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Are you kidding me? Houston probably has way more in common with Atlanta than Dallas does.
Definitely
Atlanta & Houston are both forested, lush cities with Houston also having a semi-tropical look on the South side of town (really all over the metro) being closer to the ocean.
Dallas is in the middle of a vast prairie with a few nice lakes here & there & a glorified drainage ditch aka the Trinity River next to downtown as a river. They spent billions of dollars building a fancy bridge that goes no where with no water under neath it even. Fort Worth is light years ahead of Dallas in developing its side of the Trinity.
Atlanta & Houston are both forested, lush cities with Houston also having a semi-tropical look on the South side of town (really all over the metro) being closer to the ocean.
Dallas is in the middle of a vast prairie with a few nice lakes here & there & a glorified drainage ditch aka the Trinity River next to downtown as a river. They spent billions of dollars building a fancy bridge that goes no where with no water under neath it even. Fort Worth is light years ahead of Dallas in developing its side of the Trinity.
You keep repeating this untrue statement. Dallas residents have already broke it down on why the bridges were built.
Atlanta & Houston are both forested, lush cities with Houston also having a semi-tropical look on the South side of town (really all over the metro) being closer to the ocean.
Dallas is in the middle of a vast prairie with a few nice lakes here & there & a glorified drainage ditch aka the Trinity River next to downtown as a river. They spent billions of dollars building a fancy bridge that goes no where with no water under neath it even. Fort Worth is light years ahead of Dallas in developing its side of the Trinity.
Every single day that goes by, the more ridiculous this statement sounds.
Atlanta & Houston are both forested, lush cities with Houston also having a semi-tropical look on the South side of town (really all over the metro) being closer to the ocean.
Dallas is in the middle of a vast prairie with a few nice lakes here & there & a glorified drainage ditch aka the Trinity River next to downtown as a river. They spent billions of dollars building a fancy bridge that goes no where with no water under neath it even. Fort Worth is light years ahead of Dallas in developing its side of the Trinity.
That "fancy bridge" sparked this development..........
Trinity Groves property owners and their development partners Robert Shaw and Roger Staubach announced Wednesday that they plan to build ultimately 1,000 apartments and complementary commercial space in the area just across the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge.
Well Houston is not as lush as Atlanta. But practically no city is. Maybe DC or Pacific Northwest cities. But Houston is a very lush city.
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