Lloyd In South Carolina
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I40, not very far west of Amarillo, Texas.
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gordy from Iowa
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Wow, ain't that beautiful? The classic lines, the shadowing, the straight on camera angle, the pinch of grass around each object is just awe inspiring. And the colors!!! Just awesome
Lloyd In South Carolina
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Yea, to get them to bloom this bright, you need very iron rich soil! 10w40 fertilizer!
Guys That is The wealthy, eccentric, Stanley Marsh creation called Cadillac Ranch! sits about 3 to 4 miles west and 1/2 mile South of Amarillo on I-40. All one has to do is exit off I-40, onto the Access Rd. park in the ditch, and walk about 1/2 mile south to see it up close, don't forget bring your spray paint to leave your mark there. It is repainted every so often for various reasons, or photo shoots.
Then pull on into town and see if you are Man Enough to eat the 72 oz steak at the Big Texan Restaurant. Eat it in 1 hr and it is free!! LOL
Later,
John A.
Then pull on into town and see if you are Man Enough to eat the 72 oz steak at the Big Texan Restaurant. Eat it in 1 hr and it is free!! LOL
Later,
John A.
Revredneck
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That's pretty impressive, but I want to find out how they get those airplane propeller flowers to grow so big! I know they grow them big in Texas, but they're pretty impressive here in Iowa, too!
Fullthrottle
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When I was a kid they were all black, had the windows, looked new. Of course when I was a kid they were. They were acually dug up for a while, heard the fluids had to be removed due to EPA regs. Think it was really just some folks complained and that was the only recourse anybody could come up with. I sure liked um" better without the graffiti.
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