Andre Hartslief
TEXAS
A powerful little story of enduring love plays itself out in the Texas desert at a forlorn railroad crossing. The crossing is signposted, Texas on the one side and Oklahoma on the other side.
A gleaming, black SUV is parked on the Texas side of the rail track. A shining red sedan some distance away, on a dirt road, is making its way towards the crossing and the nearby parked SUV.
The red sedan comes to a halt on the Oklahoma side of the track, an attractive, blond-haired, middle-aged woman, dressed in jeans and cowboy boots steps out of her car and makes her way towards the Railtrack. As she gets there, a middle-aged man wearing a Stetson, a blue shirt and white star, a bandana is standing, waiting at the Railtrack, he is on the Texas side and she is standing on the Oklahoma side
Watch as this delightful short drama unfolds… CLICK HERE
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very nice film, I always wonder what the world things of Texas.
If by “the world” you mean me and the South-African population, Doc, I can unashamedly say, that a Texas lass, Brandi, who goes by the YouTube handle, of Conservative Texas Woman, https://bit.ly/2NkmY4I Is our favorite Texan! She has taken up our cause a few years back and has among other remarkable achievements, had a Private interview with President Trump to advance our case, no my friend, Doc, She shines as bright as the morning star!
“God Bless America” and for South-African Farmers, especially the Lone Star State, Amen!
texas is an interesting place I agree.
Thanks for the share. It is nice. Has a very retro feel.
Hello Mohan, It does have a retro feel to it and I feel it was that element that appealed to many YouTube fans as well. Thanks for commenting.
I was afraid that they would meet in the middle just as a train came along!
Top of the day to you John! That is amusing, but sadly, not original, since I thought so too as did many of the commenters on YouTube. This little film went all the way home for me, as I went through the entire spectrum of emotions, laughter, tears and all stations in between. This little movie was packed tighter with emotion than most major films are able to pack into one and a half hours. It got my vote!