wow... there isn't much over there..... Closer to Delta or Beaver? I know the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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wow... there isn't much over there..... Closer to Delta or Beaver? I know the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I'd personally love the idea of being altogether away from the city, like you'll be, Jim.... but I need to factor in my career and income quite a bit still. We're a few million short of retiring :) I know my wife would get stir crazy if we were really isolated for a long time too. If we wind up out there, I'll definitely give you a shout though! I hope you and Mrs. Kazoo find your ideal place to live!Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Outside the Mormon " empire" and multiple Church steeples in larger areas. The Biggest structure we saw no matter how far off the interstate said town was. The American Flag, be it over the plains or tree tops. High and proud it flew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sawin
In Co the only place we've seen flags as big were...............Car Lots. [Cry]
Check out East Texas, Tyler, Longview. We found this to be the paradise of Texas. It's wet and green and lot's of great hunting and fishing.
Good for carnations too. [Tooth]Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldrwl
I spent three semesters in Nacogdoches, and hunted whitetail and pigs near Tyler in my youth. East Texas is a nice place to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldrwl
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Originally Posted by davsel
Thanks for the suggestions guys! I've never been to that part of TX, so i'll have to make a point to take a quick weekend trip down there soon.
I grew up in east TX. Mom still lives there. If you like sweltering heat and very high humidity, it's the perfect place.
That's what my wife said, and evidently not unlike where I grew up in GA... According to her, TX is very low on our list.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns