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<blockquote data-quote="MassExodus" data-source="post: 81555" data-attributes="member: 4086"><p>South Texas, south of san Antonio, I've been here over 20 years and cannot tolerate high heat and humidity. I spent seven of my formative years in Alaska, which nothing will ever compare to ever. Canada is nice, very nice, but Alaska..you can get seriously lost and in trouble 50 miles from a town(if you're not educated and prepared) That's Gods country. You could almost call the wilds of Alaska a religious experience..except its much more real, and visceral. I have ties here, but I'll go back, one day. I want to die in Gods country. In the mean time, I'm enjoying the fauna here, if not the scenery. Fenced off squares of owned land, everywhere..scrub, mesquite, brush and red Texas dirt. I have to admit its growing on me...lol. This is honestly a reptiles and inverts paradise.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MassExodus, post: 81555, member: 4086"] South Texas, south of san Antonio, I've been here over 20 years and cannot tolerate high heat and humidity. I spent seven of my formative years in Alaska, which nothing will ever compare to ever. Canada is nice, very nice, but Alaska..you can get seriously lost and in trouble 50 miles from a town(if you're not educated and prepared) That's Gods country. You could almost call the wilds of Alaska a religious experience..except its much more real, and visceral. I have ties here, but I'll go back, one day. I want to die in Gods country. In the mean time, I'm enjoying the fauna here, if not the scenery. Fenced off squares of owned land, everywhere..scrub, mesquite, brush and red Texas dirt. I have to admit its growing on me...lol. This is honestly a reptiles and inverts paradise. [/QUOTE]
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