Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Texas

While in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to:

The town of Shamrock already had a chunk of the real Blarney Stone, but it apparently wasn't enough.
~41 miles from Clarendon.

An art deco gas station and cafe from the 1930s has been preserved as a tourism office.
~42 miles from Clarendon.

Retired combine tractors are sunk at an angle in a remote farm field, a spoof of Amarillo's Cadillac Ranch. Is there no end to vehicle upending humor?
~51 miles from Clarendon.

21 ft. tall arrow stuck in the ground beside the old Cottle County Jailhouse marks that Comanche chief Quanah Parker spent time in Paducah. One of a series of arrows on the Quanah Parker Trail.
~72 miles from Clarendon.

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