I’ve got Texas on the brain. I’ve been sorting the 90+ bootmakers on my Texas bootmaker list into counties…so then I can put thebootmakers and the counties into regions…so then more people who don’t know their way around Texas can find a nearby bootshop. But geez…it isn’t easy. I thought I was doing just fine, until I realized that Amarillo crosses countylines. This means that two bootmakers can both have Amarillo shop addresses, but one can be poundin’ pegs in Randall County…the other in Potter. Ugh.
Think it’s easy? Here you give it a try. Match up these Texas cities with their respective counties:
Quiz
| 1. Cherokee | a. Cherokee |
| 2. Groveton | b. San Saba |
| 3. Henderson | c. Henderson |
| 4. Rusk | d. Rusk |
| 5. Trinidad | e. Trinity |
Okay. Want more? These counties and cities are from Texas too…try again.
One More Quiz
| City | County |
|---|---|
| 1. Austin | a. Austin |
| 2. Bellville | b. Bell |
| 3. Fort Hood | c. Hood |
| 4. Tolar | d. Travis |
| 5. Uvalde | e. Uvalde |
Well, you see what I mean.
(Thanks to http://www.mob-rule.com/counties/index.html for the quizzes.)
