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To: freeus who wrote (135495)	7/4/1999 1:55:00 PM
From: Sig	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

OTOT Re move to Texas Freeus <<<it sounds like I should move to Texas, I was thinking Utah >>> If you need/want a job then its probably a good move. If not, then its too much a personal decision to comment. Check with Pat. <<< Any "wooded areas" in Texas?>>> Well, I haven't seen it all but small cedars and live oaks here, large shady live oaks( small green leaves all year) nearer Dallas, tall Southern pines S+East of Dallas all the way to Houston. Very little deciduous. Or, can I plant my own little forest, sounds like water is not a problem? How much to build a well. $3500 or up for a well. You will need lots of water to grow things here. 250 miles South in Austin is very pretty, they seem to be able to grow anything- banana trees, pepper trees,etc. But you have been there. I seem to have a photo.. Sig