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Do You Feel Lucky?

Jan Triplett observes that picking up a rock in Texas provokes one of two likely consequences: "there is going to be a snake under it" or "oil is gonna gush out from under it" ( Texas in Her Own Words , p. 166). Acknowledging extremes...

Posted: Mar 26 2008, 02:03 PM by Linda Sappenfield | with 1 comment(s)

Filed under: Austin, Save Our Springs, Clint Lynch, Barton Springs, Laura Dunn, Jan Triplett, Texas State Cemetery, Sundance Film Festival, Round Rock Higher Education Center, Sarah Guerra

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