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I love that Atlanta has Stone Mountain in its' metro area and the largest aquarium downtown. I love that Dallas livestock is so popular there
I don't have much knowledge about Houston other than visiting their airport a few times.
Atlanta is quite different from either Houston or Dallas. I would rather compare Atlanta to Charlotte or even Nashville. Maybe it's my regional bias.
Yeah, I agree with this. DFW reminds me more of a Midwest city. It doesn't really feel similar to Atlanta to me with the exception of the layout / locations of the suburbs but DFW develops much differently than Atlanta.
I was referring to cattle and beef. I stand corrected if that's Fort Worth. I've been to Dallas, and I thought the city was known for the cattle as well.
I've had several people say The Woodlands reminded them of Atlanta in a way.
This would be the exception. Woodlands very much reminds me of Alpharetta and Johns Creek area.
Lake Woodlands Dr reminded me of Windward Pkwy. Heading out to Tomball reminded me a bit of Winder / Dacula area.
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Uhh...you may be thinking of Ft.Worth not Dallas.
