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Geographic Relativity
December 22nd, 2012 by Ken Hagler

I keep hear­ing the Austin is located in the “Texas Hill Coun­try.” It is slightly hilly, but less so than the “Los Ange­les Basin.” I sup­pose it’s a dif­fer­ence in per­cep­tion between a state that’s mostly flat and a state that’s full of moun­tains that reach more than two miles above sea level.


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  • Virginia Mach writes:
    December 22nd, 20126:32 pmat

    A guy hik­ing up the hill from a lake to the park­ing lot in VT once told my par­ents that “if you flat­tened out the state of Ver­mont, it would be big­ger than the state of Texas.” Sounds like it might be true. I’ve only ever been in the Texas Pan­han­dle area and it is totally flat.


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