PumpFake
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How many boxes of Thin Mints do I need to eat before I start seeing the results?
The world may never know.
How many boxes of Thin Mints do I need to eat before I start seeing the results?
I've never been to Austin, but I would definitely check out the statue of my all-time favorite electric guitarist, Stevie Ray Vaughan .. google has it at 210 Ann and Roy Butler Hike and Bike Trail, Austin, TX 78704 ..I just booked a weekend trip to Austin, TX. First time there for me. Any tips on “must-sees” from those who are experienced?
Love SRV! Excellent. Thanks, Lucas.I've never been to Austin, but I would definitely check out the statue of my all-time favorite electric guitarist, Stevie Ray Vaughan .. google has it at 210 Ann and Roy Butler Hike and Bike Trail, Austin, TX 78704 ..
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Not a "Must See" but I highly recommend partaking in some Franklin or Salt Lick BBQ while visiting. Torchy's Tacos is worth a visit too.I just booked a weekend trip to Austin, TX. First time there for me. Any tips on “must-sees” from those who are experienced?
Perfect list. On 6th street be sure to get to an Esther's Follies show.Not a "Must See" but I highly recommend partaking in some Franklin or Salt Lick BBQ while visiting. Torchy's Tacos is worth a visit too.
Depending on what time of year you go, I recommend an evening cruise to the Congress Avenue Bridge to watch the bats as they fly out into the night.
There is the LBJ library, and Texas State museum if you are into history. Zilker Park is a nice place to relax, and there are a few things to do there too. There's Lake Travis to the Northwest (close to where I used to live).
If you want a great view, there is a trail to the top of Mount Bonnell.
Alamo Drafthouse has a really funny program they do called Master Pancake Theater that is quite entertaining.
And of course there's live tapings of Austin City Limits at the Moody Theater.
6th Street is the City's entertainment district.
Just remember that even though Austin sets along the Colorado River, it is not THE Colorado River
Great list, WB! Thank you for taking the time to bang that out for me. We’ll be staying right near the Congress Ave Bridge.Not a "Must See" but I highly recommend partaking in some Franklin or Salt Lick BBQ while visiting. Torchy's Tacos is worth a visit too.
Depending on what time of year you go, I recommend an evening cruise to the Congress Avenue Bridge to watch the bats as they fly out into the night.
There is the LBJ library, and Texas State museum if you are into history. Zilker Park is a nice place to relax, and there are a few things to do there too. There's Lake Travis to the Northwest (close to where I used to live).
If you want a great view, there is a trail to the top of Mount Bonnell.
Alamo Drafthouse has a really funny program they do called Master Pancake Theater that is quite entertaining.
And of course there's live tapings of Austin City Limits at the Moody Theater.
6th Street is the City's entertainment district.
Just remember that even though Austin sets along the Colorado River, it is not THE Colorado River
unfortunately, it is not bat season this time of yearGreat list, WB! Thank you for taking the time to bang that out for me. We’ll be staying right near the Congress Ave Bridge.
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Good to know. Checking out Esther’s Follies.unfortunately, it is not bat season this time of year
No visa ….. yet.Pump, do you still need to get a visa to travel to Texas? From what I can tell, it’s its own country.
In the Springtime you will see the Texas Wildflowers along central Texas hwys and roads due to Lady bird Johnson's Beautify America program.I just booked a weekend trip to Austin, TX. First time there for me. Any tips on “must-sees” from those who are experienced?
H e didn't specify which weekend, so I tossed that in just incaseunfortunately, it is not bat season this time of year
Thanks, Mingo! Heading to visit my carnivore son. Where do they have the best steak knives?In the Springtime you will see the Texas Wildflowers along central Texas hwys and roads due to Lady bird Johnson's Beautify America program.
A UT self-tour might be interesting they have a world famous art collection.
There are caves you can tour and springs you can swim in. The most famous is the Barton Creek Pool.
Another close by spot is Hamilton Pool - Travis County Parks | Hamilton Pool Preserve
New Braunfels - about 40 miles south - has a lot of German architecture - beer joints and sausage places. A trip out toward Frediricksburg is very nice in April or so when the peach crop comes in. This town has maybe the best city park outside of Central Park NY complete with it's own river spring head and lake.
Horse racing in San Antonio is pretty good to see.
Also, Fredericksburg has the WW II Nimetz WWII pacific war museum and a WWII storming of the Island beach assaults with live ammo which is pretty cool.
San Antonio is about 80 minutes south on the Texas autobahn known as I35.
The Vince Young Steakhouse close to your hotel.. IIIForks - Capitol GrilleThanks, Mingo! Heading to visit my carnivore son. Where do they have the best steak knives?