'All hope abandon ye who enter here'

3Turner wrote in post #4266092
Ahh okay...a manager gig...sweet. Austin, a party town...YES....especial​ly on 6th street. So I hear, I've never been there....supposed to be a whole street of clubs n such.

Sounds like fun, need to get myself and the family down that way sometime soon.

3Turner wrote in post #4265790
Hmmm....a photographer and a stripper?? Never took you for a stripper Dozer

Well....it won't be flat here....lots-o hills

Umm, by hills, 3T means, slight rises in elevation. "Hill Country" isn't. There are no mountains in Texas. It's a great area, though. Austin is a beautiful and growing place. Housing prices in TX are dirt cheap. $200,000 will buy you a beautiful house with a pool there.

T.D. wrote in post #4267050
Umm, by hills, 3T means, slight rises in elevation. "Hill Country" isn't. There are no mountains in Texas.

what are yer talkin' 'bout?? Them thar large hills are mount-ins'! Bigger even in west Texas.

T.D. wrote in post #4267050
Umm, by hills, 3T means, slight rises in elevation. "Hill Country" isn't. There are no mountains in Texas.

Texas' highest point is Guadalupe Peak at 8,749'. That would qualify as a mountain in my book...

im sick of all this talk of texas!!

the_incubus wrote in post #4267167
im sick of all this talk of texas!!

Ok...

The highest point in New Jersey is named, interestingly enough, High Point. It stands 1,803' tall. I think we can all agree, New Jersey has no mountains!

Awww....you are having Texas envy Izak...:p

thomascanty wrote in post #4267190
Ok...

The highest point in New Jersey is named, interestingly enough, High Point. It stands 1,803' tall. I think we can all agree, New Jersey has no mountains!

what is the tallet point in NY oh Mountainous One? (seriously, im very curious)

3Turner wrote in post #4267194
Awww....you are having Texas envy Izak...:p

envious of what exactly?

the_incubus wrote in post #4267243
what is the tallet point in NY oh Mountainous One? (seriously, im very curious)

Mount Marcy. 5,344' -- I'd call that a mountain.

The whole list of tallest state points for the US is here, alphabetized by state, or here, sorted by elevation (tallest to smallest).

the_incubus wrote in post #4267243
envious of what exactly?

Texas silly...everything Texas.

You know there are these bumper stickers made after an old saying...."I am not a native Texan, but I got here as fast as I could."

I am native by the way

That explains alot

3Turner wrote in post #4267299
I am native by the way

I'm a native Californian, but I spent eight of my childhood years in Nebraska.

thomascanty wrote in post #4267320
I'm a native Californian, but I spent eight of my childhood years in Nebraska.

Well...you at least got to live in another state while growing up....not me. I've lived in several cities, mainly in South Texas...and in one city for about 26 years of my life. I'd actually love to live in Colorado...my Dad is there now.


Wait a minute...aren't you supposed to be out gambling my $20 to win??

T.D. wrote in post #4267050
Umm, by hills, 3T means, slight rises in elevation. "Hill Country" isn't. There are no mountains in Texas. It's a great area, though. Austin is a beautiful and growing place. Housing prices in TX are dirt cheap. $200,000 will buy you a beautiful house with a pool there.

200K? Doesn't exist in my area... unless you're looking to live in a shoebox...

thomascanty wrote in post #4267164
Texas' highest point is Guadalupe Peak at 8,749'. That would qualify as a mountain in my book...

Bored?

thomascanty wrote in post #4267190
Ok...

The highest point in New Jersey is named, interestingly enough, High Point. It stands 1,803' tall. I think we can all agree, New Jersey has no mountains!

Really bored?

thomascanty wrote in post #4267265
Mount Marcy. 5,344' -- I'd call that a mountain.

The whole list of tallest state points for the US is here, alphabetized by state, or here, sorted by elevation (tallest to smallest).

Spending too much time in Google...



Just got home... trying to catch up!