Austin, Texas Daily Photo

We were walking down South Congress on a pleasant day in early February when we noticed two horses tied up in front of a shop. They were r...

It really seems to be a little self-conscious for a city to have a Keepin' It Weird Festival (and 5K, always a run involved!) but we d...

Folks say 'Keep Austin Weird,' but when it becomes part of an ad campaign? Hmmm....

Spotted this gent on Congress Avenue during F1. He had a deck of cards and alternated between looking at his cell phone and shuffling them...

Here's another picture from the Keep Austin Weird Festival. These women look pretty striking (and attractive) in their costumes. That...

This family, decked out as super heroes, were preserving Austin's Weird Cred at the Keep Austin Weird Festival.

Here you see Jim Franklin, a remarkable artist and an Austin legend. The whole concept of the armadillo as a cultural icon came from him. (...

Threadgill's South Location has this mural, picturing both the old Armadillo World Headquarters (which was nearby) and the original Thre...

I know we are all tired of plastic cows. But this is too funny. Armadillo Cow. Actually labeled 'Armoodillo Cow!"

. We were on one of our morning walks a few weeks ago and passed by this house which sports two fine examples of the main modes of transport...

I took this photo from the Drake Bridge over Lady Bird Lake a few days ago. It shows two of our decorative cows seemingly being herded by a...

This cow painted with bluebonnets, our state flower, is resting on the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge over Lady Bird Lake. It's part of the ...

The latest idea for public art in our town is a herd of fanciful cows. Here you see one who "Loves Moo." Linda and I shot a seri...

I was on my morning walk Thursday and came upon this pink motor scooter. To me, it looked like a bunny rabbit loose in the urban wilds. Th...

On our morning walk a few days ago, we saw this young lady by a nutria enjoying a little sunshine on the shore of Barton Creek. It's no...

Linda and I went for a long walk around Lady Bird Lake yesterday morning. While still on the north shore, we saw this ad hoc "Lost and...

After Graham Reynolds got through hammering that red piano into pieces, the crowd descended on it for parts to take away for souvenirs.

Here you see well-known composer and musician Graham Reynolds taking a sledge hammer to a piano that was slated for extinction anyway. This...

This colorful bunch of runners were part of the annual Capitol 10,000 race in downtown yesterday. It's the biggest annual run in town. ...

This band had come to Austin all the way from Providence, RI to participate in Honkfest. It's a gathering of cool and crazy bands that ...