IrishKathleen
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LolMe!!! When I made the original statement that it takes my 62mph truck two days to get across Texas.
LolMe!!! When I made the original statement that it takes my 62mph truck two days to get across Texas.
Texas is ****ing awesomeI dint
I don't know of all the places I rode with my ex, Texas was a favorite of mine.
If "awesome" is equivalent to "long," I agree. But I'll take the Pacific Coast to mid-Montana for variety.Texas is ****ing awesome
Anyone who says different is a yellow bellied yankee
hang on... I am a YANKEE! Born and raised Coloradoan. Pretty sure that's on the Yankee side of the line.Texas is ****ing awesome
Anyone who says different is a yellow bellied yankee
Be in Florida by then Or well into Arizona.Me!!! When I made the original statement that it takes my 62mph truck two days to get across Texas.
The pacific coast to mid-Montana can’t be beat for scenery.If "awesome" is equivalent to "long," I agree. But I'll take the Pacific Coast to mid-Montana for variety.
I don’t knowhang on... I am a YANKEE! Born and raised Coloradoan. Pretty sure that's on the Yankee side of the line.
Don't get me wrong, I've nothing against Texas or any other state or place. There's likely no ideal place, maybe Monterey CA, but who can live there? Regarding rodeos, I know there are some in the San Joaquin Valley. But they seem to be all over the place; check: California Rodeos List of Events in CA. I remember a lot of two-stepping in Napa CA years ago. But the old Dream Bowl has been closed for years. I'm sure two-steppin' isn't dead. It's just that I don't know that goofy state any more. And I wouldn't know what I told you if I hadn't been to the Dream Bowl in the 1960s or had a son and daughter in Fresno near Clovis. California farming is legendary. It looks like most of the Pacific Coast is covered in vineyards. I think the largest tractor show is at Tulare at the World Ag Expo. It seems that Oregon and Washington are getting into more high-value ag. So I'm guessing that the Pacific Coast to mid-Montana is pretty competitive with Texas. It's just that there are so many people there. As for culture, I get no general sense of it. It seems that CA, Oregon, and Washington coastal folks think liberal and the balance of those states are conservative and cohesive.The pacific coast to mid-Montana can’t be beat for scenery.
I just really like the culture in Texas. Bull riding, two stepping , farming, Wranglers, even surfing down near San Padre.
hang on... I am a YANKEE! Born and raised Coloradoan. Pretty sure that's on the Yankee side of the line.
If "awesome" is equivalent to "long," I agree. But I'll take the Pacific Coast to mid-Montana for variety.
I don't think that line had been drawn back then.
Now a days, me being from Texas, anything north of the red river is yankee country. he he he he
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Or that little line in the south - Mason Dixon Line. Just extend it all the way out west to Cali.
Actually it was. Colorado volunteers defeated Texans bent on seizing the Colorado gold fields at the battle of Glorietta Pass (NM) in 1862.I don't think that line had been drawn back then.
Now a days, me being from Texas, anything north of the red river is yankee country. he he he he
Actually it was. Colorado volunteers defeated Texans bent on seizing the Colorado gold fields at the battle of Glorietta Pass (NM) in 1862.