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Austin by far, and not because I live here. It truly has a unique feeling not only in TX, but in the US, with hills throughout the city, huge hills on the westside, and a thick tree canopy in most of the city. Not to mention the city has countless miles of hiking trails and creeks. Plus subjectively, the skyline is very nice.
I think this video does a great job highlighting the beauty of the city:
I'd say Austin followed by San Antonio and then El Paso. I do like Houston's terrain and geography. Very lush and green but the built environment is makes it look ugly. Aesthetics was never a thing for Houston and Dallas for that matter.
Austin by far, and not because I live here. It truly has a unique feeling not only in TX, but in the US, with hills throughout the city, huge hills on the westside, and a thick tree canopy in most of the city. Not to mention the city has countless miles of hiking trails and creeks. Plus subjectively, the skyline is very nice.
I think this video does a great job highlighting the beauty of the city:
Seriously, you may have sold me on moving to Austin. It's like a California city, not in Cali. Lol really really beautiful.
Yea, but it's close to California prices. And 3.5 hours to the ocean. And hot as Hades. Nice place though
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