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Living in desolate West Texas | Share Your World Challenge


Could you live in the badlands of West Texas? It's rugged, desolate, dry, and hot. This land was settled by the toughest of the tough, and you still need to be that way today. This is my answer to the Show Your World Challenge, which I was tagged into by my YouTube buddy SJBali.


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