The Texas Bucket List - Presidio La Bahia
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024
- We visit Presidio La Bahia in Goliad to explore the grounds where men died fighting for Texas Independence from Mexico. You can even stay the night at La Bahia, just as long as you aren’t afraid of what goes bump in the night! It’s a place that every Texan needs to visit, and hear the battle cry of Texas in soft South Texas breeze - Remember Goliad!
I live in Victoria,Tx it’s nice hearing about the places I grew up and went to as a kid and knowing that they are a big part of Texas History... Fannin, Coleto and goliad!
I love this show. Thanks for doing it. Texas is amazing.
I live in Goliad! Beautiful and peaceful stretch of country!
I was there today
What restaurant do you recommend? I rented the quarters for next month.
it has been an honor for us Trinitarian Friars to provide for the spiritual needs of the Goliad community. Come join us for mass on Sunday Evening at Presidio La Bahia. God Bless.
Will attend as soon as I return. Love Goliad!!!!! GOD bless Texas!
My 7th grade Texas history class always portrayed my Spanish and Mexican heritage as the "enemy".....yet all sites considered historical, like this one, were originally settled, built, and managed by Spanish and Mexicans...actually....I see that Texas (south Texas' at least) way of life (ranching, horses, the concept of the cowboy, roping, etc) is 100% because of the Spanish/Mexican culture having been in place for about 200 years before colonists from the young USA were allowed by the Mexican government to enter into the Mexican territory of Texas....the rest, is history. Fyi....the idea of the "american cowboy" isn't necessarily true as it was a way of life adopted by the colonists from my Spanish/Mexican ancestors.....but my Texas history didn't mention any of this. Instead, it basically starts at the Alamo where my ancestors are portrayed as enemies and bad people (not all obviously) when in fact Texas has its origins in my Spanish and Mexican heritage much before 1836
sucks to lose doesn't it.
@@davidmcgrew3837 im not butt-hurt by it...it's something that happened 200 years ago 🤷🏻♂️ ...it's just history dude and that's it.
that 7th grade teacher was too lazy to look at historical archives, instead was traumatized by disney the alamo tv series.
One of my favorite places I've ever stayed.
Nice side burnes dude! 😲
I find La Bahia. It is such a fascinating place.
I rented the quarters for my birthday present to myself next month. I'm so excited.
A must visit in the Lone Star State
I love that place. Haven't been there since 2001 or 2002.
I want to shave the rest of this guy’s sideburns
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽
Im here because of my teacher lol