Austin's Full of Hipsters and I Like It

Austin is great! We spent the whole day exploring. Apparently food out of a trailer is not an exciting thing in Austin.  These food trailers/buses/trucks are everywhere.  I tried to get some good pictures, but it rained most of the day, and I'm one of those people that tries to take pictures with big fancy cameras but doesn't know how, and doesn't try to learn.  Here's the one good one. 

Don't worry I can take artsy rain-on-the-windshield pictures!

Congress was probably my favorite part of Austin. It has everything: antiques, thrift stores, food trailers, bike shops.  Oh yeah, it's exactly what you think, completely overrun with hipsters.  Oh well, I like those things... and I liked them first! 


Food
Breakfast at Mr. Natural
         Blueberry muffin and ginger molasses cookie. ($2/person)
Lunch from H-E-B
         Avocado burrito in tomato and jalapeno tortilla and a plum. ($3/person)
Dinner from H-E-B
          Peanut butter banana sandwiches on cinnamon raison bread with mandarin oranges on the side ($2/person)


Music
Comedy radio, all the time. When funny things happen it almost makes up for all of the time we wasted listening to people with less comedic talent than a damp sock.


Travel Itinerary
Hang out in Austin! Drive tomorrow.


Sleeping Arrangements
Slept in a northern suburb


Marissa