Canyon Lake

I'll give you an example.

I live in a town called New Braunfels, Texas, and near where I live is a lake called Canyon Lake.

There is a gorge, a gorge-- Not a George, a gorge.

A gorge is like a big valley carved into the, into the land.

You can call it either one.

And when you look at the Grand Canyon, I believe they think it took hundreds of millions of years to form to that level.

Well, there's a gorge here at the, at the base of Canyon Lake that when you walk in it, you look at it and you go, "Man, I bet you this took 40 million years to form." But you would be wrong, and let me tell you why.

That gorge was formed in the span of about three days.

Uh, we'll go to this, this point made by unidentified podcast listener from Texas.

Canyon Lake, Texas.

This is E.

Hit that E talk back.

When we went out to Texas last, um, which was last August with the kids, we went out to Hill Country.

She lives out in Canyon Lake.

Met her out there and just had a good time out in the Hill Country.

It's a beautiful place, and Tasha fell in love with it, so hopefully, you know, I can talk her into that being a retirement place.

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Yeah, they don't know the difference between Canyon, Texas, and Canyon Lake, and sure don't know where Sweetwater and Sugar Land are, right? They don't know those are different places, so but that's why you come to The Texas Take, y'all.

You know Gromer and I are gonna ...

You know, we know these roads.

See, I just said we'll get into it faster.

Goofy's Grill, Canyon Lake.

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Texas.

All right.

And, uh, Saturday, October 10th at Goofy's Grill, Canyon Lake, Mr. Firestein.

[laughs] Oh.

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Take it away.

Her eyes were a namesake Little blue like Canyon Lake Where we met on spring break A few years back They had a little taste of honey A little green like daddy's money And her long hair was jet black Couldn't help but fall in love All it took was just one look should have known better with a girl like that.

Because hazel eyes see the truth right through those tears in her eyes.

Green and blue and gold as clear as black and white.

And, uh, when we're not doing that, we're here, 11:00 a.m. weekdays.

Josh Feuerstein, Saturday, October 10th at Goofy's Grill, Canyon Lake.

How are you?

Good.