Least Favoritie Location

[Lee L]

In Amarillo, it's the "Big Texan" with the 72 oz steak and those of us who have lived there, laugh at the tourists who stop there. There are fine restaurants there and a surprising little canyon called Palo Duro canyon just 20 miles away. Used to be the hide-out of outlaws. Anyone who dismissed Texas as a whole has never been to Texas.

SSshhhhhhh! Someone might hear you.


Lee

[S Hime]

It's not the location, it's the light! I hate sunlight. Give me soft overcast anytime!

[MurrayMinchin]

It's not the location, it's the light! I hate sunlight. Give me soft overcast anytime!

Pssssst...Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada...known in all of BC as the city with the least sunshine.

Murray

PS Hope you like rain

[joeyk49]

I would love to go to Texas...and eat some huge steaks with chili beans...I love Texan food.

Did you know that they put Barbeque Sauce on their eggs?!!! (i.e. Everything!)
Spent a week in Austin once. Had a pretty good time....ate at a great rib joint; they had to roll me out in a wheel barrow! Also ate at a restaurant that seemed like it was 500 feet over a lake/reservoir...really cool view. Alas, it was all before I rediscovered photography...

Hotter than Hades, too...

[Loose Gravel]

Where does a vegetarian go in Texas?

First to the pasture or feedlot, then to steak houses.

[Dan's45]

i lived in texas for 20 yrs, never heard of anyone putting bbq sauce on eggs before....what a waste of eggs. just sausage or bacon for me, with a side of hash browns an 2 slices of buttered wheat toast. as far as least favorite place, thats easy...odessa,texas...depressin town. i think i actually saw tumbleweeds go through threre..haha. hope i never have to go there again...geez.

[TheFlyingCamera]

You want depressing towns, try just about anywhere in the industrial belt of Pennsylvania. Altoona is a prime example. Great if you want to channel the spirit of Jacob Riis, and document an entire city on the down-and-outs. Worse, some of the smaller towns that sprang into existence for the purpose of supporting a specific industrial site, like a small coal mine or iron foundry, and withered when the industry went belly-up. I'd say Altoona is a boil on the industrial sphincter of Pennsylvania, but at least it sees daylight. Tyrone, on the other hand, is fifteen miles up it.

[roteague]

SSshhhhhhh! Someone might hear you.


Lee

I've been to both those places myself.

[nexus]

Where does a vegetarian go in Texas?

California

my least fave location is the suburbs and anywhere with little brats running around with their parents who don't control them or bother to entertain them properly. a royal pain trying to set up.

[Claire Senft]

Behind th eight ball.