Located on U.S. 90 in West Texas, this little town was once a waterhole for weary travelers in the 1850's and was the hub for cotton farming in the area in the early 1900's.
I knew something was wrong from the start because they said they were in Lubbock as they were driving past some hills and mountains. Anyone who has been in Lubbock knows that it is flatter than a board out here.
This became a debate with friends of mine since I moved to San Angelo a couple week ago. We had a geographical discussion on where do you consider West Texas to be.