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We pulled at least 50 imaginary air horns and got plenty of honks in return. ♩¨̮(ง ˙˘˙ )ว♩¨̮ Bless the truck drivers who gave us space and waved us on. Along the way, we spotted so many signs reminding us we were exactly where we needed to be, at the right place and the right time.

Centurrryyyyy during the monastery’s centennial 🤯

(only one Ford Ranger exists within the entire city of Hebbronville) taken in Hebbronville, Texas by @suburbanocowboy

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10 months ago

The same friends,
the same island,
one purpose: to mend the damage
human greed has done to this sacred land.

Bahía Grande, a 6,500-acre tidal basin, was a haven for thousands of years until 1936, when completion of the Brownsville Ship Channel cut off the tides and left the Bahia barren for decades. Restoration began in 2005, and the work to heal this coastal refuge continues even now as Brownsville faces channel expansion, LNG development, proposed oil refineries, and as we learned today, continued border wall construction through our home. After a day’s work in the sun, it is clear that my love belongs to the community that keeps working to leave Pachamama greener than we found her. taken in Laguna Atascosa Bahia Grande Preservation by @suburbanocowboy

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7 months ago

from palo alto to thee southmost college 🦂 by @suburbanocowboy

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3 years ago

We did our best, God will do the rest. 🙏 80/100 miles

Guadalupe El Torero Church 1918-20
Old San Lustio, Tx
(between San Isidro & Linn-San Manuel)

San Isidro statue. McCook, Tx

I told Victoria, “I can’t wait to write this in my Substack.”

@ilovebeingmexicanandcatholic

@patticake.patticake

San Isidro Catholic Church
San Isidro, Tx

Thank you so much @_.lil.luis._ for being our support vehicle

And thank you @inhaledprawn for this beautiful picture

All my gear summed up, thank you MOM for the waters and snacks 🌸💝

@dioceseofbrownsville
@ilovebeingmexicanandcatholic

Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, 1911
“Cavalry of Christ”
@dioceseofbrownsville taken in San Isidro, Texas by @suburbanocowboy

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Being “in nature” is simply not enough,
we must learn every plant and animal by name.
Like how we remember the name of an old friend,
So we never forget who shares the world with us. taken in Paper Caper Co. by @suburbanocowboy

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a month ago

Summer was a success taken in Rio Grande Valley, Texas by @suburbanocowboy

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a month ago

Cross Roads: a pentient cyclist pilgrimage thru the
@dioceseofbrownsville
An interactive art project
by VLG3
Act 1: for the most precious blood of Jesus, and respect for human life taken in Catholic Diocese of Brownsville by @suburbanocowboy

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3 months ago

December 2025, as New Year’s Eve was approaching, Leo pulled up one night with a “Bike Law” notepad and pen in hand, asking what our goals were with @bikergv956 for 2026.

I only had a moment to think, but quickly listed what came to mind:

Collaborate with local organizations, help build accessible bike rides, host hands-on bike maintenance classes, but overall, just continue to ride our dang bikes.

Today marked the end of a five-day program hosted by www.ICanShine.org, where our youngest community members with disabilities learned to ride a conventional two-wheel bicycle. Javi and I were fortunate to be part of this, and as members of Pedaleo El Pueblo, we look forward to continuing this partnership with I Can Shine.

Watching these kids grow, break through barriers, and light up with the biggest smiles was incredibly rewarding to witness and be part of. Seeing them build confidence in their newly discovered abilities made it even more meaningful. I can’t wait to share more moments like today as we continue growing within our communities and empowering others to build that same confidence in their biking abilities.

Our growth may be slow, but these moments keep us moving forward. I’m so proud, and I carry so much love in my heart for this beautiful community on the frontera of the Río Bravo. taken in Rio Grande Valley, Texas by @suburbanocowboy

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4 months ago

Random access memories by @suburbanocowboy

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5 months ago

Thelocactus bicolor taken in Rio Grande City, Texas by @suburbanocowboy

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7 months ago

Springtime by @suburbanocowboy

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7 months ago

West Texas by @suburbanocowboy

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9 months ago