Wonderful place to get away for the city and take in sunsets, stars and wildlife. Some people think the only thing west of Dallas is mesquite, cedar and prickly pear. True, there is plenty of that (most of which came from overgrazing 100 years ago), but West Texas has a rugged, arid beauty that you either get, or you don't. The people here whose roots pre-date horizontal drilling and wind turbines from China are closely connected to the land, and my experience has been that they are great people. Speaking of wind, there is plenty of it out there - and instead of it just being a gracious thing on a hot August afternoon in the shade, it is now being bought and sold by Wall Street. There are few places left in the Permian Basin and Big Country where wind farms aren't staining the landscape with their visual pollution. The stunning and historical vistas that our ancestors enjoyed when they settled this part of the state will be gone before long. The owners have done a great job situating their cabin on a rise that emphases the surrounding views but minimizes the impact of the multi-gig wind farm in the distant southwest up on Goat Mountain. Get out and enjoy this place while you can.