who it was. I said I didn’t know, and in that moment I realized. He voiced my thought for me, “That’s me, dummy.”. I said, I was just thinking that.
Ring was a wild, and brilliant caver. In the tradition of West Texas greats like Blair Pittman (talk about well-named). So what did I learn? What didn’t I? Much about mineralogy, and a keen eye for caves that were not supposed to be there. I learned the history of the place, and I learned where the wild burros were, and where the unadvertised waterfalls were, and how to raise chickens. (Yes, Ring had a Hen House). And how that cap and ball Walker design Colt was loaded just a second before I thought it was a weird toy and almost blew a hole in the wall and most of the way through the other side of the store, “You know that’s loaded, don’t you?”. We ventured far in his old truck, to the edge of the Bend, where you could see everything from a tiny peninsula, hard as perdition to get there, the Chisos so far in the distance they were an after-thought. And I learned how to care for a man like I did for my father.
Then there was his giant, flat panel TV set. He was proud of it and it just got bigger and biggerer. Ring kept it on “Commie News Network” (MSNBC, CNN, ABC, et al.) most of the day to give him something to rail at. He was pure genius at it. I’d sit there for a hour or two while he annihilated these mother lovers, and after a long climb or dip in some far flung spring I’d wander back to the shop and watch him do it again for an hour or so. But you knew when he really wanted to talk to you when he’d suddenly turn off the idioticrats. Sometimes we’d watch a touching movie, or relax to some mystery music.
Occasionally, I learned the best thing to do with Ring was diplomatic. What you don’t do or say is as important as what you do. A simple case: One time my dog decided Ring was on my dog’s property (Ring’s front porch). To my horror he nipped Ring. The dog crossed his arms, so to speak, and told Ring to go back inside. I figured the dog was in that moment dead–I loved that dog and it was going to go Wild West, with me on the wrong side of history, but Ring just kicked the dog hard enough to fly my blue heeler into the parking lot. He turned to me, and said, kindly, that he didn’t like dogs. The dog was, at that point, fervently enjoying the shade under my truck. The next year I was looking around at the rocks on the porch with the same dog and Ring came out, greeted me with his usual grin, and ask if that was the dog who bit him. I said no, it’s a different dog. How right I was. The dog saw Ring, ran and hid under my truck. Just like magic.
About that eye for caves: You’d be surprised. Most of the Quick Silver Mining District of West Texas has a lot of them. Many intersecting the mines. And almost any mine you can still trick you way into–there are many in fact–almost always ends in an old, dusty and very natural vast cave. Just like the Little 38 does. It is something to climb out of these hallowed places red as a slaughtered cow–covered in the uniquely powdery red Cinnabar of the deposits there. I walked into MANY STONES covered in the red stuff. Ring said, “Looks like you killed a cow.” I came back with a joke, “5 blood soaked Roman soldiers walk into a bar. The bartender asks, ‘How many it’ll be?’ A Roman makes a peace sign.”
Ring frowned at me for a minute, like I was a guilty idiot (guilty, yes), then started laughing out loud. That got me another free Lone Star. Peace in the Middle East of West Texas was restored.
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