Overnight (on occasion) Fall frenzy in the driveway...
http://i8.tinypic.com/4tszy9x.jpg
Winter wonderland...
http://i12.tinypic.com/4l91k7l.jpg
I have to learn how to migrate! Sprout wings! Something!
Andy
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Overnight (on occasion) Fall frenzy in the driveway...
http://i8.tinypic.com/4tszy9x.jpg
Winter wonderland...
http://i12.tinypic.com/4l91k7l.jpg
I have to learn how to migrate! Sprout wings! Something!
Andy
Andy said:Overnight (on occasion) Fall frenzy in the driveway...
http://i8.tinypic.com/4tszy9x.jpg
Winter wonderland...
http://i12.tinypic.com/4l91k7l.jpg
I have to learn how to migrate! Sprout wings! Something!
Andy
Should I tell you how beautiful, warm and sunny it was here in
Louisiana? Nah! (Just teasin' ya) <g>
Becca
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Becca said:Andy said:Overnight (on occasion) Fall frenzy in the driveway...
http://i8.tinypic.com/4tszy9x.jpg
Winter wonderland...
http://i12.tinypic.com/4l91k7l.jpg
I have to learn how to migrate! Sprout wings! Something!
Andy
Should I tell you how beautiful, warm and sunny it was here in
Louisiana? Nah! (Just teasin' ya) <g>Becca
I actually envy Andy a bit.
I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!
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Omelet said...
Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>,
Becca said:Andy said:Overnight (on occasion) Fall frenzy in the driveway...
http://i8.tinypic.com/4tszy9x.jpg
Winter wonderland...
http://i12.tinypic.com/4l91k7l.jpg
I have to learn how to migrate! Sprout wings! Something!
Andy
Should I tell you how beautiful, warm and sunny it was here in
Louisiana? Nah! (Just teasin' ya) <g>Becca
I actually envy Andy a bit.
I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!
Om,
I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry. It's been so hot and sticky
humid all summer. It's just started to cool down to typical Autumn weather.
But I rate Florida as the most oppressive weather. Five minute downpours
out of a clear blue sky, three times a day?!! Even alligators would sit by
the pond cooling off with their jaws wide open.
You want some pine needles and cones? I'll send 'em down. I'll even toss in
a few boxes of fall color leaves for you to wax paper together, FREE! ???
😉
Andy
In article said:Quoted message said:I actually envy Andy a bit.
I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!Om,
I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.
It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:
http://i2.tinypic.com/2ylu53r.jpg
http://i12.tinypic.com/47ruil0.jpg
These pics were taken November 19th, 2005
Late Fall.
Quoted message said:It's been so hot and sticky
humid all summer. It's just started to cool down to typical Autumn weather.
We had one minor cold front a couple of days ago, and it's back up into
the hot, sticky 90's. I have no AC in my truck.
Quoted message said:
But I rate Florida as the most oppressive weather. Five minute downpours
out of a clear blue sky, three times a day?!! Even alligators would sit by
the pond cooling off with their jaws wide open.You want some pine needles and cones? I'll send 'em down. I'll even toss in
a few boxes of fall color leaves for you to wax paper together, FREE! ???😉
Andy
What would you like in trade? <G>
I can actually drive to Bastrop tho' (about a 1 hour drive) for pine
needles and pine cones. I have to drive a lot further for fall colors
except for the local white oaks.
You know you live in Texas when you measure traveling by time instead of
miles. ;-)
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Omelet said:In article said:Quoted message said:I actually envy Andy a bit.
I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!Om,
I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.
It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:
I am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from Texas🙂)
In article <[email hidden]>, "Ophelia" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Omelet said:In article said:> I actually envy Andy a bit.
> I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!Om,
I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.
It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:I am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from Texas🙂)
That's Hollywood for you. ;-)
They Glorify West Texas (the edge of the Sonora desert) as being normal
for Texas. Nothing could be further from the truth! There are pine
forests and lakes about 60 miles to the South East of me.
Those pics were taken about 5 miles West of where I live.
An area down RR12 known as "Devils Backbone".
There is a spring fed river running right thru the middle of town...
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Omelet said...
Quoted message said:It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:
Ooooh!
Got rattlers?
Great view!
Andy
Omelet said:In article <[email hidden]>, "Ophelia"
Quoted message said:Omelet said:In article <[email hidden]>, Andy <q> wrote:
>> I actually envy Andy a bit.
