#mckinney falls state park

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Mountain Laurel in McKinney Falls State Park, Austin, Texas.

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i hate being an austin native with a special interest based in austin bc i am reading a fic where the guys go camping at bastrop state park (my old local one before i moved for college) and my knee jerk reaction was “why didn��t they go to mckinney falls???? it’s closer!!!”

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Chasing waterfalls in Austin #Texas #Hike #River #Stream #Insta #addidas (at McKinney Falls State Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpD38Q6uX371YOTI1slFQKOVUtElkvOsvxzImM0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Texas Elite Commercial Roofing in Austin, TX

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Austin, TX

Currently, we know that making travel itinerary is an exciting task. If you’re searching for pre-scheduled events in Austin, TX, it is essential to check out online posts. Here are examples from Eventbrite website. First, there will be Daft Disko: Austin Party this coming Saturday, June 29, 2024, at around 9:00 PM at Empire Control Room. Second, the Lobster Fest is scheduled on Wednesday, July 10, 2024, at around 6:30 PM at Central Market Austin North Lamar. Lastly, you can also opt to attend the 2024 Clio Cloud Conference on Monday, October 7, 2024, at around 8:00 AM at Austin Convention Center.

McKinney Falls State Park

The McKinney Falls State Park is a popular tourist spot situated in Austin, TX. In addition, it is a favored venue for weekend getaways. Well, there are many people who visit the place for relaxation purposes. Basically, McKinney Falls State Park is a state park in Austin, Texas, United States at the confluence of Onion Creek and Williamson Creek. In addition, it is administered by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Moreover, the park opened on April 15, 1976 and is named after Thomas F. McKinney, a businessman, race horse breeder and rancher, who owned and lived on the land in the mid-to-late 19th century.

Lockhart ISD providing free school supplies for 2024-2025 school year

We know that there are many inspiring news reports in the Austin, TX area. One of the stories has something to do with school supplies. During its meeting earlier this week, the Lockhart Independent School District Board of Trustees approved its budget for the year that includes free school supplies for the 2024-2025 school year. In addition, those school supplies are for all LISD students, the district said in a news release. Lockhart ISD Board President Michael Wright said in the release, “This budget is a testament to the school board’s commitment to providing the best possible education for our students and supporting our dedicated staff.”

Link to maps

McKinney Falls State Park 5808 McKinney Falls Pkwy, Austin, TX 78744, United States Take McKinney Falls Pkwy to US-183 N 5 min (3.1 mi) Take 183 Toll and US-183 N to Research Blvd. Take the exit toward FM 1325/Burnet Rd from US-183 N 13 min (13.9 mi) Continue on Research Blvd to your destination 4 min (1.3 mi) Texas Elite Commercial Roofing 9404 Business Dr, Austin, TX 78758, United States

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AccessU

May 13-15, 2024

AccessU is an annual digital accessibility conference in Austin, TX from Knowbility, a non-profit accessibility consulting firm. This relatively small conference attracts top speakers in the accessibility field. I (Jeanne) was flattered to be invited as a speaker, especially because I would be presenting with an old friend and colleague. My session went well with good questions and a strong turnout.

I got to meet old friends and colleagues that I hadn’t seen since before COVID. I also got to meet in person a woman I had mentored for a year. Lots of hugs and happy greetings. I didn’t feel the need for networking, which took the work out of the conference — I could just chat with people I care for and respect.

It’s hot — dazzlingly sunny in the 90’s walking between buildings at St Edwards University contrasting with frigid air-conditioned classrooms. Sleeveless shirts for outdoors and a sweater or jacket for indoors.

Tuesday night Karl’s company paid for a bus to take attendees to a famous BBQ restaurant. I met another woman in person who I had worked with for years and like very much. I sat on the bus with a man from Lithuania and talked differences in US and EU regulatory approaches. True wonk. I got a hug and a few minutes with my friend Jennison who started Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). It’s getting mainstream, but I remember the first one.

My Wednesday session was an experiment I signed up for two weeks before the conference. I was facilitating a session of solving problems. It felt like chairing a W3C working group meeting — lots of people wanting to express their opinions. It was well attended and some good ideas came out of it. I had seen everyone I wanted to and I wanted to enjoy the state park, so I called Tim to pick me up and we put our bathing suits on and hiked to the McKinney falls. Tim took a photo which I sent to everyone who texted me asking where I was. “Jeanne’s afternoon session”

It was so hot walking across the rock field that Dora was burning her paws. She allowed Tim to carry her until we were back on the grass.

Thursday we hung out on the porch overlooking the pool at Jim’s and KC’s house. Their house is full of art and comfortable chairs. Dora immediately picks the top of a pile of cushions where she can watch everything.

We said our goodbyes and headed north to Waco Texas Mammoth National Park. It started raining as we left Austin. We got off I-35 south of Temple, TX to go to a grocery store. Roads had saw horses set up closing them. Tim was drenched running in and out of the store, even wearing a raincoat. The gutters in the street filled up with rushing red water. We carefully headed back to the highway on local streets.

Google Maps sent us under a railroad overpass. The water from surrounding streets was rushing into the dip below the bridge. It looked at least 3 feet deep. Jeanne hastily turned uphill and kept turning uphill until the GPS caught up and gave a new route back to the highway. We gave up on going to Mother Neff State Park and parked at the high point of the parking lot of the Cracker Barrel in Temple — away from the trees.

It turned out to be a quiet cool night.

