PSteele/Lindy

[#cruncher]

I thought this was the biggest yacht area. I guess San Diego is ahead of us for sure.

Probably so...The statement...3rd largest...was actually being played thru a PA system as I was riding a ride on the boardwalk in Kemah. That area sure continues to grow and a nephew told me it has even moreso since the hurricane with a lot of Galveston people moving up that way. I try to get over that way at least once every 2 or 3 months and will probably end up relocating over there some time in the future.

 

[hawkeye]

Norte Dame could be tuff--I think 9 or 10 of their opponets have new/rookie QB's.

 

[flapjack]

I work in Seabrook and live in Kemah.
Wife is from Dickinson.

I thought this was the biggest yacht area. I guess San Diego is ahead of us for sure.

If, by "yacht", you mean Vietnamesse fishing trawl, then I believe Seabrook is the yachting capital of the US.

 

[TDP]

I think Ole Miss is ranked high because they have alot coming back including a future NFL all-Pro in Snead. He will win alot of games for Ole Miss this year with his talent and I see them and LSU fighting it out for the SEC west with Auburn and Alabama fighting for 3rd place...

 

[kegray1]

If, by "yacht", you mean Vietnamesse fishing trawl, then I believe Seabrook is the yachting capital of the US.

They only made up 63% of the boats coming in and out of Seabrook. :142smilie

Post Hurricane Ike, it is down down to 29%, they didn't take the warnings serious enough and most went out anyway never to come back.
They were to dedicated to the job.

And you only think that because you lived in a Clear Lake world and felt you were lowering yourself to go into the vietnamese part of Kemah(the docks).
You never understood there world.