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Re: cross country

Posted By: Shandar, on host 12.210.154.96
Date: Thursday, December 5, 2002, at 07:19:56
In Reply To: Re: cross country posted by jrock on Wednesday, December 4, 2002, at 15:02:03:

>The rest of TX really is boring.

You have quite obviously not seen much of Texas. While it is true that there is quite a bit of the Lone Star State that isn't thrilling to drive, there are quite a few other places that are scenic wonderlands. In the east you have swamps, rolling hills, dense forests, and abundant wildlife. In the south and west, you have larger hills--in Texas we might call it a mountain, but I'm sure you wouldn't--and quite a bit of water due to the Rio Grande and it's tributaries. You know, Texas is the largest state in the lower 48. To classify the entire thing as "nothing but oil fields and prairie" is a bit more than exaggeration.

Shan-okay, so I'm proud of my state-dar

Replies To This Message

Re: cross country - Howard - Thu, 12/5/2002, 08:38:54
- Re: cross country - Adam Bomb - Thu, 12/5/2002, 09:34:26
  - Re: cross country - Howard - Thu, 12/5/2002, 17:26:32
    - Re: cross country - Adam Bomb - Thu, 12/5/2002, 18:31:28
      - Re: cross country - Aragh - Fri, 12/13/2002, 15:15:30
        
        Re: cross country - Adam Bomb - Fri, 12/13/2002, 18:52:34
        
        Re: cross country - Aragh - Fri, 12/13/2002, 22:42:39
      - Re: cross country - Howard - Fri, 12/6/2002, 07:00:21

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