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Old 10-31-2007, 05:22 PM
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Default San Marcos/Windcrest Commute
After some careful consideration and real estate hunting, I have purchased a home in San Marcos. Ill be commuting from San Marcos to Windcrest daily and wondering what my commute time would be. Thankfully I wont have to go deep into downtown and Ill be working at the intersection of 35/410. I received a little feedback on commuting, but just wanted a second opinion. Thanks ya'll.
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Generally you're talking about 40 minutes to commute. If it's during rush hour it might be longer. Bottle necks will be near Garden Ridge and I-35/Randolph Blvd Exit.

Congratulations on your home purchase! Sounds like you found a happy medium between SA and Dallas!
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