What would you miss the most from your state......

[Tabascocat]

If you were forced to leave your state, never to be able to return, what would you miss the most? Answers in picture form and state where you live.........can't use family or taxes as an answer

Texas

 

[Roadtrip635]

Texas is too big a state to name just one thing I would miss....

I'd miss trying to decide which BBQ joint to eat at, Kruez in Lockhart or City Market in Luling

Goes great with the BBQ

Flounder fishing near Galveston

Camping out during the Kerrville Folk Festival and wandering the campsites listening to music

Tubing down the Comal river on a weekday afternoon

Bluebonnets during the Spring

Chicken Fried Steak at Tip Top Cafe

Continental Club on Tuesday

Floore Country Store on a Saturday Night

Gruene Hall on a Sunday afternoon



those are just a few of the things I'd miss and I couldn't tell you which one I'd miss the most...

 

[Denim Chicken]

Da beach, mon

 

[BigStar]

Federal District...still working on that statehood part. Been riding the Metro Bus (no school buses in DC) since I could walk and many odd stories on the old 70 bus that can't repost here

 

[Lonestar94]

Texas is too big a state to name just one thing I would miss....


those are just a few of the things I'd miss and I couldn't tell you which one I'd miss the most...

OMG!!! If I wasn't hungry before I'm hungry now!

 

[BigStar]

The lack of humidity and the always present sunshine. 300 days of sunshine a year here in Colorado with out excessive heat. I spent a few years in Indiana for my job, and I couldnt believe how it was always somewhat cloudy, it would be 90 degrees outside and still no sunshine in site. The weather here really is pretty great, its too bad the cost of living etc is going down hill each year with all the liberals migrating here.

Spare some change...?

 

[daschoo]

Not a State but if I ever moved away from Scotland it'd be the food. Mostly breakfast stuff:
Square Sausage

Stornoway Black Pudding and Tattie Scones

and of course Haggis

Get all of that on a well fired roll with some bacon and a couple of fried eggs and wash it down with a glass bottle of this for a proper breakfast of kings.

 

[BigStar]

More seriously:

15%, were could you go wrong

Great for lesser known music acts.

Great Caribbean food spot.

DC Go-Go Legends:

It's hard to make out with this pic but the guy on the top is "Slim Charles" on The Wire.

Legend Chuck Brown:

 

[big dog cowboy]

If you were forced to leave your state, never to be able to return, what would you miss the most? Answers in picture form and state where you live.........can't use family or taxes as an answer

Given those conditions - nothing.

 

[BigStar]

Given those conditions - nothing.

Ahh KS, did you grow up in a city area or TX?

 

[funkytown]

The pictures of that BBQ has me extremely hungry. 8 hours into shift, and no lunch break. Thanks

 

[diehard2294]

NJ- High taxes and High automobile insurance rates And don't forget Mosquitos

 

[TheCowboy]

Western New York

Garbage Plates

 

[CowboyStar88]

The beach in 20 mins or snow boarding in 20 mins. The night life in Hollywood. 4 hours from Vegas or Lake Havasu (SoCal people understand).

 

[casmith07]

In Virginia, I would miss walking around town seeing all the Commanders fans' faces after yet another beat down.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Ahh KS, did you grow up in a city area or TX?

Born and raised. It's really not that bad.

 

[BigStar]

Born and raised. It's really not that bad.

I took it you didn't like with the "Ahhhh Kansas" in your profile bc was curious as to what state you were referring to. All good, never been but would if opp presented itself (College BBall).

 

[jnday]

I would miss the people and culture of Mississippi. I would rather leave the country before moving out of the South.

 

[WPBCowboysFan]

In Virginia, I would miss walking around town seeing all the Commanders fans' faces after yet another beat down.

 

[WoodysGirl]

The proximity to so many other diverse cities... Two-Four hours in any direction and I'm in a totally different climate, culture, and scenery, with lots of things to appreciate about each of them.