Unnamed Peaks

The view from the Wild Rose Pass Centennial Marker between Balmorhea, Texas, and Fort Davis, Texas is amazing. This photo shows you what you would see when you look over to the west.Wild Rose Pass, established in 1849, originally was a two-mile-long route through the Limpia Mountains for the overland mail route that connected San Antonio, Texas to El Paso, Texas. The pass served as an essential higher way through Limpia Canyon, which often flooded, and native roses decorated the landscape.Many people don't believe that the wild roses still bloom in the area. Others think they do still exist, but that they grow on what's now private property. What's your take?