'All In The Family'
Tommy Horton
Maybe it's because he's the eldest of the family, or perhaps it's his love of nostalgia, but Verle enjoys looking around and seeing more than cotton fields.
He still marvels that he can stand in a field and stare at a snow-capped mountain 11,000 feet in elevation.
"Where else can you go play golf and look up and see snow on the mountain?" he asks with a laugh. "If we wanted to, we could go up and play in the snow and then drive back down to our farm and take our coats off, and it's like summer again. That's how beautiful this place is."
source : cottonfarming
Tommy Horton
Maybe it's because he's the eldest of the family, or perhaps it's his love of nostalgia, but Verle enjoys looking around and seeing more than cotton fields.
He still marvels that he can stand in a field and stare at a snow-capped mountain 11,000 feet in elevation.
"Where else can you go play golf and look up and see snow on the mountain?" he asks with a laugh. "If we wanted to, we could go up and play in the snow and then drive back down to our farm and take our coats off, and it's like summer again. That's how beautiful this place is."
source : cottonfarming
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