Extended Stay America - Austin - Arboretum
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At Ollivander's
... you know, you don't pick the boot, the boot picks you". Yeah, I have heard that before... in a MOVIE ! That wasn't very helpful. And I don't speak Boot.
After about 1 hour or so, I found a pair each for both Shilpa and I. At the checkout counter, I did tell the guy how cheesy that line sounded although it did have some truth.
The boots are on their way to Kirkland now. Let's see if they pick Shilpa.
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Texas Hill Country
... and walking: it was nice to see the river under use. Although we were near the Congress Street bridge around the time the bats would be growing active – and we could hear them – we opted not to wait to see if any emerged, as it was not the season.
Then back to the hotel to get our bags, change out of our hiking clothes, and drive to the airport. No line at all through security; grabbed quick bite; grabbed quick drink in the ...
UT Campus
... students most are from China and other Asian countries. There around 30 - 40 Australias all up, 3 people from Africa and 1 person from Iraq, so there is a diverse range of international students from all over the world studying here at UT.
Here are some other shots from around campus
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Austin, TX: The Unusual Nature of Austin
... long natural limestone pool. I waded in the cold water that very quickly became acceptably warm under a cloudless sky. I only knew of Charles' visit when I got back to the office the following Monday to recap the adventure; he was there to see his parents and uncles.
The sun had already set when Alex and I decided to do some nighttime photography. The one place that attracted our attention with its imposing presence was the Texas ...
Duck tours and bats
... run is relatively short. An 8 mile run, however, can hardly be comfortably completed in an unfamiliar urban setting wrought with traffic lights. Luckily, Austin had a solution - a hike and bike trail along a portion of the Colorado River that the city controls via a dam. That reservoir is known as Lady Bird Lake after Lady Bird Johnson, wife of former US president Lyndon Johnson. She was instrumental in the beautification of what was then known as Town Lake. ...
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