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You might be from Austin if you know the answers to these questions… take the challenge!
March 7th, 2010 | 
Author: Here are some fun trivia facts about Austin that only a native will know. If you score 100% then yall must be from around here! For those non natives yall means “you all “in Texan.
1. What is the longest suspension bridge in Texas?
2. Name the famous native Texan than stands overlooking Auditorium Shores? (Hint-there was a memorial event here in their name and they played at Auditorium Shores many times)
3. What hill has concrete and stone stairs to the top and is well known for its dramatic hill country view?
4. Name the famous artist whose garden is a south Austin attraction and wedding venue?
5. What is the new name of Pecan Street in Austin Texas?
6. Name the famous owner of Poodie’s Hilltop Cafe?
7. What Austin festival is named after a Hormel potted meat?
8. Name the Austin hotel that is reportedly haunted? Bonus points for the local bar that is also reported to be haunted.
9. What was the first Austin building to have air conditioning?
10. What/who lives in the cracks of the Congress Ave./Ann Richards Bridge?
Bonus Round: What is the name of the UT mascot, and how did it get its name??
Answers to be posted in one week. Lets see how many of you can get them all right without googling the answers! The first local person to send me the correct answers will be my guest to lunch at another local icon to be named later!
If you are in the market for an Austin area home and are not presently working with a Realtor, please call me. I am a native Texan and would be happy to help you through the process of buying or selling a home. I specialize in Relocation and I make the process easy to navigate. I look forward to the opportunity to earn your business.
Betina Foreman, Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate 1801 S. Mopac, Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78746 512-771-6318 BetinaForemanRealtor@yahoo.com www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
Member: Austin Board of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, ActiveRain.com-RainMaker, Trulia-VIP & Top Realtor Voices, and Zillow-Neighborhood Pros.
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Betina’s Green living Tips #3
Do you want to make a big impact on keeping our planet gree? Try implementing some of these suggestions in your daily routine. It’s a new year, make a resolution to incorporate one or more of these suggestions into your 2010 lifestyle.
•Ÿ Grow an organic garden in your backyard. Plant Marigoilds in every other row as a natural pesticide to keep your garden chemical free
•Ÿ Install gutters and a rain barrel to collect rainwater for your plants.
•Ÿ Build a compost pile. Feed it: lawn clippings, leaves, vegetable scraps and coffee grounds. Keep the vegtable scraps small and it will turn into compost more quickly. Turn it 3-4 times a year and it will create the best fertilizer for your garden.
•Ÿ Recycle old garden hoses by poking holes into them at intervals and then use them as soaker hoses for trees or your garden.
•Ÿ Construct a clothesline and retire your clothes dryer. This saves energy and the sheets and towels smell of fresh air instead of chemical softener sheets.
•Ÿ Carpool to school or work, or even ride your bike.
•Ÿ Plant a tree or two. If your yard is full offer your tree planting skills to an elderly neighbor.
•Ÿ Initiate a recycling program at work or school.
•Ÿ Volunteer with a local area clean up. The Austin Parks Foundation has clean up days several times a year. If you volunteer for a clean up they normally provide a T-shirt and lunch for all participants.
If you are in the market for an Austin area home and are not presently working with a Realtor, please call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying or selling a home. I specialize in Relocation and I make the process easy to navigate. As your Buyers Agent I will work hard to ensure you find the perfect home. As one of my client said “In a world of Walmart Realtors, Betina provides a Nordstom’s level of service!” I look forward to the opportunity to earn your business.
Betina Foreman, Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate 1801 S. Mopac, Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78746
512-771-6318 BetinaForemanRealtor@yahoo.com www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
Member: Austin Board of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, ActiveRain.com-RainMaker, Trulia-VIP & Top Realtor Voices, and Zillow-Neighborhood Pros.
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Betina’s Green Living Tips #2
Betina’s Green Living Tips#2
Reduce what you consume. Now I don’t mean go on a diet, I mean reduce your households consumption. You can do this in a multitude of ways every day. The little things add up and have a real impact. Here are a few tips to reduce your homes trash and help make the planet a little greener!
•1. Buy items like dish soap, laundry soap, shampoo, and paper products in bulk. This reduces the amount of packaging you bring into your home.
