Amarillo through my eyes by young63
Came to Amarillo in the early 70’s, it took me 35 years to leave, and its the best thing I ever did. I have many fond memories however of specific places and people, not to mention that the majority of my family have lived and died there. Unfortunately, I have to agree with the majority of the posts here. Amarillo, unless you are driving down I-40 or in the Amarillo College area or some of the new housing developments out west of town, its just plain filthy! It seems to have a large population of old burnt out drug addicts and 35+ year olds still living with their Mothers! not to mention many religious hypocrites. Every direction you look on any given day and you will see hospital scrubs, people wear them in public like a badge of honor, quite comical I think. Sadly, for many of the residents there, their imaginations don’t extend past the city limits. There is absolutely nothing to do there so people just settle for what few amenities there are. Be sure to watch your step while in Amarillo as the cops shoot first and ask questions later.
about 1 year ago
Amarillo is the 12th-largest city in the U.S. state of Texas and the 118th Largest City In The U.S. and the seat of Potter County.[3] A portion of the city, the biggest in the Texas Panhandle, extends into Randall County. As of the 2000 U.S. Census, the c
