Preserve Philosophy

Early pioneers embraced the rugged countryside of the Texas Hill Country. Fertile terraces along creeks provided deep soil for growing crops. The narrow valleys, bound by limestone bluffs and low hills, provided a measure of confinement for domestic animals. It’s this place of isolation, natural resources and rural character that is worth preserving.

IF FUTURE GENERATIONS ARE TO REMEMBER US MORE WITH GRATITUDE THAN SORRoW, WE MUST ACHIEVE MORE THAN JUST THE MIRACLE OF TECHNOLOGY. WE MUST ALSO LEAVE A GLIMPSE OF THE WORLD AS IT WAS CREATED, NOT JUST AS IT LOOKED WHEN WE GOT THROUGH WITH IT.

- Lyndon B. Johnson