[DougB]

Originally Posted by PennBF

I believe my comments were that when you have populated areas you are more subject to more problems than in a "non populated" area. This is a simple reality. I am from a very large metro city in the north and when I was in the country I had a much better sense of peace than in Manhattan. It is a true fact that Brownwood is closer to population than Lake Sumter and Spanish Springs. Does it mean that Brownwood has serious problems because it is closer to population. The answer is no. Does it mean Brownwood would probably experience more problems than a farm in a rural area. Of course. The answer is somewhere in the middle.

Brownwood is closer to population than Spanish Springs???