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Les Jarrett

December 09, 2000 07:07PM

My folks live in far southern Oklahoma almost due north of Dallas.
Where they live there are trees and vegetation etc.
Go west 50 miles and things start to get VERY different.
When my friends here in Indiana ask about where my folks live, I tell them that they live "50 miles east of the West".
For some reason when I go to OK, I've only driven to the east a few times, but to the West many...

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