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A Travel Blog entry by miramar1 from Austin, Texas, United States
... informative and it was good for getting a general overview of the area-a sampling of the things we saw included East Austin, hill country, University, Capitol, among other areas. After heading back to my hotel for a little bit to pick up an extra jacket, ...
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Austin - Re-living our university days
A Travel Blog entry by jodianddavid10 from Austin, Texas, United States
... standards. I hope to see more buildings like this in the future as it will help make the world a better place for me. The 1888 Texas State Capitol was only a short stroller ride away, and given that it is the highest Capitol building in the USA (it ...
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Texas, USA - 05
A Travel Blog entry by shaun_and_leah from Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Texas, United States
... only to be knocked out in 2nd Round. Another Texan team - San Antonio Spurs win the NBA 2005 series. - Visited the Capitol Building in Austin and even managed to catch a short 2min sitting of the Texas senate introducing a new a bill (something rare ...
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"We're not exactly a modest state"
A Travel Blog entry by vickiesincock from Austin, Texas, United States
... to see. Surprisingly informal, most people were wandering around chatting to eachother, paying barely any attention to whoever was speaking. After Capitol, we went for a little wander, but couldn't see all that much - so we caught the bus back to our ...
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Is This the Way To Amorillo?
A Travel Blog entry by avalonakasha from Austin, Texas, United States
... all very nice but it was 12 midday. So went in search of something else to do. The bus had taken us by the Capitol building, and just after that I guy had off saying that he was going to Barton Spring which is where we had wanted to go. ...
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Walking around
A Travel Blog entry by vanessaau from Austin, Texas, United States
... my hotel. I spent the early evening walking around from 6th @ Guadelupe down to 2nd, as far east cas Neche, north to the State Capitol and a bunch of streets in between. I did the game of count the Asian and, excluding store owners, only counted 3 east ...
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bandera
A Travel Blog entry by coachtom from Bandera, Texas, United States
... bar with brass railings and pretty women. I was reminded of New Orleans as we drove back to the hotel through the crowds in downtown Austin's sixth street entertainment district. At night's end I looked out my room at the Hyatt overlooking Lady Bird Lake ...
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Legalize!
A Travel Blog entry by johnsinclair from Amsterdam, Netherlands
... do." She listens to all kinda shit, and she said-now it ain't by him, right, but he recorded it when he was first runnin' Capitol Records. Are you comin' over here? They said you was coming to England. I don't know where we goin', when we goin' or ...
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Time to move on
A Travel Blog entry by jarodcarter108 from Memphis, Tennessee, United States
... everything, and on and on. Each state has two statues of people of historical significance in the Capitol, so I had to take a picture with good ol' Stephen F Austin. Texas also had Sam Houston's statue there and Eric passed on a funny story ...
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One Last Entry
A Travel Blog entry by chmielewskij from Brooklyn, New York, United States
... purples in the Painted Desert, and saw massive fossilized trees in the Petrified Forest. Although we didn’t get to pick fruit in Capitol Reef Park in Utah, we did get to drive through its Mars-like bright red landscape. We were amazed by Arches, but ...
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The land of the XXXL
A Travel Blog entry by stones_luce from Houston, Texas, United States
... in a bit of shopping, as Lynn taught us well. The following day was a big one in downtown Austin. We visited the very impressive Capitol building, the Bob Bullock (easily mispronounced!) Museum of Texas History and numerous other sights. We had tickets ...
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The Lone Star State
A Travel Blog entry by thebucknalls from Texas, United States
... with lots of unusual shops. We had a potter around the shops and stalls, had another Texan BBQ lunch then headed to the State Capitol in the centre of the city and had a look around the impressive, domed building. We left Austin late afternoon and drove a ...
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texas ..... the back of beyond
A Travel Blog entry by debbielockett from Dallas, Texas, United States
... chicken from the bones! Well all i can honestly say .... Dallas was one place i was not sad to leave behind!!! Austin was the next - and last place in texas we hit we arrived at night and our hostel was down an unlit, creepy street .... it was a ...
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Don't Mess with Texas!
A Travel Blog entry by cgibbons18 from Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States
... dinner. We also had samples at every "bar" and section of the store. - Went to the official Texas Capitol Visitor's Center for a T-shirt Christen wanted (instead of the cowboy hat). While there, we saw the original "Come and Get It" ...
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Urban Parking
A Travel Blog entry by coatimundi from Tucson, Arizona, United States
... this restriction. Just outside Downtown Denver and close to this hotel (which itself is at the edge of the Downtown area, near the capitol), there are many "2 hour parking 8am-6pm" zones. However, for leaving my car during the day, this doesn't help me ...
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I've found it! Nowhere!
A Travel Blog entry by nisonger from Eureka, Nevada, United States
... bar, population 650 - proper. The drive flew by - view after view, mixed in with a few interesting towns. Carson City (the capitol): eh. We oscillated between 4 and 9000 ft elevation. In general, it looked a lot like a mix of hill country outside of ...
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Capitol Place Hotel Austin
500 North IH 35, (formerly Capitol Place Hotel), Austin, Texas, United States
... also double sheeted which I really appreciate. Our room was very quiet and we had a terrific view of the capitol. My favorite part of the hotel is the restaurant. The Rooftop Dining room provides a lovely spot to eat and enjoy the city. The food ...
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