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[QUOTE="Tony Eeds, post: 462149, member: 32023"]
Be careful there buster, I have been known to resemble that remark.  :)

FC - An place that you go will be exciting at first.  Think of the long term.

CA - Expensive and you can see the air.
MN - Lakes start freezing in Oct.
Texas - God's country
LA - Right next door, a bit more humid and crooked as a dogs hind leg.  They darn sure know how to throw a party though.
NM - Just to the left, some of the most beatiful land you could ever see.  Just don't plan on trying to buy an of it.
CO - Texan's own most of it, so you are bound to be invited to visit.

Anyway you get the picture, I love Texas, but ....
Dallas is WAY to wrapped up in image and accumulating the money to support the image.
Houston is too flat and humid, and you have to go 55 because of the dirty air making gas to sell to everyone that believes in the BANANA theory.
Fort Worth is nice.  There is still more culture in the front doors of the Kimbell than all of Dallas ....
Austin - I love the town, but now it has a city around it.
The Hill Country - There are many small towns surrounding Austin and San Antonio that truly define why I believe Texas is God's Country
Tony
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