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Austin & the Hill Country is its own special region, but I can't think of any other area it more closely resembles in the US than those Tennessee hills, especially heading east of Nashville. To the oaks, cedars & maples, to tree-lined rivers w/ fairly green water, exposed bedrock, and humidity feels very similar on a sunny day. Heat and rainfall inches being different, though. "Uniquely Texan" is how I'd describe the whole Austin-San Antonio-Hill Country corridor. Essentially Southern with a crispy Texas twist.
those hills really dont look like tennessee. the shape of them is just off. also, the trees are too round. they are both not flat and both have trees but thats about it. the austin ones kind of remind me of the areas just outside of the sf bay area, especially the trees. but tennessee they are certainly not
those hills really dont look like tennessee. the shape of them is just off. also, the trees are too round. they are both not flat and both have trees but thats about it. the austin ones kind of remind me of the areas just outside of the sf bay area, especially the trees. but tennessee they are certainly not
I've said that for a while. I've said that the hills in CenTex in Austin and San Antonio remind me of areas of California(Northern CA, and Southern CA).
not to mention it is the biggest city in the south
True, when u look at it, it really is
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