[okie01]

Literally, you can drive 4-500 miles...and the “scenery” never changes.

[JRandomFreeper]

I've done the drive at least once a year since 1981. Some years much more often. Down south through El Paso, middle way through Lubbock, or north, through Amarillo.

Not only doesn't the scenery change, it's about the same from the south route to the north route.

The 287 route to 40 has the most Dairy Queens. I generally go the northern route.

/johnny

[Army Air Corps]

If you stick toe interstate, yes. You have never driven the back roads. Drive around the rouds just east of the Llano Estacado, and you’ll see quite a bit of rugged canyon country.

[decal]

“Literally, you can drive 4-500 miles...and the ‘scenery’ never changes.”

As Lloyd Maines says: on a really clear day, you can look off to the horizon and see the back of your own head...

For me, the weird part is you can look in all directions and it ALL looks uphill.