07-28-2010, 06:37 PM
nachoman Wrote:yet still students were reluctant to agree to move to Houston. It definitely is not what I call "ideal" scenery.
Agreed, the scenery is quite lacking. But there are certainly good points. Cost of living is low, and Texas has the number one economy in the United States. We actually haven't really felt the recession that much. Now, all that is subject to change. The drilling moratorium could bring us to a screeching halt and massive unemployment. So much for creating new jobs and maintaining existing ones.
nachoman Wrote:But, as Galen says "beauty in the eye of the beholder" - and certainly will make a unique and interesting model railroad layout. If you get these bayou areas done right, they will be a very unique "landmark" identifier for your layout.
I'm thinking the same thing Kevin.
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