Peaks and valleys with rivers into streams, and dreams into what the imagination means. The glimpse of darkening skies, with a high mountain of volume, and the depth of the mind in demise with a surprise.  

Legends hold true in a town of Orring, Texas about 50 miles from Houston. Early in 1858, citizens who lived in the small town of Orring often heard strange sounds of thunder and a mountain hovering over the town. At precisely midnight, the clouds of reckoning, and the moon would often diminish into a memory of what was at the moment into the present. Hearts pounding into the moans of one’s fear. However, these specific legends were always the same, except the notion of whose understanding.

The night skies of wonder, and suddenly harsh winds, a pouring rain and a flash of lightening into a thunderous applause. Legends perceived at the stroke of midnight, it was a meeting at Shadow Mountain and thunder in the dimension of territory in the tribe of the American Indian and the citizens who live in Orring, Texas. The question, who has the or to stand and demand, and not turning it into owning? The legends speak for themselves, and the mountain being the authority and the lightening into the conviction.

The American Indians vowed that they will once again proclaim their land secrete, and revenge against the refuse. The heritage of the tribe, their proclamation written in the scribes.  One night as the American Indians were dancing around the fire, they began to worship, and within reason, it seemed the Gods of trust were establishing a judicial testament of one’s demeanor. Lightening and thunder coming together in a clapping effect. The storm had quite down, and the fire was completely diminished, and the tribes were asleep.

On the other side of Orring, some of the citizens were talking about regaining back the town they thought was theirs. The citizens were burning the midnight oil with their brands being their own soil.

The Year of 1990, legends of both the American Indians and the citizens of Orring surfaced into seeing new breed of reality. The new Orring with a more updated approach and the American Indians all coming together as one component in proclaiming the land on both perimeters would be owned by both parties, and the signing of the John Hancock in document form made it official, and history was finally made. Lightening and Shadow Mountain became a solid foundation and the clapping of the elements, and or into not owing into the idea. This was a new frontier that all will hold dear.