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February 23, 2003
4 hours in Austin
Many online writers from Austin are writing about the same topic for today and tomorrow: "What would you do with four free hours in Austin?" I love Austin. Every second spent in the city is magical. Okay, "magical" overstates a bit, but I really like Austin. A lot. And there's lots to do, so I'm going to write this entry twice, with two different answers. Apparently, I want to spend EIGHT spare hours. So be it. I love to relax, and Austin is a laid-back kinda city. I would begin my day by "climbing" Mount Bonell. It's a little hike up a lot of stairs, but you are handsomely rewarded with a beautiful view of Austin. Not just beautiful: awe-inspiring. Local legend has it that more people are proposed to up there than anywhere else in Austin. I should be so lucky. After that, I'd be hungry (and a bit thirsty) so I think I'd head over to Hula Hut for some polynesian/tex-mex fusion. The margaritas aren't bad, either. I'd then find my way over to Book People for a little browsing and people-watching (which is always good in Austin). That, my friends, is four hours. It's also a relaxing, purely Austin time. Can't wait until tomrorrow!
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