•2. Buy products that are made from recycled materials. Paper towels are almost always available made with recycled paper.
•3. Instead of using disposable items like paper napkins, use cloth napkins and simply wash and reuse them. Cloth napkins will last for several years. Most coffee makers have a copper or gold filter option, which is a better option to using paper ones that are thrown out every day.
•4. Use rechargeable batteries and buy a battery charger.
•5. Shop local. When you spend your money with local retailers instead of big box chains, you save the local economy. Local shops that buy items like produce or art or clothing from local sources have a smaller footprint than big box chains that ship the same items made in China all over the USA to be sold.
•6. If you are getting multiple copies of mail order catalogs call them and ask to stop the paper catalogs. Shop online as an option to save the paper and postage spent on hardcopy catalogs.
•7. Paper or Plastic….? Neither! Buy cloth shopping bags or ones made from recycled soda bottles.
It’s a new year make a resolution to incorporate one or more of these suggestions into your 2010 routine.
If you are in the market for an Austin area home and are not presently working with a Realtor, please call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying or selling a home. I specialize in Relocation and I make the process easy to navigate. As your Buyers Agent I will work hard to ensure you find the perfect home. As one client stated “In a world of Walmart Realtors, Betina provides a Nordstom’s level of service!” I look forward to the opportunity to earn your business.
Betina Foreman, Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate 1801 S. Mopac, Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78746
512-771-6318 BetinaForemanRealtor@yahoo.com www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
Member: Austin Board of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, ActiveRain.com-RainMaker, Trulia-VIP & Top Realtor Voices, and Zillow-Neighborhood Pros.
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Open House Sunday 28 Feb 2010 in south Austin’s Oak Park-3718 Leadville from 1-4! New to market!!
Sunday February 28th from 1-4 there will be an open house in south Austin’s desirable Oak Parke subdivision. This well loved one owner homehas it all: Custom built in closet in master bedroom, separate shower and jetted garden tub in master bath, large lot with several mature trees, 2 car side entry garage. The home is four sides stone and has 2068 square feet plus two bonus rooms not included in that number. The home has three bedrooms and two full baths with a lovely formal dining room and an open floor-plan. The home was planed to have 3 1/2 car garage, but owner opted to have the extra garage space finished out as bonus room. This home feeds into Barranoff Elementary School, Bailey Middle School and Bowie High School.
There are a multitude of shopping and dining options just moments away: Evangeline Cafe, Maudies Mexican Restaurant, Tino’s Greek Cafe, Galexy Cafe and The Satelite Restaurant, Blue Bamboo, Santa Rita Mexican, Waterloo Burgers, Starbucks, and Amy’s Ace Cream! Barton Creek Mall is about 10 minutes away and the HEB Plus is less than five minutes down Slaughter Lane.
DIRECTIONS: From MOPAC South, go (R) east on Slaughter Lane, (R) south on Wolftrap, (L) west on Leadville. From I-35 south, go west on Slaughter Lane about 4 miles. Left on Wolftrap Dr (by Bowie High School), then left on Leadville Drive.
If you have questions or need directions please call me 512-771-6318. I will be hosting the open house from 1-4 today. I hope to see you there!
Betina Foreman
Realtor in Austin Texas
If you are in the market for an Austin area home and are not presently working with a Realtor, please call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying or selling a home. I specialize in Relocation and I make the process easy to navigate. As your Buyers Agent I will work hard to ensure you find the perfect home. As one client stated “In a world of Walmart Realtors, Betina provides a Nordstom’s level of service!” I look forward to the opportunity to earn your business.
Betina Foreman, Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate 1801 S. Mopac, Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78746
512-771-6318 BetinaForemanRealtor@yahoo.com www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
Member: Austin Board of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, ActiveRain.com-RainMaker, Trulia-VIP & Top Realtor Voices, and Zillow-Neighborhood Pros.
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Open House at 1115 Kinney #20 in Austin Texas 20 Feb2010 from 1-3!
