Which City Has More Character Nacogdoche/Lufkin/Longview (Houston, Dallas: quality of life, where to live)

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by dee936

That makes two of us.

I see that you still can't give a single example of a negative or inaccurate comment I've made about Nacogdoches. Meanwhile your posts are chock full of inaccuracies and silliness regarding Tyler - and this is why people keep responding and defending a city that isn't even in your "poll." Why don't you drop the topic of Tyler and focus on your favorite place in the entire universe instead?

[dee936]

Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

I see that you still can't give a single example of a negative or inaccurate comment I've made about Nacogdoches. Meanwhile your posts are chock full of inaccuracies and silliness regarding Tyler - and this is why people keep responding and defending a city that isn't even in your "poll." Why don't you drop the topic of Tyler and focus on your favorite place in the entire universe instead?

Nacogdoches is not worry about Tyler?

Nacogdoches is a city that doesn't care about what people think about NAC!!!!!!



TYLER WHAT IT IS? NO not to me ok!!!!

[KathrynAragon]

Wow.

[dee936]

Lufkin is pretty much last choice for me because the city is pretty much flat lol.

Lufkin do have nice tall pine trees in the neighborhoods that Nac or Longview really don't have.

[podunkETX]

Nac has plenty of tall trees in the more high end neighborhoods. Nobody actually wants to live in "Nac" though. The perk of living in less populated areas is to get a little ways out of town and live on acreage so you're not on some postage stamp lot. Might as well be in Houston or Dallas if that's the case.


I prefer Nac, Lufkin, Tyler then Longview. Then again I'm in Houston with tons of "attractions" and they don't outweigh being left alone out in the boonies with Amazon.com pulled up as the mall experience.

[dee936]

Originally Posted by podunkETX

Nac has plenty of tall trees in the more high end neighborhoods. Nobody actually wants to live in "Nac" though. The perk of living in less populated areas is to get a little ways out of town and live on acreage so you're not on some postage stamp lot. Might as well be in Houston or Dallas if that's the case.


I prefer Nac, Lufkin, Tyler then Longview. Then again I'm in Houston with tons of "attractions" and they don't outweigh being left alone out in the boonies with Amazon.com pulled up as the mall experience.

Nacogdoches is in the piney woods but I don't really see alot of tall pine trees like in Lufkin and I have been in this area over 15 yrs.

[Mark Senior]

I had hoped this thread was dead. It fell off the Texas "page" but dee revived it, lol

[podunkETX]

Originally Posted by dee936

Nacogdoches is in the piney woods but I don't really see alot of tall pine trees like in Lufkin and I have been in this area over 15 yrs.

Don't know what to tell you. They're there. Don't expect to see many in the La nana & banita flood plains though.

[dee936]

Originally Posted by podunkETX

Don't know what to tell you. They're there. Don't expect to see many in the La nana & banita flood plains though.

I really don't see them here being noticeable like in Lufkin.

[dee936]

Nacogdoches had added attraction signs all over the city that have arrows showing you location's of major attractions in the city.They pick the color purple for the signs show love to Stephen F.Austin State Univ.