When most people make their fortunes and then look for a piece of property, they seek a paradise, not 5500 acres of barren wasteland.
Not so for fried chicken magnate David Bamberger. When he purchases Selah fifty years ago, the tenacious shrubs that had overtaken the overgrazed patch of land in Texas Hill Country were nearly impassable and not a drop of water could be found.
Discover how he turned it back into paradise in this inspiring video from National Geographic.
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