The term, “Public Lands” has become a sort of a buzzword these days in certain industries around the US. If you step back and think about the term, it simply means land that can be used by and is for the public.
The first time I met Odin was at a craft fair where my wife and I ran a booth. We would take turns running the booth while the other would go search for other vendors that we liked.
Photographer, Tristin Lain, and writer, Max Westheimer visit the public lands at Caprock State Park and witness the extraordinary efforts of conserving the native Texan Bison population. Here’s their Stetson story.
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Nobody goes looking for home in a place like Cline’s Corners. It’s not there. People crossing paths in a place like this are coming, going or running away from something nobody’s talking about way out here on the fringe.
