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Is there absolutely NOTHING in Dallas or the state of Texas that you can say feels Western just as much as it feels Southern? Seriously people? Am I the only one that can see the Western characteristics in this city, and this state?
John Neely Bryan (December 24, 1810 – September 8, 1877) was a Presbyterian farmer, lawyer, and tradesman in the United States and founder of the city of Dallas, Texas.
Bryan was born to James and Elizabeth (Neely) Bryan in Fayetteville, Tennessee. There, he attended the Fayetteville Military Academy and after studying law was admitted to the Tennessee Bar. Around the year 1833 he left Tennessee and moved to Arkansas, where he was an Indian trader. According to some sources, he and a business partner laid out Van Buren, Arkansas
Never Southernas Atlanta?Are you sure?They are about the same age.
If they are found in Dallas then they are found in the South.
My point is that they don't grow east of Dallas. I've never seen one in eTx. Dallas climate is the beginning of the western aridity although its not completely arid.
My point is that they don't grow east of Dallas. I've never seen one in eTx. Dallas climate is the beginning of the western aridity although its not completely arid.
There can be different parts of the South, right?
Sure...there are lots of cultural areas of the South that are very different from one another.
My point is that they don't grow east of Dallas. I've never seen one in eTx. Dallas climate is the beginning of the western aridity although its not completely arid.
There can be different parts of the South, right?
Very true. Same can be said with Austin and SA with the dried up shrubery and brown grass in Central TX.
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