Come get your dirt we have all we need please stop sending it to San Angelo. The new wind speed measurement is LSH (lbs off sand/hr) rather than mph.

hehe The Wind has been blowing so hard here in Paducah that the field on the east side of 83 has some great looking wheat. Problem is that it was planted 1/2 mile away on the West side lmao

I think you need to rename the thread because Lubbock sand comes from New mexico:

People in New Mexico:

I think this Paducah Sand comes from Oklahoma.

Yep,
Definately saw some antelope scat in the dust blowin today.
Great weather for perspective riff raff thinking about moving to Lubbock. teehee

Nut

Eh...it's windy as hell here too...I blame it on UT acting like a shopvac again.

There was this guy in the bass fishing forum asking about what shoes to wear in the rain to keep his feet from getting wet!

Hey---I grew up in Brownfield which was appropriately named. You cannot blame it on NM, OK, CO. They at least have bushes to stop the sand, Lubbock, Brownfield, all they have is cotton stalks which by now have been shredded and are meaningless. This is your dirt---soon our beautiful lakes will be full of sand.

Not worried about shoes, but got a big box of dust mask today.

Born and raised in Lubbock. That's one thing I don't miss......

Fourjs

Global warming!!!

Couldn't hardly see the street lights here. Quit leaving the door open JOF. LOL

Moved away from Lubbock back in 1970...still blowing some of the sand boogers...

Seems as if there are lot's of folks that are "originally" from west Texas. I'm actually from Levelland, and can attest that all of the sand/dirt everyone is getting is coming directly from there. As as matter of fact, most of the folks my age that grew up there, non-affectionately refer it as "The Dirt".

I miss dust storms.

I'll never forget the first dust storm I saw when I was at Tech. It's kind of freaky the first time you see one.