>> I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!
>
>
> Om,
>
> I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:I am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from
Texas🙂)That's Hollywood for you. ;-)
They Glorify West Texas (the edge of the Sonora desert) as being
normal for Texas. Nothing could be further from the truth! There are
pine forests and lakes about 60 miles to the South East of me.Those pics were taken about 5 miles West of where I live.
An area down RR12 known as "Devils Backbone".There is a spring fed river running right thru the middle of town...
Thanks Om. I am very pleased for you🙂
Ophelia said...
Quoted message said:Omelet said:In article said:> I actually envy Andy a bit.
> I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!Om,
I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.
It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:I am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from Texas🙂)
Ophelia,
In all honesty, my picture of Texas comes from the one time we drove
through the Texas panhandle. It was a bone dry and dirt from end to end,
with the sun in our eyes all day long (west). A "middle of nowhere"
experience.
We were long-haired teenagers and pulled into a gas station and an old
geezer pumped gas and asked us "you boys goin' honky tonkin' tonight. We
didn't know WHAT he meant but we nodded and said "yep!" He chuckled,
probably thinking "dumb yankees!" Which we were. LOL!!!
Andy
Andy said:Ophelia said...
Quoted message said:Omelet said:In article <[email hidden]>, Andy <q> wrote:
>> I actually envy Andy a bit.
>> I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!
>
>
> Om,
>
> I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:I am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from
Texas🙂)Ophelia,
In all honesty, my picture of Texas comes from the one time we drove
through the Texas panhandle. It was a bone dry and dirt from end to
end, with the sun in our eyes all day long (west). A "middle of
nowhere" experience.
I believe you Andy. That is the kind of pictures I have seen of Texas🙂)
Quoted message said:We were long-haired teenagers and pulled into a gas station and an old
geezer pumped gas and asked us "you boys goin' honky tonkin' tonight.
We didn't know WHAT he meant but we nodded and said "yep!" He
chuckled, probably thinking "dumb yankees!" Which we were. LOL!!!
<G> I expect Om can help you with that translation🙂)
In article said:Omelet said...
Quoted message said:It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:Ooooh!
Got rattlers?
There were more in California where I grew up near Lancaster. ;-)
But there are a few. In 20 years in this house, I've only ever had one
in my yard. I caught it and turned it over to Wildlife Rescue. <G>
Quoted message said:
Great view!
Thanks. This is actually a very beautiful area.
East Texas is even prettier...
Quoted message said:
Andy
Please send more snow pics! I love them. We spent a couple of Winters in
Colorado. Just enough to make me hate deep snow (due to having had to
shovel tons of it) but it's still pretty.
And it smells so good. :-)
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In article <[email hidden]>, "Ophelia" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Those pics were taken about 5 miles West of where I live.
An area down RR12 known as "Devils Backbone".There is a spring fed river running right thru the middle of town...
Thanks Om. I am very pleased for you🙂
I need to take some pics of the local river. Surprisingly, that's one
thing I have not done.
Funny how you take things for granted when they are nearby.
Do you have any pics of your area?
You live in Scotland IIRC?
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In article said:Ophelia said...
Quoted message said:Omelet said:In article <[email hidden]>, Andy <q> wrote:
>> I actually envy Andy a bit.
>> I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!
>
>
> Om,
>
> I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:I am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from Texas🙂)
Ophelia,
In all honesty, my picture of Texas comes from the one time we drove
through the Texas panhandle. It was a bone dry and dirt from end to end,
with the sun in our eyes all day long (west). A "middle of nowhere"
experience.
Think "Oklahoma". Tornado alley!
Quoted message said:
We were long-haired teenagers and pulled into a gas station and an old
geezer pumped gas and asked us "you boys goin' honky tonkin' tonight. We
didn't know WHAT he meant but we nodded and said "yep!" He chuckled,
probably thinking "dumb yankees!" Which we were. LOL!!!Andy
I have a co-worker that grew up in that area where it's pretty dry.
He has some interesting stories to tell as well. <G>
My favorite was when he and his friends once tried to dry some fresh pot
in a convenience store microwave...
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Ophelia said...
Quoted message said:Andy said:Ophelia said...
Quoted message said:Omelet wrote:
> In article <[email hidden]>, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>>> I actually envy Andy a bit.
>>> I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!
