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Old 07-11-2008, 01:40 PM
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Default What is the hilliest, most attractive city in Texas
What is the hilliest, most attractive city in Texas in your opinion?

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Ft. Davis or Alpine....
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Those would be my prime choices too.
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What size of a city would you be looking at? Also, what kind of climate?
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Ft. Davis or Alpine....
I think the OP is referring to a city and not a small town.
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What is the hilliest, most attractive city in Texas in your opinion?

Thanks for your input!

Well, Dallas has hills. San Antonio has hills. Austin has hills (lots of them). Can you be a little more specific? What else beside hills might you be looking for? Can you explain?
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Ft. Davis or Alpine....
Great choices! Love both places and love the Davis Mountains. Slept out there one night in my Jeep and the sky was FANTASTIC!

The stars were unbelievable! No wonder there is an observatory up there!
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I would say Sonora TX. Junction TX?

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Default But What CITY?
Hey, guys, hold on now. Our ever-present OP is asking for the most attractive and hilly city. He/she's not asking for small towns.
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Hey, guys, hold on now. Our ever-present OP is asking for the most attractive and hilly city. He/she's not asking for small towns.
Define City, and Small Town.
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