After our Batman Goes Downtown location scouting, the boys got to enjoy their reward (bribe) of lollipops at the Long Center. Climbing stairs + rolling down hills led to a good splashing off in the Butler Park fountain (good thing we always travel with spare clothes in the car).
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“Do you know of a good spot where we could take Halloween photos when my daughter dresses up like Wonder Woman this year?”
(so glad you asked)
This past weekend, I took my own superhero downtown to visit three spots: Seaholm Power Plant, Austin City Hall and the Long Center.
If you are wanting your own urban backdrop, I recommend all three.
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Trying to decide where to have your family photo session take place? Austin has lots of wonderful urban and natural settings – but if you want one that combines both – try the Mueller Development. There’s a new colorful walkway of umbrellas, loads of brightly painted walls as well as a scenic pond lined by trees.
Let’s Go!
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If any families want to make the hour or so drive out to Pedernales Falls this winter, here are some pics from last year to use as a reference.
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We took the boys to Circle C Ranch for some location scouting/hiking. Glad to see some end-of-season wildflowers were still hanging around. There was no water in Slaughter Creek – so we got to explore the creek bed, found a snake skin in a tree and climbed in, out and all over the place.
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Exploring Old Settlers Association with two curious, climbing boys. We saw goats, chickens and bunnies – which inspired the boys to create a “hutch” when they got home complete with plastic carrots.