Please join me at the Open House located in the coveted 78704 “hip zip” in Austin Texas today from 1-3! This condo has everything you need. It is a modern central Austin condo with prime location – and an end unit!. Just a short walk to Alamo Drafthouse, Zilker Park and restaurants/shopping. Imagine sitting on your rooftop deck while enjoying a glass of wine and the breath taking Austin skyline. And that is just the beginning – 2 beds plus large study, a master suite including a master bath with jetted tub & a separate 2-headed shower, second 3/4 bath and powder room, beautiful hardwoods throughout, pre-wired for surround sound, and granite counters in the kitchen. This newer condo built in 2005 is a steal at only $317,500K!
DIRECTIONS: S.Lamar to Kinney. Right on Treadwell. Left on Kinney. Community on the east side of the street. If you need additional directions please call me at 512-771-6318.
Photos provided by Kelly White from the GoodLifeTeam.
If you are in the market for an Austin area home and are not presently working with a Realtor, please call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying or selling a home. I specialize in Relocation and I make the process easy to navigate. I look forward to the opportunity to earn your business.
Betina Foreman, Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate 1801 S. Mopac, Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78746 512-771-6318 BetinaForemanRealtor@yahoo.com www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
Member: Austin Board of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, ActiveRain.com-RainMaker, Trulia-Top Realtor Voices, and Zillow-Neighborhood Pros.
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Save Valentines Day with these great last minute Valentines Day solutions!
Valentines Day is upon us and if your like me you waited until the last minute to do anything. So I am giving you a list of great solutions to your procrastination dilemma! Here are several restaurants that don’t require reservations! Also there are some wonderful florists and gift shops that have plenty of fantastic Valentines Day gifts. The ones with * next to the name are my personal favorites!
Restaurants: No Reservations Required
Romeo’s Italian Grill & Bar*
1500 Barton Springs Road, Austin, TX 78704
(512) 476-1090 / www.romeosrestaurants.com
Treehouse Italian Grill
2201 College Avenue, Austin, TX – (512) 443-4200
www.treehousegrill.com
Manuel’s Mexican Restaurant*
www.manuels.com
Downtown Austin
310 Congress Avenue, Austin, TX – (512) 472-7555
North
10201 Jollyville Road, Austin, TX – (512) 345-1042
Vivo TexMex Restaurant
www.vivo-austin.com
Downtown Austin
2015 Manor Road, Austin, TX – (512) 482-0300
Lakecreek
12233 Ranch Road 620 N, Austin, TX
(512) 331-4660
Midori (Japanese)
13435 North Highway 183, Austin, TX
(512) 257-1411 / www.midorisushiaustin.com
Beluga Japanese Restaurant
661 Louis Henna Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78664
(512) 255-6454 / www.belugasushi.net
Cool River Café (Steakhouse and Southwestern Grille)*
4001 West Parmer Lane, Austin, TX
(512) 835-0010 / www.coolrivercafe.com
Sweet Treats and Desserteries
Amy’s Ice Creams*
See website for multiple locations in Central Texas
www.amysicecreams.com
Sugar Mama’s Bakeshop*
1905 South 1st Street, Austin, TX 78704
(512) 243-8715 / www.sugarmamasbakeshop.com
The Upper Crust Bakery
4508 Burnet Road. Austin, TX 78756
(512) 467-0102 / www.theuppercrustbakery.com
Big Top Candy Shop
(Old-fashioned candy and soda fountain shop)
1706 Congress Avenue South, Austin, TX
(512) 462-2220
Lakeway Cafe and Bakery*
325 Ranch Road 620 S # 102B, Lakeway, TX 78734
(512) 992-1496
Flower Shops / Florists
Enchanted Florists*
1616 Lavaca Street, Austin, TX – (512) 477-3996
www.enchantedfloristaustin.com
Austin Flower Company*
1612 West 35th Street, Austin, TX
(512) 451-6447
Alff’s Downtown Florist
600 Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78701
(512) 472-8878 / www.alffs.com
Casa Verde Florists
1806 West Koenig Lane, Austin, TX 78756
(512) 451-0691 / www.casaverdeflorist.com
Visual Lyrics
301 Gladeview Drive, Round Rock, TX 78681
(512) 244-6720 / www.visuallyrics.com
Flowers by Nancy, Too!*
1208 Ranch Road 620 South, Austin, TX 78734
(512) 263-1266 / www.flowersbynancy.com
Specialty Card and Gift Shops
The Paper Place
4001 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, TX
(512) 451-6531
Wanderland
3419 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, TX 78705
(512) 371-9927 / www.wanderlandshops.com
Breed and Co.*
718 West 29th Street, Austin, TX 78705
(512) 474-6679 / www.breedandco.com
Sweet Charity Gifts
1206 W. 38th Street, Ste.1101
26 Doors Shopping Center, Austin, TX 78705
(512) 451-5375 / www.sweetcharitygifts.org
Northwest Hills Pharmacy & Florist at Davenport*
3801 N. Capital of Texas Highway D120, Austin,
TX 78746 – (512) 329-8667
www.northwesthills.net
Serendipity Gifts*
12705 West Highway 71, Bee Cave, TX 78738
(512) 263-7100
If you are in the market for an Austin area home and are not presently working with a Realtor, please call me. I would be happy to help you through the process of buying or selling a home. I specialize in Relocation and I make the process easy to navigate. I look forward to the opportunity to earn your business.
