Little town called Fritch up here, right on lake Meredith. Land is cheap, homes are cheap, there's even some homes overlooking the lake that are posh and ridiculously low priced for what they are. If fishing is your thing you're right at home, and you can still take summer trips down to the gulf for the deep sea fishing.
That depends on a lot of factors, but I've always found average drive time to Matagorda Bay to be in the neighborhood of 9 hrs.
Thankfully, yes. Every few years or so we even get 100 as a high for 30-plus days straight. I think the record is 36 days. Plus, there's not much precipitation here, we average around 19 inches annually for a total. BUT - all four seasons are pronounced. We get good snow and below-zero temps in winter, a typically mild spring, and a long, languishing beautiful fall.
Study up on "heat index." Humidity really adds up, making a 88 degree day in Seattle equal to a 100 degree day here, if the Seattle humidity is high enough. I would much rather have the dry heat than the swamp, but that's just me. I have lived all over the US, and like the weather much better overall, here where I am.
Have you tried the "Asthma Field" option?
Yeah. So, back to my question.
Then, why did you need to look up the reference? It's not like you had to read his book to get that, it was a national sports media firestorm when he said that, and cut the fuck involved.
