We loved the Woodlands near Houston, is there anything similar in Austin suburbs?

[10scoachrick]

Originally Posted by TexasHorseLady

Not hardly. We really don't need to pave over the lake, too, do we? People who moved out there knew it was the other end of nowhere, they knew how few exits there were. As said above, it is what it is.

Maybe start with a ferry

[atxcio]

Originally Posted by 10scoachrick

Maybe start with a ferry

I should have posted when I read this, I knew it would come back to the ferry as all these thread tangents do.

But now that Musk is in town, you probably have to worry about a tunnel instead of a bridge. A tunnel that will only work with Teslas.

[Need4Camaro]

Originally Posted by atxcio

I should have posted when I read this, I knew it would come back to the ferry as all these thread tangents do.

But now that Musk is in town, you probably have to worry about a tunnel instead of a bridge. A tunnel that will only work with Teslas.

Unfortunately I could actually see something like that coming to past in the state of Texas …

[ashbeeigh]

I wonder what OP thought of Austin.

[ScoPro]

Originally Posted by atxcio

I should have posted when I read this, I knew it would come back to the ferry as all these thread tangents do.

But now that Musk is in town, you probably have to worry about a tunnel instead of a bridge. A tunnel that will only work with Teslas.

That’s a boring topic.

[TX Rover]

Originally Posted by ScoPro

That’s a boring topic.

For a boring company.

[10scoachrick]

That's water under the .....oh, wait.

[KerrTown]

The Woodlands appeals to many people because of the forested scenery, but it has been appealing to me since February because of the Eastern Grid.

TBH I wouldn't move to Texas right now until the electric grid problem is sorted out. Moving to Entergy's service area would be advisable if you have to move to Texas.

I would say that Bastrop is very similar with that small, isolated westernmost patch of the same Piney Woods.