Abilene and San Angelo in the Texas Panhandle?wildcat08 said:
That's much better.
Good point. I missed that. If they had called that section "the plains" or something like that, then I think that works.Equinox said:Abilene and San Angelo in the Texas Panhandle?wildcat08 said:
That's much better.
UTExan said:
Are you in West Texas checklist:
1.) do you taste the dust from west Texas dust storms in the springtime?
2.) is your area in danger of wildfires/brushfires in the springtime?
3.) is football a major event in your area?
4.) is church a major event in your area?
5.) when a cold front blows in, do people say "I remember the blue norther of 19__ (fill in blank) and don't mention how it never gets that cold in Houston?
6.) are many of the small towns dying in your area?
7.) when the possibility of saving those small towns is mentioned, are microbreweries and boutique coffee shops the last thing anybody really wants.
If you got 6 of 7, chances are you're in west Texas, ergo, west of the 98th
It's got all them
I think that anything 2 hours from fort worth
45 min west of San Antonio
Hour west of Austin
Is west Texas
meridian.
