Archive for December, 2012:
Barton Springs Polar Bear Splash – 2013
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Come on out this Tuesday, January 1st, for the annual Barton Springs Polar Bear Splash – 2013. If you’re the adventurous type who’s willing to brave the the 68 degree water on a cold winters day then this is for you. Come to the back gate from the south side off Robert E. Lee Road. […]
Round Rock Real Estate Update – November 2012
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‘Round Our Town’ – Round Rock Real Estate Update – November 2012 I’m sensing a promising trend in Round Rock real estate… It’s not sales price or inventory figures that have my feathers ruffled, although those are profound indicators, as well. The big number is actually the smallest number I talk about each month: Days […]
‘Twas the Night Before Christmas
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all our friends and family. May we all know the peace and joy of the season this year and for many more to come. Please enjoy this Holiday Classic…. ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore ‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house not […]
The Blanton Museum Of Art – Cool Things To Do In Austin
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Found at The University of Texas at Austin, the Blanton Museum of Art offers enrichment and inspiration to visitors of all ages through it’s original works of art and serves as a connection between the University and the world through art and culture, The Blanton Museum offers intellectual and visual stimulation through beautiful and valuable […]
Austin Neighborhoods – Georgetown
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Georgetown is known as the Red Poppy Capitol of Texas because of the burst of Wild Red Poppies that happens in the town every spring. They even have a festival of the same name each April. If you haven’t been to Georgetown you are in for a special treat. Located only 20 miles north of […]
Cool Things To Do In Austin – The Driskill Hotel
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If your budget doesn’t allow a nights stay at the wonderful historic Driskill Hotel, you might just want to stop by for a before dinner drink to enjoy the turn of the century architecture and beauty. The hotel was built in 1886 by cattle baron Jesse Driskill. It’s location in downtown Austin makes it convenient […]
Austin Neighborhoods – Arboretum
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Personally, I love the funky vibes of the older parts of Austin. But, not everybody feels that way and I totally understand. The Arboretum is a bit different, with it’s own awesome youthful hip vibe. Some want to compare it to other cities, but no way am I going to do that. The beautiful and […]
Austin Neighborhoods – Tarrytown
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You’ll find gracious homes, old churches and beautiful parks in the neighborhood of Tarrytown. It is a place to find upscale and affluent homes, both large and small. It is known as a clean and quiet place to live in west Austin. You’ll also find apartments, condos and duplexes for rent. The area offers easy […]
Cool Things To Do In Austin – Lake Travis
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If you love water sports Lake Travis is the place for you. This beautiful lake created by daming up the Colorado River is one of the most loved lakes in Texas. The Mansfield Dam, built from 1937 to 1941 is 266 feet high and 7,089 feet in length. What makes this lake so popular? When […]
Austin Neighborhoods – Barton Hills
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Barton Hills – The story goes that in 1837 “Uncle Billy” Barton first lived near the natural spring on the southern bank of the Colorado River, now the springs, pool, this and several other neighborhoods enjoy the name of the first resident. Barton Hills is bounded by South Lamar and Zilker neighborhoods to the east, […]
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