The desk on the top of Hancock Hill is metal and dark gray, maybe from the sixties. Its drawers are banged up, and its top is graffitied with initials. When you get to the desk, someone might ...

Sometime around 2005 someone hung bicycle parts to a tree as a sculpture and sign that you're near the desk. The first half of the 1.3-mile hike up Hancock Hill is a steep slog over loose, sharp ...

At the top of Hancock Hill out west in Alpine, Texas sits a school desk with a unique lineage. It was in 1981 that Sul Ross Industrial Tech Education students Jim Kitchen, Bill Wagner and Travis ...