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Loaded with bear

April 10, 2018 by Joe Southern

John Baker of Houston donned an antique grizzly bear fur coat as part of his outfit during the annual Runaway Scrape re-enactment held Saturday at George Ranch Historical Park. Temperatures in the upper 40s with high winds made for a cold day, but several brave souls came out to see the battle re-enactment of Texas settlers fleeing from advancing Mexican forces during the Texas Revolution in 1836. The re-enactors will perform the Battle of San Jacinto April 21 in Houston. (Photo by Joe Southern)

John Baker of Houston donned an antique grizzly bear fur coat as part of his outfit during the annual Runaway Scrape re-enactment held Saturday at George Ranch Historical Park. Temperatures in the upper 40s with high winds made for a cold day, but several brave souls came out to see the battle re-enactment of Texas settlers fleeing from advancing Mexican forces during the Texas Revolution in 1836. The re-enactors will perform the Battle of San Jacinto April 21 in Houston. (Photo by Joe Southern)

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