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Peaches: Ripe Off the Tree LOCAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE EDITION JUNE 2005 PEACHES: RIPE OFF THE TREE PLUS: Fred Gipson and Old YellerYeller Summer Soups Boquillas Canyon Your safety is a top priority at your electric co-op. And it’s even more important when it comes to our kids. They don’t always know—or remember— what can be dangerous, so it’s up to all of us to watch out for their safety. Tree Climbing Tree Safety Rules for Trees: • Don’t plant trees or install tall playground equipment under or near power lines. • Don’t build tree houses in trees near electric lines. • Don’t allow children to climb trees growing near electric lines. • Teach your children always to look up to check for power lines before climbing trees or any tall objects. • Keep children away from ladders, DON’TDON’T GOGO poles or work equipment that may be near power lines. • Set a good example by following these rules yourself. OUT ON And the Number One safety OUT ON rule for everyone to remember is this: Don’t touch a power line or anything that’s touch- ing the power line. No one can A LIMB! tell simply by looking at a line A LIMB! whether it is energized or not, and contact with a power line can be deadly. Remember, electricity always seeks the eas- iest path to reach the ground, and, unfortunately, human beings are good conductors of electricity. Look up and live! This public service message is brought to you by your local electric cooperative. For more information, visit your local co-op. JUNE 2005 In This Issue A MAGAZINE ABOUT TEXAS LIVING It’s That Peachy Season Who doesn’t love a ripe, succulent peach? This month we introduce you to a family of peach farmers and the challenges they face. For your conven- ience, we’ve listed 26 spots to buy peaches fresh from the tree and a map to show you how to get there. Most of the peach stands listed are in Gillespie County, served by Central Texas Electric Cooperative. For residents of North Central Texas, Parker County, west of HORTON JODY Fort Worth, is another great source of The Hill Country peach harvest reaches its peak in June. Texas peaches.Tri-County Electric Cooperative serves Parker County. Wondering what to do with all those perfect peaches? Go to www.texas FEATURES cooppower.com/tcp/recipes.html and Peaches: Ripe Off the Tree . 6 click on Peaches (6/04). Story and Photos by Jody Horton Our second story is about Fred More than any other fruit, peaches are Gipson and his most famous book, synonymous with summer.This month, we visit Old Yeller.The Mason County native’s a small family-run orchard near Fredericksburg heart-warming, heart-wrenching story that specializes in delivering this summer treat. about a boy and his dog was made into a Disney movie. The recipe pages are dedicated to Hound-Dog Man and wonderful Summer Soups, and Festival His Old Yeller Dog . 12 of the Month takes us to the Belton By Shannon Lowry Rodeo, held each year during the Author Fred Gipson introduced generations town’s Fourth of July celebration. of children to an old yellow dog and taught We’ve included Fourth of July events them some facts of life along the way. in the June issue so readers can plan ahead.Texas, USA, highlights a won- DEPARTMENTS derful Rio Grande River canoe trip. Enjoy! Texas Living . 26 Summer soups. Belton Rodeo. Focus on Texas . 37 Picnics on the ground, picnics all around. Peg Champion Vice President, Communications/ Texas, USA . .38 Publisher By Isabel Bearman Bucher Big Bend á la Canoe, Boquillas Canyon. COVER PHOTO:JODY HORTON SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 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