You would like Northern California. We have Mountains... trees, creeks and rivers and even an ocean if you're interested in that. National forests and BLM land to run around in and explore.I don’t think one needs permission, but we Texans do have a lot of pride in our state. We just like it here. I”m not sure why because I’ve never really lived anywhere else for that long. Kansas did kind of suck, and I can understand why Dorothy wanted to go home. Texas was your real home Dorothy!
Ultimately, though, I think I’d also like Colorado, and possibly Florida and maybe, just maybe Northern California.
That is the battle cry.Austin is weird....
North-east, east and south-east of CO is not appealing.You would like Northern California. We have Mountains... trees, creeks and rivers and even an ocean if you're interested in that. National forests and BLM land to run around in and explore.
And an open invitation, it sounds like. I’m interested in all of that...I’d love to visit.You would like Northern California. We have Mountains... trees, creeks and rivers and even an ocean if you're interested in that. National forests and BLM land to run around in and explore.
Somebody stole my response. Austin is weird and apparently they are doing everything they can to keep it that way. My wife hates it. I hated it until two years ago when I found their MTB trails, a lot of hidden gems in the Barton Spring area and Franklin’s BBQ.Austin is weird...I have an old high school buddy in round rock.
Somebody stole my response. Austin is weird and apparently they are doing everything they can to keep it that way. My wife hates it. I hated it until two years ago when I found their MTB trails, a lot of hidden gems in the Barton Spring area and Franklin’s BBQ.
That is the battle cry.
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I've long found it amusing that my favorite thing about Texas is the same part most of Texas doesn't like about itself.
I live in Ann Arbor when I was in college. That's about the place I want to remember.Although...Michigan keeps raising their taxes, I may be looking to move. I have friends in Denver, Friends in Texas...
Good for you, might be a tad younger than me.I thought I loved being in Texas until I went to western colorado and the Bitterroot Valley in Montana. Now I cant wait to move away from the flat boring DFW area
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Somebody stole my response. Austin is weird and apparently they are doing everything they can to keep it that way. My wife hates it. I hated it until two years ago when I found their MTB trails, a lot of hidden gems in the Barton Spring area and Franklin’s BBQ.
I grew up there as a kid from 1975-82. I agree with the CA statement. Not only in Austin, but in our town as well. Yeah, the politics of Austin is left leaning for sure, contrary to the majority of our people. Irony since Austin is the capital. There are still conservatives there. It’s a sharp divide, even on the UT campus. I’m glad I don’t live there.Actually Austin is nothing like it used to be. I’ve only been working there for 15 years and in that short time I’ve seen a lot of Austin icons disappear. The city sold its soul to Californians who have moved in by the droves. I work with a few folks who grew up here and I believe Austin in the 80’s and 90’s was the hay day. Also, Austin is also referred to as the San Francisco of Texas due to the left leaning politics.
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