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Old 12-05-2006, 07:52 PM
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My wife and I are currently living in the Tampa, FL area and are looking to make a move to either Lubbock or Amarillo area. We both love the outdoors, hunting, target shooting, fishing. She is a on-line teacher and I am in retail management. We would love to have a house with 5 to 10 ac. Which place would be best for us???

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no info on this area?????
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Old 12-10-2006, 08:49 PM
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Lubbock and Amarillo are both nice mid-sized towns. Lubbock, of course, is home to Texas Tech University and is a typical college town. Amarillo is closer to Palo Duro Canyon State park - very pretty, though I wouldn't call Amarillo "pretty" - Lubbock, either, for that matter. Lubbock is typical west Texas.

You know that old song, "Happiness is Lubbock in my rearview mirror?" Not too far from the truth.
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Did you try the "Search" function on the menu bar? Just click on the SEARCH menu item, type in Lubbock, select SHOW POSTS, and click on GO.
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