Betina Foreman, Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate 1801 S. Mopac, Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78746 512-771-6318 BetinaForemanRealtor@yahoo.com www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
Member: Austin Board of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, ActiveRain.com-RainMaker, Trulia-Top Realtor Voices & VIP, and Zillow-Neighborhood Pros.
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Ten Most Common Pet Poisons of 2009
As a pet owner for the last 25 years, I wanted to share the top ten pet poisons. Responsible pet owners need to be vigilant about keeping these items out of reach of their pets. Help keep your pet safe from these common items found around your home.
Cheers!
Betina Foreman-Austin TX Realtor
Ten Most Common Pet Poisons of 2009
Is your pooch mad for people food? Does your kitty like to self-medicate? Sadly, not everything we love is good for us. In fact, many common household goods that we take for granted as harmless can poison our furry friends. In 2009, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center in Urbana, IL, handled more than 140,000 cases of pets exposed to toxic household substances, including insecticides, cleaning supplies and prescription medications.
To help you keep your pet safe and sound in 2010, our experts have created a list of the 10 common poisons that most affected our furry friends last year. Here’s a sneak peek at their advice:
- Top dishonors—once again—go to human medications, which accounted for the most calls to the ASPCA’s 24-hour poison control hotline in 2009. Pets often snatch pill vials from counters and nightstands or gobble up meds accidentally dropped on the floor. Remember to keep all medications, including pain remedies, antidepressants and decongestants, in a cabinet far away from pets’ prying paws.
- Cats and dogs are often the unwitting victims of our efforts to battle flea infestations. The misapplication of spot-on flea and tick products can be especially problematic for our feline friends. Talk to your vet about choosing the right, species-specific flea treatment for your pet and never use products made for dogs on cats, and vice versa.
- Some of the most delicious people food—including citrus, avocado and raisins—can be poisonous to pets. Chocolate ingestion accounted for nearly half of all people food-related cases in 2009, so be sure to keep cocoa hidden from your resourceful cat or dog.
- Pet parents also need to remember to protect their cats and dogs from common household cleaners such as bleaches, detergents and disinfectants. These products, when inhaled by our furry friends, can cause serious gastrointestinal distress and irritation to the respiratory tract.
- Household plants may keep your house green and your air clean, but some can cause serious gastrointestinal problems for companion animals who nibble on them. Check out our toxic plant list before your next visit to the nursery.
Here is the full list of 10 common poisons:
Top 10 Pet Poisons of 2009
With various dangers lurking in corners and cabinets, the home can be a minefield of poisons for our pets. In 2009, the ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) in Urbana, IL, handled more than 140,000 cases of pets exposed to toxic substances, many of which included everyday household products. Don’t leave it up to Fido or Fluffy to keep themselves safe. Below is a list of the top 10 pet poisons that affected our furry friends in 2009.
