A short YouTube video by Molly McPherson offering personal reflections on a tragic Texas flood. She describes being on vacation during the event, recognizes a river and campsite she once visited in San Antonio, and reacts emotionally to the victims and circulated images/videos.
But this Texas flood story, it is incredibly tragic. I was on vacation when it was happening. I don't know if you guys saw this video and it's not out there anymore, but, like, when you see people in the white cabin go down the water. And when it first happened, too, the craziness of that story is not. A few months ago, I was in San Antonio, I was speaking in San Antonio, and I hiked right next to that river. So normally I would have no idea where that river is. And I thought, damn, I know exactly where that river is. Because I hiked where everybody kind of camped on. Like, I got that. And miss New England, Northern Hemisphere. Like, cold Northeast person, upper Midwest. Girl, it was so damn hot down there, I thought I could not possibly be in a tent. I mean, that's why I remember spending so much time thinking about this. Like, these people are camping down here. Like, this is so hot. But that's where it happened. And it is so tragic. With that campsite now, what makes the story obviously even bigger are the girls at the mystic camp. It creates its own narrative. Cause it's so sad and there's so much content. And you see the names and you see the photos has that very 911 esque quality to it where when it first happened, people were looking like, if. If you know any information about this girl, I mean, it's. It's awful. A thousand times over.
