Sunday, July 3, 2011

About Travel Polls: Austin, TX Or New york City, NY

Travel Polls: Austin, TX Or New york City, NY??
Which The Best number one is Up to You Decide Choice. Other - United States - 2 Answers
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Site seeing NY relaxing Austin.
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I would love to visit New York City, but I would like to live in Austin. New York is the greatest city in the world. It is exciting, diverse, crowded and crazy. I would not want to stay there longer than a few days though. It is dirty, expensive, and the people aren't friendly. Austin is a great city. It is clean, diverse, and the people are great. I would rather live and raise a family in Austin.
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Friday, June 3, 2011

About how is the weather of Austin, Texas between 14th-23rd Nov

How is the weather of Austin, Texas between 14th-23rd Nov ...?
I am planning to travel to Austin between 14th and 23rd of Nov ... What kind of clothes should i bring with me ... Austin - 4 Answers
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tees and shorts will be fine!
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The high will probably be upper 60's, but it does get chilly at night so the low will be in the upper 40's. Here is a link to a monthly forecast...... http://www.weather.com/weather/monthly/USTX0057?from=tenDay_topnav_undeclared
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Well, I have worn everything from shorts and a T-shirt one year, rain gear in a monsoon, the next year, and so many clothes just to keep warm during a sleet storm the third year all on Thanksgiving Day!
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Check http://www.weather.com Enter Austin, Texas into the top field. Select the Ten Day forecast. Dude, weather here changes at the drop of a hat. One year it could be 85 degrees, the next year it could be 45. It could be clear and sunny or rainy, wet, and cold.
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011

About how many hours travel from austin texas to philippines

how many hours travel from austin texas to philippines?
 Austin - 3 Answers
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I guess almost 18 hours by plane
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with China Airlines, Duration: 35hr 35mn ( 3 stops ) with Delta and Asiana; Duration: 26hr 30mn (connecting flights at Atlanta and Seoul) with JAL: 24hr 5mn (connecting flights at Los Angeles and Tokyo)
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25 hours
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Sunday, April 3, 2011

About suggestions for travel for Austin or Fredericksburg, TX

Suggestions for travel for Austin or Fredericksburg, TX?
My husband and I just moved from NC to Houston and before we moved had this tradition of going to the Blue Ridge mountains for our anniversary in October/November...Gatlinburg, Asheville, Boone, etc. We are looking for something similar to do around this area. I figured I'd get the opinion of others familiar with Texas travel. We've thought about Austin, San Antonio, Fredricksburg, whatever is considered "hill country"... We''d like to stay somewhere like a lodge or maybe a romantic but rustic B & B. We like small town shopping, dining, outdoor fall festivals, wineries, some touristy mountain attractions/historic tours, scenic driving for leaves changing... I am looking for recommendations for that type of trip. Thanks! Austin - 1 Answers
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Wimberley sounds like it would work... it's very cool and rustic, and epitomizes Hill Country. http://www.wimberley.org/. The famous Salt Lick BBQ is right nearby in Driftwood, and you can visit nearby wineries... http://www.texaswinetrail.com/map.html Fredericksburg is a short drive if you want to pop over there, but it doesn't have the intimacy and charm of Wimberley, so I'd opt for the latter. One don't-miss is Love Creek Orchards in Medina (northwest of Banderas) - I first heard of it through a show on Food Network, and the drive out there is beautiful. http://www.lovecreekorchards.com/ Their apple pies are famous all over the south. There are also B&Bs in that area, if you wanted to do a day in each town.
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Thursday, March 3, 2011

About Is it safe to travel to Austin in a bus, then take a metro to UT

Is it safe to travel to Austin in a bus, then take a metro to UT?
I'm going to travel to Austin from Houston for a UT Camp. I'm leaving the 16th and coming back the 18th, but since I have to go back to actually move into UT the 24th, I don't want to waste gas coming to and fro four times so I'm going to be riding the bus on my first trip. I know greyhound is close {and I'm more familiar with the company} to the university, but when I checked availability, it was booked for the time I needed. I'm going to be traveling alone {second time visiting Austin} so I'm wondering if anyone knows a reliable bus station that is close to UT or one that is a short distance where I will be able to take the Metro. Austin - 2 Answers
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Have you considered taking the Amtrak train? I once rode Amtrak from Dallas to Austin and it was GREAT! It was pretty cheap, too. You can get up and walk around, go to the snack car, restroom, etc. The only downside is that it takes a bit longer, but if you have time I would check into it. The Amtrak station was nice in Austin as I recall. Just check the Amtrak website for rates, etc. When I was a teenager I used to ride Greyhound alot (Dallas to Houston) and it was ok, just boring. But that was a while back. Good luck with school!
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It is far cheaper to drive than take the bus twice round trip. It is also cleaner and safer.
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