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East Texas
Piney
Woods
Bastrop may have
the "Lost Pines", but East Texas never lost theirs; they just made
2 x 4s out of them. Homes range from antebellum to pre-assembled.
Palestine city vehicles have Dogwood blossoms painted on their car
doors. Jefferson reminds us that Texas too, had "Riverboat Days".
East Texas is a good place to adjust before entering or after leaving
Louisiana. If you're not sure about going to the Bayou State, you
can stay at Caddo Lake and be Uncertain. Tyler is about as civilized
as it gets, Gladewater is the town saved by antiques, and Marshall
was once the Capital of Missouri. Kilgore and Gregg County's boomtown
days are hard to believe even after 65 years. Take your time and have
a Longview.
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