KDC is proud to have been entrusted to develop plans for the historical preservation, restoration, and educational development of one of the more interesting sites in Texas. Visited by humans for hundreds, if not thousands of years, this historical spring was vital in the development of man on the Texas frontier. The springs created a "crossroads of cultures" in this arid region and was frequented by the Unnamed, then the Apache, Spanish, Mexicans, Kiowa, Comanche, Europeans, Texans, and finally U.S. troops trying to settle the region. It's location allowed the railroad to chart a route across the Texas plains and prairie, and eventually was responsible for the development of many of the tow
Many years ago in an effort to better connect and enjoy quality time with my son, we began a tradition we now call MWAP, or "Men Without A Plan". The idea was simple..we would fill out backpacks with gear, fill the gas tank up in the car, and strike off for days of unplanned adventure, not having any real idea of where we were going. Social media was not allowed until we were back to civilization. Our adventures have taken us all over the place, most notably the Rocky Mountains. The first trip we took was when my son was but a boy of 12 or so, and we ended up in the Pecos Wilderness of northern New Mexico. His backpack probably weighed half of his body weight, and not long after we hit t