>>
>>
>> Om,
>>
>> I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.
>
> It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
> The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:
>
> http://i2.tinypic.com/2ylu53r.jpg
>
> http://i12.tinypic.com/47ruil0.jpgI am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from
Texas🙂)Ophelia,
In all honesty, my picture of Texas comes from the one time we drove
through the Texas panhandle. It was a bone dry and dirt from end to
end, with the sun in our eyes all day long (west). A "middle of
nowhere" experience.I believe you Andy. That is the kind of pictures I have seen of Texas🙂)
Quoted message said:We were long-haired teenagers and pulled into a gas station and an old
geezer pumped gas and asked us "you boys goin' honky tonkin' tonight.
We didn't know WHAT he meant but we nodded and said "yep!" He
chuckled, probably thinking "dumb yankees!" Which we were. LOL!!!<G> I expect Om can help you with that translation🙂)
I learned soon after. Made me wonder where the heck would you go honky'
tonkin' in that part o' Texas? That little stop off didn't scream "LET'S
PARTY!" <G>
Andy
In article <[email hidden]>, "Ophelia" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:We were long-haired teenagers and pulled into a gas station and an old
geezer pumped gas and asked us "you boys goin' honky tonkin' tonight.
We didn't know WHAT he meant but we nodded and said "yep!" He
chuckled, probably thinking "dumb yankees!" Which we were. LOL!!!<G> I expect Om can help you with that translation🙂)
Country Western Dance Clubs.
They are around here too, but I've not been to one since I worked at
Inner Space Caverns about 25 years ago. ;-)
Jack Daniels and Coke is the standard drink. <g>
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In article said:Quoted message said:<G> I expect Om can help you with that translation🙂)
I learned soon after. Made me wonder where the heck would you go honky'
tonkin' in that part o' Texas? That little stop off didn't scream "LET'S
PARTY!" <G>Andy
Just ask the locals. :-)
The dance clubs are not that obvious until the right time of night.
They are the plain looking buildings with the over-packed parking lots!
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Omelet said...
Quoted message said:In article said:Ophelia said...
Quoted message said:Omelet wrote:
> In article <[email hidden]>, Andy <q> wrote:
>
>>> I actually envy Andy a bit.
>>> I get SO sick of the humid heat here sometimes!
>>
>>
>> Om,
>>
>> I always pictured Texas as dusty and bone dry.
>
> It's a big state. ;-) I live in South-Central in the hill country.
> The Humidity is a real problem in the summer:
>
> http://i2.tinypic.com/2ylu53r.jpg
>
> http://i12.tinypic.com/47ruil0.jpgI am with Andy! I never expected to see pictures like that from
Texas🙂)Ophelia,
In all honesty, my picture of Texas comes from the one time we drove
through the Texas panhandle. It was a bone dry and dirt from end to
end, with the sun in our eyes all day long (west). A "middle of
nowhere" experience.Think "Oklahoma". Tornado alley!
Quoted message said:
We were long-haired teenagers and pulled into a gas station and an old
geezer pumped gas and asked us "you boys goin' honky tonkin' tonight.
We didn't know WHAT he meant but we nodded and said "yep!" He chuckled,
probably thinking "dumb yankees!" Which we were. LOL!!!Andy
I have a co-worker that grew up in that area where it's pretty dry.
He has some interesting stories to tell as well. <G>My favorite was when he and his friends once tried to dry some fresh pot
in a convenience store microwave...
LOLOL!!!
Andy
In article said:Quoted message said:I have a co-worker that grew up in that area where it's pretty dry.
He has some interesting stories to tell as well. <G>My favorite was when he and his friends once tried to dry some fresh pot
in a convenience store microwave...LOLOL!!!
Andy
I'm sure you can imagine the results. <lol>
Store full of pot smoke, him and his friends burning rubber to get the
hell out of there.....
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Omelet said:In article <[email hidden]>, "Ophelia"
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Those pics were taken about 5 miles West of where I live.
An area down RR12 known as "Devils Backbone".There is a spring fed river running right thru the middle of town...
Thanks Om. I am very pleased for you🙂
I need to take some pics of the local river. Surprisingly, that's one
thing I have not done.Funny how you take things for granted when they are nearby.
Do you have any pics of your area?
You live in Scotland IIRC?
I do indeed🙂) Om if you search on google you will get more pics then I
could ever send.🙂
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