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If you are going to say Lake Conroe is in Houston then you are going to have to add seven or eight more lakes to Dallas.
Go ahead. I'd put Lake Conroe alone up against every lake in DFW any day. To me, in order for a lake to be beautiful, it actually has to have TREES around it. lol
How is Dallas the more sterotypical Texas city? What, is it because they've got a few cows under a bridge?
I think what they meant is that Houston has never been that much a part of the "Texas cowboy" culture. Atleast not as much as Dallas. Culturally, Houston leans a little more to Louisiana.
Dallas also looks more like the rest of Texas: short trees, wide open prairie. Houston (and East Texas), on the other hand, looks more like a city in the southeast.
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