Human Medications
For several years, human medications have been number one on the ASPCA’s list of common hazards, and 2009 was no exception. Last year, the ASPCA managed 45,816 calls involving prescription and over-the-counter drugs such as painkillers, cold medications, antidepressants and dietary supplements. Pets often snatch pill vials from counters and nightstands or gobble up medications accidentally dropped on the floor, so it’s essential to keep meds tucked away in hard-to-reach cabinets.
Insecticides
In our effort to battle home invasions by unwelcome pests, we often unwittingly put our furry friends at risk. In 2009, our toxicologists fielded 29,020 calls related to insecticides. One of the most common incidents involved the misuse of flea and tick products—such as applying the wrong topical treatment to the wrong species. Thus, it’s always important to talk to your pet’s veterinarian before beginning any flea and tick control program.
People Food
People food like grapes, raisins, avocado and products containing xylitol, like gum, can seriously disable our furry friends, and accounted for more than 17,453 cases in 2009. One of the worst offenders—chocolate—contains large amounts of methylxanthines, which, if ingested in significant amounts, can cause vomiting, diarrhea, panting, excessive thirst, urination, hyperactivity, and in severe cases, abnormal heart rhythm, tremors and seizures.
Plants
Common houseplants were the subject of 7,858 calls to APCC in 2009. Varieties such as azalea, rhododendron, sago palm, lilies, kalanchoe and schefflera are often found in homes and can be harmful to pets. Lilies are especially toxic to cats, and can cause life-threatening kidney failure even in small amounts.
Veterinary Medications
Even though veterinary medications are intended for pets, they’re often misapplied or improperly dispensed by well-meaning pet parents. In 2009, the ASPCA managed 7,680 cases involving animal-related preparations such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, heartworm preventatives, de-wormers, antibiotics, vaccines and nutritional supplements.
Rodenticides
Last year, the ASPCA received 6,639 calls about pets who had accidentally ingested rat and mouse poisons. Many baits used to attract rodents contain inactive ingredients that are attractive to pets as well. Depending on the type of rodenticide, ingestions can lead to potentially life-threatening problems for pets including bleeding, seizures or kidney damage.
Household Cleaners
Everybody knows that household cleaning supplies can be toxic to adults and children, but few take precautions to protect their pets from common agents such as bleaches, detergents and disinfectants. Last year, the ASPCA received 4,143 calls related to household cleaners. These products, when inhaled by our furry friends, can cause serious gastrointestinal distress and irritation to the respiratory tract.
Heavy Metals
It’s not too much loud music that constitutes our next pet poison offender. Instead, it’s heavy metals such as lead, zinc and mercury, which accounted for 3,304 cases of pet poisonings in 2009. Lead is especially pernicious, and pets are exposed to it through many sources, including consumer products, paint chips, linoleum, and lead dust produced when surfaces in older homes are scraped or sanded.
Garden Products
It may keep your grass green, but certain types of fertilizer and garden products can cause problems for outdoor cats and dogs. Last year, the ASPCA fielded 2,329 calls related to fertilizer exposure, which can cause severe gastric upset and possibly gastrointestinal obstruction.
Chemical Hazards
In 2009, the ASPCA handled approximately 2,175 cases of pet exposure to chemical hazards. A category on the rise, chemical hazards—found in ethylene glycol antifreeze, paint thinner, drain cleaners and pool/spa chemicals—form a substantial danger to pets. Substances in this group can cause gastrointestinal upset, depression, respiratory difficulties and chemical burns.
Prevention is really key to avoiding accidental exposure, but if you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic, please contact your veterinarian or the Animal Poison Control Center’s 24-hour hotline at (888) 426-4435.
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South Austin Open House Sunday 1-4 at 4204 Triboro Trail in the lovely Sunset Addition!
South Austin Open House this Sunday from 1-4 at 4204 Triboro Trail in the lovely Sunset Addition! This gorgeous home has much to offer the discriminating buyer. There are three very spacious bedrooms, one of the secondary bedrooms has built-in shelves. The master bedroom is enormous with a separate sitting area and has a big walk-in closet. There is a huge out-door living deck area with a pergola to beat the summer heat. The home has new paint, carpet (in bedrooms) and new fence in 2009. The kitchen is open and has stainless steel appliances that convey. The floors are stained concrete, so no allergy issues for the owners of this home. This is a quiet street that is close enough to walk to Lifetime Fitness or Chuy’s!
