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On Wednesdays we @swirlaustin

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Happy Birthday 🎂 Joshy Martin !!!!!!

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You may all go to hell and I will go to Texas.
Wednesday night at the spoke.

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Kelsey, do you think this old pic looks like Josh Martin??

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Still celebrating Josh and Marta’s birthday 🎂

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Have y’all heard that @patrizisaustin has another location? We checked it out, and it was just as incredible as their food truck at the @vortex_rep 🍝

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I’m so excited to share Spring minis in Birmingham are open for booking! Go to my highlights to book! Let me know if you have any questions! 🤍🌿
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Everyone gets a flower crown and if you refer a friend get 25 dollars off you session!!!
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#creativephotography #Springminis #bham #birminghamalabama #alabamaphotographer #springsession #flowercrowns #easterphotos #bunny #portraitphotography #familyphotos #maternityphotos #canonphotography #springflowers #miniboquets #freshphotos #friendsession #couplesession #april

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Its always a fun thing to see our book show up on different websites! 2nd edition is coming out this year!

And “111 Places In Buffalo” coming out next year 2023!!

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Austin, have you spent your Saturday indulging in your favorite scary stories? There’s no better way to get yourself in the Halloween spirit. Now answer us this — did you know that in this city, specters lurk in the least likely of places? Take the Capitol building, for instance. As @_hypnic writes in Chapter 95, this is where some of our oldest spirits reside. If you happen to catch the old senate cook, ask him to tell you his tale of the Vanishing Woman. Or, join the crew for the yearly “Rest in Peace Tour” that takes place in October. But, if you want to feel a chill down your spine at home curled up by the fire, peruse the pages of “111 Places in Austin That You Must Not Miss” for more frightening stories.

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zoom zoom ✌🏻

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What are you doing Saturday? Grab your leftovers and get ready to support some local small businesses! @_hypnic and @kelseyroslin will be on @bookpeople doing an Instagram live talk about our book, Austin businesses, gift ideas, and more!

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Howdy boys, ghouls, and ghosts! 👻
Looking for some haunting Austin tales this Halloween? There are plenty to be had in this book. Scroll for a scare, and learn about some creepy tales in town.
We’ll begin our story with Austin’s first serial killer. The Servant Girl Annihilator, also called by some the Austin Axe Murderer, was one of the first known serial killers in America. To this day, no one knows with confidence who he was. Some speculate he went on to live in London and continued his killing as Jack The Ripper. We chased down this mystery, as well as the grave of one of his victims, with the help of the Austin History Center. Some Austinites at the time thought he could be using magic to become invisible, as no dogs barked when he entered homes and stabbed a sharp object through his victim’s ears. Pick up our book to investigate these murders yourself.
Next, we travel to The Tavern for a cold drink and a chance at spotting their ghost, Emily. The building dates back to the early 1900s, and has served many purposes. When an area was opened up, a pair of shoes were found. It’s said they belonged to Emily, a girl murdered at The Tavern. Read the story yourself to find out why you might experience a ghostly tug on your hair if you’re a redhead...

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