Don't even think of going through Ft. Worth.  Come down to I-20. Take it to Abilene, then take US 84  or US36 out of Abilene and take 84 all the way to Waco, or US36 to Gatesville, then US84 all the way to Waco.  Less than 10 hours driving time.

JIMMY
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Desert Eagle wrote:
560 miles, about 12 hours driving, doable. Course Map Quest had me go all
the way to Ft. Worth on I-20 then south. Enough Farm to Market roads between
here and there could probably save a couple hundred miles by just cutting
across.
Jimi


Well, yeah, I was. AND since Waco is the geographic center (Heart
O'Texas), I figured we'd hold it here! What say all you Texans?

JIMMY
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Desert Eagle wrote:

OK Are you going to keep the tally and figure the center point for the
"Southern Expeditionary Fly Fishing Conclave and BBQ" ?
Jimi


Yeah, you count, JIMI. You probably wouldn't have much further to
travel than those other far-flung Texans on the list. LOL

JIMMY





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-- 
Jimmy D. Moore - Author,Outdoor Writer,TOWA, TF&G,VP-GRTU 
Owner/Webmaster - Worldwide Flyfishing Info.
http://www.BIGTROUTMAN.homestead.com/MainPage.html 

www.sportingtales.com  This is the website of Sporting Tales 
magazine - No "how-to OR "where-to"!  Just the "Why-to",
with outstanding campfire type stories about hunting and fishing.

    

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