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Texas certainly has a LOT of sky. If I were there, I’d be much more aware of the sky and its changes than I am here where there are mountains, freeways and tall buildings to compete with the sky. The only time we really pay attention is when a big storm rolls in, which is seldom, since we’re rapidly turning from sub-tropical into desert.
Texas certainly has a LOT of sky. If I were there, I’d be much more aware of the sky and its changes than I am here where there are mountains, freeways and tall buildings to compete with the sky. The only time we really pay attention is when a big storm rolls in, which is seldom, since we’re rapidly turning from sub-tropical into desert.