Mustang Rambles

Wow, good stuff and about time someone started to look at these lying bastards with a view towards prosecution. They have caused world panic and billions of dollars wasted in phoney research and dangerous proselytizing of children and gullible people worldwide.

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Oh, dear, was climate change in existence even way back when before we became so evil in our carbon emissions? What a thought, it will keep me up all night worrying about how long this climate warming has been going on and how we managed to hide all those carbon emitting autos and industries way back when.

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Jackson, Wyoming became the 1000th US city to visit these pages. Jackson, just south of Yellowstone National Park, in the northern end of Jackson Hole, and just east of the Grand Teton Mountains is a winter headquarters for fun, sun, and snow and a massive Elk herd.

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Now, using an internet program, I can usually tell which city visits, but no more detail than that. Often, cities are missed because they run through a massive central server and I cannot identify with that. A good example is Switzerland, which has only one computer in Zurich apparently, because that is as close as I can get.

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Bloomington, IN: The 900th US City to Visit Mustangrambles

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It’s only been a month since the 700th city visited this site and now we have an 800th city checking in.
I know nothing about Monroe, Michigan, but according to its’ website, it is located 17 miles north of Toledo and 35 miles south of Detroit. It was founded in 1785, and looks like a [...]

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Nogano is in middle of the large island of Honshu, and hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics. Nine of the twelve largest mountains of Japan are in the Nogano Province. With all that altitude nearby, it must be a beautiful place to live and a winter wonderland.

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Now isn’t that just wonderful. Why didn’t American Oil companies find this oil field in our back yard? Is it because legally they couldn’t look there? Are our “green” laws too restrictive? Or, do we really want to become less dependent on foreign oil?

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Macon is an old Georgia town, ignored by General Sherman, and still has its’ section of old stately, Victorian homes. It is a good place for industry and business and a nice place to live, or so say the Maconites I have known.

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Okay, so I’ve probably made a fool of myself rambling on here. I had promised myself to post all I knew about the 300th city, but was at a loss with Norfolk. I know realize that recognition of a place-name doesn’t mean diddly-squat when it comes down to really knowing anything.

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