
I am not a native of Lubbock, nor even of Texas. I was born and raised in Greenfield, Indiana, spent a couple of years living in Glasgow, Scotland, and then landed in Lubbock where I've been ever since. Have a look!
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But you managed well to catch it:)
That is interesting that they come that far. We're only an hour or so from VA Beach and the gulls come here to eat when the seas are too stormy.
When we see them here, we know it means something big is happening on the Atlantic Ocean.
I was going to say -- an inland gull is usually a sign of bad weather at the coast -- but someone's alread said so, but I'll say it again anyway!
Well, we have them here all the time, so I hope they do not mean continual bad weather at the coast. I'm sure they must get some nice days near the Gulf of Mexico!
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