Ain't as pretty

twostepn2001 · Dec 4, 2012

as some of the pics Larry@the corner posts, but it is the scenery I see almost everyday.

The Red · Dec 4, 2012

Top picture was very typical around Enid, OK when I lived there in the 1970s.

James Howell · Dec 4, 2012

Really like the last photo; definitely West Texas.

Was the first photo taken in the morning or evening?

Thanks for sharing your photos with us.

JMOR · Dec 4, 2012

(quoted from post at 11:40:35 12/04/12) Really like the last photo; definitely West Texas.

Was the first photo taken in the morning or evening?

Thanks for sharing your photos with us.

hen I used to get aggravated by neighbors, I tell my wife that this is my dream home site!

But then settled for this (few hundred miles east):

yes that is my '62 after Dad finished with it

James Howell · Dec 4, 2012

In what part of The Republic is your home?

JMOR · Dec 4, 2012

That is between Emory & the Sabine River, about 16 miles north of Canton.

twostepn2001 · Dec 4, 2012

All these pics was taken in the morning. Usually by the afternoon I'm too dang tired to mess with taking pics. Just want to get unloaded and get to the house...lol

Nancy Howell · Dec 4, 2012

#3 looks CCCCOOOOOLLLLLDDDD!

#4 looks like a place I used to go trail riding.

Nice pics, post some more!

Nancy Howell · Dec 4, 2012

We have a '65 stepside that became James' after his dad finished with it.

JerryS · Dec 4, 2012

The Sabine River ran through my little town (on the Louisiana side). Back in the early 50s, before they dammed it up and created Toledo Bend Lake, my family used to set up camp on the river and seine for fish. The Sabine also took away my great-grandpa, but that's another story.

retired farmer · Dec 4, 2012

Looks like you have those chem-trails from those government jets in your sky too. Ever notice the red and green halo around the edges of clouds during the day?

James Babcock · Dec 4, 2012

Whatever you do, don't stepon any of them thar endangered lizards that the gubmint is trying to use to shut down oil production out there.

SweetFeet · Dec 4, 2012

twostepn,

Amazing photos! All are great. Especially like the first two - the sky is gorgeous and the trees and equipment look as if they were added to a water color in India Ink.

LOVE number three. It looks like an old west painting.

Bob Huntress · Dec 4, 2012

I loved living next to the Sabine River in Vinton, LA. I enjoyed the Texas side better. We wanted to get a place in Jasper or around there, but nothing.

JMOR · Dec 4, 2012

(quoted from post at 19:45:32 12/04/12) I loved living next to the Sabine River in Vinton, LA. I enjoyed the Texas side better. We wanted to get a place in Jasper or around there, but nothing.

es, Bob, you, me, & the JA, all prefer the Texas side!

Bob Huntress · Dec 4, 2012

We would shop, hang out and attend church in Orange, TX. My wife really loved Texas, while I like it a lot, and certainly better than LA, I am also fine with Tennessee. I wouldn't want to live in downtown Houston, but everything north and west is great. We couldn't find anything that any mortgage company wanted to finance. At first I thought it must have been my credit, even more after I read some of the reason. Some had to much land, or out in the far corner the foundation for a house long gone sit sat. No one would loan on a mobile home, or if there had been a foreclosure on the property, or any hurricane damage had happened. It was frustrating, but we just returned to Tennessee.

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