Directions: William Cannon to Brush Country take a left to Convict Hill take a left. Take a right on Vermillion and a left on Triboro Trail.
For more information on this beautiful home for sale, please contact me via email or phone. I work primarily as a buyers agent in south and central Austin. I hope to see you Sunday at 4202 Triboro Trail.
Betina Foreman-Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate
1801 S. MOPAC, Suite 100
Austin, TX 78746
(512)771-6318
www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
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South Austin Open House Sunday 1-4 at 4204 Triboro Trail in the lovely Sunset Addition!
South Austin Open House this Sunday from 1-4 at 4204 Triboro Trail in the lovely Sunset Addition! This gorgeous home has much to offer the discriminating buyer. There are three very spacious bedrooms, one of the secondary bedrooms has built-in shelves. The master bedroom is enormous with a separate sitting area and has a big walk-in closet. There is a huge out-door living deck area with a pergola to beat the summer heat. The home has new paint, carpet (in bedrooms) and new fence in 2009. The kitchen is open and has stainless steel appliances that convey. The floors are stained concrete, so no allergy issues for the owners of this home. This is a quiet street that is close enough to walk to Lifetime Fitness or Chuy’s!
Directions: William Cannon to Brush Country take a left to Convict Hill take a left. Take a right on Vermillion and a left on Triboro Trail.
For more information on this beautiful home for sale, please contact me via email or phone. I work primarily as a buyers agent in south and central Austin. I hope to see you Sunday at 4202 Triboro Trail.
Betina Foreman-Realtor
Keller Williams Real Estate
1801 S. MOPAC, Suite 100
Austin, TX 78746
(512)771-6318
www.CentralTexasGreenHomes.com
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New local Austin company debuts fantastic new chip Beanitos Bean Chips! Find out where they are available now!
A new company called Bean Brand Foods just launched a great new healthy chip called Beanitos Bean Chips. The company was created by two brothers: Doug and Dave Foreman. This innovative chip is completely corn-free, made from whole beans and has a number of health benefits: high protien, high fiber, high in Omega 3’s, low glycemic, and gluten-free. The health benefits are wonderful, but the chips simply taste too good to be good for you. Beanitos hold up well for making nachos and are great for dipping in salsa, hummus or guacamole. They have two varieties: Black Bean and Pinto Bean with Flax Seeds, both are delicious!
You can find them in the following local Austin stores:
Avenue B Grocery-4403 Ave. B (Hyde Park)
Barton Food Mart- 1500 Spyglass (Barton Hills)
Barton Hills Market-1220 Barton Hills Drive (Barton Hills)
Bluebonnet Food Mart- 1701 Bluebonnet (Barton Hills)
Fresh Plus-408 East 43rd Street-1221West Lynn St. (Hyde Park, Tarrytown)
King Food Mart- 7612 Brodie Lane (south Austin)
Natural Grocers- 3900 Guadalupe
Phoenicia Bakery- 2912 S. Lamar Blvd. (Barton Hills)
Royal Blue Markets-247 W. 3rd Street-(two locations downtown)
Thom’s Market- Barton Springs Road (Zilker)
They are also available online at Beanitos.com. In the spirit of being totally transparent and honest, you should note this is a shameless plug for my husband’s company. The thing is I love these chips and I am sure you will too!!
If you would like some information on south Austin homes, please contact me. My background is construction, both high end residential and commercial. I can assist you with a home or land purchase anywhere in Travis county. My other areas of expertise are Lake Travis/Lakeway, Lake Point, Granada Hills, Barton Hills/Zilker, Circle C, Circle C Ranch, Northwest Hills, and Hyde Park. I look forward to the opportunity to earn your business!
Betina Foreman REALTOR – Your best bet in Austin real estate!
Keller Williams Realty 1801 S. MOPAC, Suite 100 Austin, TX 78746
512-771-6318 BetinaForemanREALTOR@Yahoo.com www.ZilkerParkHomes.com
Member of: Austin Board of Realtors, Texas Association of Realtors, National Association of Realtors, ActiveRain.com, Trulia-VIP Realtor and Zillow.
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