Books : Lonely Planet Austin, San Antonio & the Hill Country
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 : Lonely Planet Austin, San Antonio & the Hill Country
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Lonely Planet Austin, San Antonio & the Hill Country
by: Sara Benson

Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 917
EAN: 9781740595568
ISBN: 1740595564
Label: Lonely Planet Publications
Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Publications
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 208
Publication Date: 2004-01
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Sales Rank: 139857
Studio: Lonely Planet Publications




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- the best source for exploring the 'Heart of Texas'- weird and wonderful insiders' advice for making the scene in eclectic, artistic Austin- special section on Austin's live music scene, from country to blues to indie, including information on South by Southwest (SXSW)- details on San Antonio's historic missions, the Riverwalk area and, of course, the Alamo- day trips to rustic Hill Country towns like Luckenbach, Johnson and Fredericksburg



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Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Recommended
After seeing the one-star review after my purchase, I was afraid I'd made a mistake, for I bought the book as a gift for someone and several weeks later another for myself out of curiosity. But I disagree having received my copy. I grew up in San Antonio and studied at UT-Austin. So, I'm acquainted with both towns as well as the Hill Country. Although I've yet to delve into it, the author seems to have done her homework and knows the ins and outs, the places to go, the eateries and so on. I would recommend this.



Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Sometimes Less is More
The Lonely Planet guide books typically provide an indispensable resource for an eager traveler ready to explore. Unfortunately LP's Austin, San Antonio and Hill Country handbook falls flat, offering little more than the occasional groan. This reference rides on empty and awkwardly over explains basic information to the point of abstraction. For instance, fruit cobbler was described as a, "pudding-like pastry dessert that resembles smashed pie". The whole book is written in such a tone. The text does not flow and is full of pointless jargon that simply fills out line. One could compare this guide to an empanada, flakey and full of filler.




 

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