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93mazdarx7
08-28-2006, 05:22 PM
Here's kind of a compilation of pictures from around the Austin area. There's really 2 sides to Texas: a dry, desert side and a lush, fertile side. Both exist at the same time, just in different areas.

Dry:

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/DryRiver.JPG
A dried up river bed.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Field.JPG
One of the typical fields.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Landscape.JPG
Another barren field.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Cactus2.JPG
Cactus field

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/FloodGauge.JPG
A flood gauge on the road indicating how high the water can get.

Plants:

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Cactus.JPG
The typical cactus plant found all over the place.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/CactusBerries.JPG
Some sort of edible fruit that grows on locals cactus.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Cotton.JPG
Cotton plants that many farmers produce.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/CottonField.JPG
One of the many nearby cotton fields.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Palms.JPG
Small wild palm trees that grow all over the place.

Water:

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Kingsland.JPG
A nearby lake

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Kingsland2.JPG
View from above Kingsland.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Dam.JPG
This dam completely stops water flow. About 30 feet from the bottom is a road that leads up to a private ranch. Must be someone important to have their own dam.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/WaterDam.JPG
Water above the prior dam.

Misc:

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/FelpsGrave.JPG
Grave of a famous settler murdered by indians.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/LogHeadstone.JPG
A headstone made of a log, pretty uncommon.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/Mountains.JPG
Mountain range shot of Texas.

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/DreamHome.JPG
A house we went to look at that's for sale :drool:

http://bryanandsara.com/images/Texas/DreamHome2.JPG
Another view of the same house.




Well, sorry for so many pics! Hope you enjoy!

Drifte
08-28-2006, 06:08 PM
wow 56 nota chance. im supposed to be high speed, and this is taking some time.

melhoneybee
08-28-2006, 07:56 PM
they all loaded up for me just fine... nice shots there.. hope you are enjoying it

93mazdarx7
08-28-2006, 08:27 PM
they all loaded up for me just fine... nice shots there.. hope you are enjoying it

Oh yeah, we definitely are. We've been going to the beach nearly every weekend, going out to eat almost every day, there's so much to do.

Tons of car shows, watersports, bars, Shakespear play last week, Rob Zombie/Godsmack concert last weekend, Fun Ford weekend in Dallas in Sept, Bulls vs Spurs game in San Antonio in Oct, Nascar race in Dallas in Nov... never a dull moment!

It's warm here, but not humid. Everyone down here complains when it's like 30-40% humidity, we just laugh :biggrin: We've had 23 days over 100 this month so far.

Ashley
08-28-2006, 09:57 PM
ohh and the jealousy is starting to sink in.

it was cold today, its about 60 degrees right now. in AUGUST. booo.

i miss texas. my fam went there for a cowboys game, and i looooved it.

have fun, dont get in too much trouble =)

DragonUSMC
08-29-2006, 06:21 AM
wow... i've never seen a cotton field... its actually kinda cool looking!

and OMG that house!@!! I WANT!

whats the pricetag?

my guess is about $440k

DustinsDuster
08-29-2006, 05:13 PM
i really really like that log gravestone. i think it looks sweet as hell!

good to hear from you, and even better to hear youre doing so well!

warchild145
08-29-2006, 07:09 PM
wow... i've never seen a cotton field... its actually kinda cool looking!

you should see the size of the cotton bails when they pick the cotton. Their huge.