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30 minute drive from Austin but tastes like flying to Paris 🤯@abbyjaneyall is my favorite bakery anywhere in the world but especially Texas taken in Dripping Springs, Texas by @breadtourist

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When it’s 9000 degrees outside and you’re at the museum because mama’s an art hoe 🟡🟦 taken in The Blanton Museum of Art by @breadtourist

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2 months ago

sex is cool but have you ever sliced a warm cornbread still in the cast iron by @breadtourist

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When bad things happen I always come back to my favorite part of the criminally underrated 24 Hour Party People (2002). Hope this helps anyone else having a terrible day!! 🎡🎡🎡🎡 by @breadtourist

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3 months ago

happy zaddy’s day 😍 especially to this one by @breadtourist

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4 months ago

about last night @asaprocky @badgalriri taken in Moody Center ATX by @breadtourist

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Extra big helping of love this weekend to everyone whose technology-assisted journey to motherhood looked something like this. May you be happy all your days and never see another needle again in your life ☺️ taken in Uncertain, Texas by @breadtourist

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5 months ago

Being a tourist in your hometown >>> @bluestarartscomplex @sabgtx @historicpearl @sanantoniozoo by @breadtourist

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track list
1. meemaw’s kettle
2. god’s country
3. know your history
4. the kitchen is closed
5. he was a country critter
bonus track: flight of the june bugs taken in Bar W Field Warrenton / Round Top TX Antique Show by @breadtourist

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if you’re not stockpiling organic, stone-milled bread in your freezer, what are you even doing? taken in Dripping Springs, Texas by @breadtourist

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I’ve been reminiscing about Sundance as this year’s festival winds down in Park City for the last time. There are brief periods in any life that are forever defining, and the 2012 Sundance Film Festival is one of mine. Those four snowy months I spent living in Park City changed the trajectory of my life in the most magical way. I was 25 years old, footloose and fancy-free, with nothing to stop me from moving to Utah at the drop of a hat. I jumped in with both feet, aiming to prove myself professionally, and ended up learning to ski, falling in love hard, bonding with strangers who became roommates, and finding a lifelong best friend one desk over. I loved working alongside the seasonal army of funny, wild, resourceful people who descended on the town year after year, creating the impossible reality, and those crazy days and endless nights are among my most treasured memories. Most of all I love remembering the bold, adventurous girl that I was, sleeping on air mattresses and still inventing herself. I hope to keep her with me always 🖤 taken in Park City, Utah by @breadtourist

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8 months ago

glad to see this weird old Austin tradition still thriving taken in 37th Street Lights by @breadtourist

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