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In a message dated 7/16/2015 2:28:41 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
houstonklr at gmail.com writes:

way to  an interstate that I take into Austin.
Always makes me smile. It used to be  totally out in the middle of nowhere, 
but had a blinking yellow light. Now  there's a house or two on the main 
drag 
that crosses it and the light is  tricolor now.>>>>
 
 
I imagine that new subdivisions pop up in the blink of an eye in much  of
Texas, including the Greater Houston Area.  There has apparently  been
an explosion of population growth.
 
I was only in Houston once (airport) during the olden days when there were  
so
may charter flights.  This was a refueling stop on a Caribbean junket,  from
Minneapolis, I think.
 
It was a clear day, and being a tree person, it seemed to me that the
eastern half of Greater Houston was still in Texas Piney Woods,  whereas
the western half was a sort of chaparral.  But a quick air view is  not
necessarily accurate.
 
 
 
David Strang.