Mexico Maps (Albuquerque: school, estate, places)

[BrianH]

If one more person today asks me for a Mexico map I am putting concrete boots on and jumping in the lake!

[catman]

Non illegitimi carborundum, BrianH! (Don't let the b------s grind you down.)

[domino]

Brian, I've been looking for a good Mexico map . . . ?

[WasSoggyInSeattle]

There's a lake? Where's the lake?

[BrianH]

10 miles north of here.

[tecpatl]

Hee-hee....call that a lake? only in the Southwest. In cold n cloudy (in the winter) Michigan that body of water would rate "pond" status at best.

Originally Posted by BrianH

10 miles north of here.

[BrianH]

The lake is 70 acres! Pretty big for a state with no water.

[DOUBLE H]

And OL' Double H knows how big the catfish gets in there. Brian has a pic on that monster, don't you sir!

[GregW]

70 acres = decent size mill pond heah in na hanpsha. Thet pond don't look deep enough ta drown iffin ya put the concete on ya boots. look lik ya need ta put it on ya head.


maybe the folkd are just passin through onta way to old mexico.

[CelticLady1]

Originally Posted by BrianH

If one more person today asks me for a Mexico map I am putting concrete boots on and jumping in the lake!

I had to laugh at this, Brian! It reminds me of "One of Our Fifty is Missing", in the New Mexico Magazine, (maybe you should send your story to them). I read the magazine from cover to cover, but this is one of the first places I turn to, when it comes each month. Honestly, I can't believe people are that ignorant! Did these folks never study geography in school, or do they not teach geography in school anymore? I figure if a fellow from Ireland can make his way to New Mexico, (and didn't make a "wrong turn at Albuquerque", as Bugs Bunny says), surely other folks could make the distinction, as well. Alas, I am frequently proven wrong!