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Daniel Denny was my brother-in-law, the husband of Pennie’s second-oldest sister, Pattie. When we bought the land for the campus in 2004, Daniel volunteered to move to Austin and build whatever we wanted. When we decided to carve a 100-yard subterranean approach aimed at the North Star 14 feet deep in the solid limestone of our plateau 900 feet above the city of Austin, Daniel rode a diesel rock saw – inch by inch, day by day – every day for 4 months.

Daniel is gone now, but his works remain. 

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“For after all, the best thing one can do when it is raining is let it rain.”

- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882), in “The Poet’s Tale” of Tales of a Wayside Inn (1863) but the saying predates Longfellow: “It is best to let it rain, when it will rain” was cited in print in 1810, when Longfellow was 3 years old. Likewise, in 1852, the following appeared in print, “So we had better adopt the cool philosophy of those who, when it rains, consent to let it rain. than to think to change the course of nature by denying her operations.”

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