Friendship is Optimal: Abandoned Reality

A Brony’s Guide to Surviving in Texas

Chapter 1: The Land

1- The Countryside

The countryside may consist of flat, rolling plains, big hills, and large rivers and creeks.

2-Suburban Areas

Suburban terrain can range from steep, asphalt hills, to long, flat roads that go for miles.

3-The City

The city is a tight mess of hills, flats, and bridges, make sure you have a map so you don’t get lost.

Going from town to town can be hard to accomplish, sometimes due to the long stretches between them, and other times it’s due to the fact that you don’t know where the next town is in relation to you. A good way to avoid this is to get on a highway and look for signs that point to each town; you should also be able to spot water and radio towers, signaling that there is a town/neighborhood nearby.

Several maps can be found near the back of this handbook including:

Topographic map

Physical map

Political map

Weather can sometimes be unpredictable, so pack accordingly.