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Anee,
I'm from Texas and my Mom still lives in San Antonio and my
daughter and her family recently moved to Austin. Amarillo is so flat I
would imagine you could go just about anywhere. In some places San Antonio
and Austin would be a might rough.
Bobby
>Bobby-
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>At least you could get into most places, and you could navagate the sidewalks
>alright. Santa Fe is as bad as Germany (we were stationed there 3 years)
>IMHO. In Santa Fe, the side walks are so narrow that you get a crick in your
>neck from trying to read the signs that are too small and too high. While
>Amarillo might not equle Dallas or McKinney it cirteny is better than Santa
>Fe. Now I don't know about public transit because my dad drove us everywere,
>but as far as plain old building access is concerned Amarillo has done a fine
>job. Santa fe on the other hand has not.
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>Anee
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>In a message dated 6/25/99 2:29:07 PM Central Daylight Time,
>[log in to unmask] writes:
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><< Anee,
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> I never thought I would hear Amarillo praised for anything!! Guess
> they've improved since I was there?
>
> Bobby >>
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