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Open House Today!

Welcome to this stunning single-story home in the Vistas of Austin vibrant community! Built in 2020, this beautiful home has 1,500 square feet of living space, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.  **INCENTIVE** With a full price offer, sellers are willing to contribute up to $7,500 towards the Buyer's closing costs or to help buy down the rate. Fridge does not convey.

High ceilings and lots of windows allow for plenty of natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere throughout the home. The generous sized kitchen has stainless steel appliances, ample countertop space, plenty of cabinet storage, a walk-in pantry and an island perfect for entertaining guests. The closet off the entry has a window and can be used as a micro-office, making it perfect for anyone who works from home or needs a small private space for tasks. 

Enjoy the neighborhood amenities, including a sparkling pool, pavilion, and kids playground. Located in the desirable 78747 zip code, this property is just minutes away from some of Austin's most popular attractions, including Southpark Meadows which offers a multitude of shops, restaurants, and entertainment, Circuit of the Americas, ABIA, downtown, Ladybird Lake & McKinney Falls State Park. 

If you or anyone you know has questions about the market or needs help buying, selling or renting a home give us a call.

We are glad to help!

Jeff & Renee McCharen 

Realtors ~ Team Price

Jeff (512) 779-5668

jeffm@teamprice.com

Renee (512) 779-5893

Renee@teamprice.com

www.jeffm.teamprice.com

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Best Waterfalls In Austin, Texas: McKinney Falls State Park

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McKinney Falls State Park: A Natural Oasis with Hiking Trails and Swimming Holes in South Austin.

McKinney Falls State Park is a 641-acre natural oasis in South Austin, Texas. The park is named after Thomas F. McKinney, who settled in the area in the mid-1800s and built a homestead on the banks of Onion Creek. Today, McKinney Falls State Park is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking trails, swimming […] Originally published here: https://austinroofingandwaterdamage.com/mckinney-falls-state-park-natural-oasis-south-austin-tx/

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October 3 2022 McKinney Falls State Park cleanup

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Austin Trip Journey Information | Expedia

Austin Trip Journey Information | Expedia

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I appear to have a juvenile female cardinal enamored of my car. She's hopping up and off the mirrors, back windshield, pecking at her reflection.

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MA to TX - Hot Springs National Park

May 8 to 12, 2024

We got a late start for a variety of factors and so started the trip behind schedule. Jeanne thought she had left plenty of time— after all, five years ago she could drive it in 3 days by herself — but no. We were driving hard to catch up. Boring interstates.

We saw an amusing half bridge in the Bronx. It had been turned into a parking lot. No wasted space.

We passed Sideling Hill, MD again, but didn’t stop. It was raining, as usual. We retraced our steps for the eclipse trip through WV and Kentucky.

Jeanne got a shot of the retaining wall at Kneeland Race Track in Lexington, Kentucky. It is painted to look like a bridge with a sky full of clouds.

The bluegrass parkway was green — no more flowering trees. We picked up a different interstate and turned south to Tennessee. We rushed through Nashville and Memphis and took an obligatory shot of crossing the Mississippi.

We admired the church architecture as we rolled through Little Rock, AR. It looks more like a courthouse than a church.

Whew, we are back on schedule and stop for lunch at Hot Springs National Park Campground. We walked Dora along the stream and listened to the little falls.

Hot Springs was and still is a tourist town with a row of architecturally interesting bathhouses that are part of the National Park.

We drove through town then headed for Texarkana on the border. We were finally in Texas, but still a days drive from Austin. We stopped at Lake Bob Sandlin State Park, which confirmed Jeanne’s opinion that Texas has the nicest state parks in the country. Spacious campsites, clean and well maintained restrooms, and beautiful trees and scenery. We got long water-wasting showers, yay!

It rained the next morning which made for beautiful wildflowers. It poured hard through Dallas. We finally arrived at McKinney Falls State Park on a hill in the center of Austin, Tx.

Dora doesn’t like thunderstorms. Her eyes bug out and she pants in terror. We picked up some herbal tranquilizers but they don’t help much. Texas has a lot of thunderstorms while we are here.

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Open House Today!

Welcome to this stunning single-story home in the Vistas of Austin vibrant community! Built in 2020, this beautiful home has 1,500 square feet of living space, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.  **INCENTIVE** With a full price offer, sellers are willing to contribute up to $7,500 towards the Buyer's closing costs or to help buy down the rate. Fridge does not convey.

High ceilings and lots of windows allow for plenty of natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere throughout the home. The generous sized kitchen has stainless steel appliances, ample countertop space, plenty of cabinet storage, a walk-in pantry and an island perfect for entertaining guests. The closet off the entry has a window and can be used as a micro-office, making it perfect for anyone who works from home or needs a small private space for tasks. 

Enjoy the neighborhood amenities, including a sparkling pool, pavilion, and kids playground. Located in the desirable 78747 zip code, this property is just minutes away from some of Austin's most popular attractions, including Southpark Meadows which offers a multitude of shops, restaurants, and entertainment, Circuit of the Americas, ABIA, downtown, Ladybird Lake & McKinney Falls State Park. 

If you or anyone you know has questions about the market or needs help buying, selling or renting a home give us a call.

We are glad to help!

Jeff & Renee McCharen 

Realtors ~ Team Price

Jeff (512) 779-5668

jeffm@teamprice.com

Renee (512) 779-5893

Renee@teamprice.com

www.jeffm.teamprice.com