Whataburger, hands down. The others are generic and uninspiring. Side note... If I ever finish my rotary ticket and end up in Socal, you're the first person I'm hitting up
Hi Micah , im subscribed to airforce vet ( C.W. Lemoine ) (is also youtube name. recently he started his Heli licence and already did a few solo flights in R 22,but his instructor got in an accident and was hospitalized ,so his lessons stopped . he gets to hold the stick every now and then when flying along with friends of army and police ,and get a few minutes in ,but also very active in Digital flightCombat simulator DCS,flying helis and jets . maybe it would be nice for a video or 2 for you guys to get together ,share some helicopter wisdom and tips ,and get extra subs from eachothers followings . would love to see a video of 2 pilots that LOVE flying.
I LOVED this tour. A small correction, though. Richard Garriott made Ultima Online, not World of Warcraft. He is also famous for being one of the first space tourists.
Awesome video! As a former Austinite I can say the city has changed so much since I was last there. Also Austin is referred to as "Silicon Hills " because of the heavy influence of tech such as Dell, Apple, Samsung, & Microsoft.
I wasn't ready for this video. You hit my nostalgia hard, even had me tearing up at parts. My wife got her undergrad and masters from UT, my first job out of college was working in the UT Football stadium organizing special events, and managing the private suites and bar areas in the stadium for games during the season. I have so many happy memories in and around downtown Austin. I had forgotten how much I missed it. Austin was the first big city I lived in, and is a real oasis in Texas. We left in 2014 for my wife to pursue her PhD at The University of Kansas, and now we live in New Hampshire working for Dartmouth college... It's weird, I don't miss Texas, but I miss Austin hard. Thanks for the trip, I wasn't expecting it.
Fave memory of Austin? SXSW 2014. I walked so much, saw so many bands, had a great time. BTW: Richard Garriott did the Ultima saga, not Warcraft. Great house!
2013 took my family from Australia 🇦🇺 to Austin TX and The Circuit of America’s racetrack yo see the V8 Australian Supercar Championship and I remember the heat, the squirrel s and the Longhorns stadium
I had always heard Austin was awesome but it is even nicer than I expected. Would have loved to have seen the Tesla factory under construction. Great job and hats of to Steve and his fast helicopter.
I miss Austin. Visited there twice last year for work and it's a great place to visit! Didn't go down Sixth Street: that's on my list for the next visit. But I've been down South Congress and spent a lot of time up in The Domain, too.
I was born in south Austin in '84 and before SxSW and ACL it was called something else- aquafest or something. There used to be free concerts at auditorium shores weekly in the summer. So many out of staters have moved to Austin- it was the fastest growing city for a few years, by a lot. Very interesting video. Thanks!
I live about 60 miles south of Houston. Back in the 70's my older brother and I would go to Austin and we saw some bands at the old Armadillo World Headquarters. Remember seeing Willis Alan Ramsey in some little club. IN 76 (I believe) I went to a concert called Sunday Break II. Steve Miller, Fleetwood Mac, The Band, and some others. Austin isn't the same as it was back in the 70's.
Got married at Zilker Park in Austin in a gazebo in the Garden and met Willie a number of times at his Opry House and built a house on his property in Dripping Springs and went to his Fourth of July Picnics too..lucky me!
Visited from Canada....The Lone Star Roundup Hot Rod meet held in April every year at the Travis County Expo Center....and BBQ! Will be back when things open up again!
Thanks for the tour! My wife spoke on behalf of HB 16 in a TX House committee a couple years ago...so we recognized the Capitol building for sure! Would have love to have seen Hamilton Pool from the air...I visited there 10 years ago to see it for the first time in real life....after having a dream of it 18 years before...not realizing it was a real place until 2 months before my visit. It was that visit that led to me meeting and marrying my wife Carrie!
Correction: @7:50 in your video. I did a lot of searching. That is definitely NOT Britannia Manor Richard Garriott. Richard Garriott actually own the property at the Colorado River bank (south) of that castle (north) of the Colorado River bank. I've actually been to Richard Garriott property before, did an Uber ride there long time ago, drove someone to The Curtain Theatre. I've never been to that castle and that castle is owned by Jeff Kodosky the founder of National Instrument, NOT Richard Garriott.
FYI, you flew right over Michael Dell's ranch as well. I didn't see it in the video really but you may have seen it. It would've been on the right side of Lake Austin as you're coming to Austin and has a full size football field, tennis courts, etc. It spans from the Lake all the way to 2244 (Bee Caves Rd). One of the largest parcels of land in Austin.
This was so cool. I had watched a lot of your vids flying over L.A. in the past. Love seeing LA from the air! Been there many times. But then to see you come to the city I just moved from, Austin, it’s almost surreal, what are the chances? Are you gonna start flying other cities? I think that would be awesome!
Interesting video, Micah! I have never seen Austin before. It looks awesome! I love your humor too ...party boats, party bats, party helicopter 😂 I love your LA/Southern California tours, but it is a nice change to see something else too. T'ank U 😁
Starting back in 1996 we would come to Austin every year For the Texas Heatwave. One of the craziest things I've been to especially back in the early days . Lawlessness and debauchery for 4 days..
I'm surprised you did do a flyover The Salt Lick or Franklin's BBQ joints to see the lines around the block of folks waiting to get their BBQ fix. But yeah, Austin has really too many favorites to list, but y'all hit some of the top for sure.
My favorite memory of Austin, was when it was STILL Austin... Jeez, it seems like the town completely changed in a week, sometime back in the early 2000s. Sadly, I left in the late 90s and hadn't been back, but after seeing what it AIN'T anymore, I'm inclined to believe I haven't been missing much. From 'Weird' to GENERIC in the blink of an eye.
Ask Steven if I were to move to Austin... where is the best place to buy a home on the lake (preferably) where I can fly in and store a helicopter. ;-) Love this.
As someone who’s goes between LA and Austin, I’ll take those LA views and weather over anything. I know Austin’s cheaper and yadda yadda yadda but there’s a reason LA is so expensive, it’s the best (well not DTLA itself but the greater LA/Ventura County area).
Where exactly did the Joneses live in all that cluster because apparently everybody’s trying to keep up with them. Only in Texas do you have “party bats”.😆
Jeff & Gail Kodosky, they bought it from Coldwater Residence LLC. Richard Garriott owns the property by the Colorado River bank south of the Kodosky's castle.
You asked what we like to do in Austin, and for me and my family it's probably hitting up the food trucks on South 1st St. Goudoughs is a regular stop for us. BTW, I live in San Antonio, and I'd bet that would make for an interesting tour if you can get around all the Air Force bases.
Just fyi the castle home is owned by Richard Garriott he is the creator of the video game Ultima not warcraft :) he has many tunnels and secret hidden rooms through out and under his home!
Yeah, lived for a few years there as a youngster. Then visited my grandmother there many times after. I always love hitting the Gristmill and the Schlitterbahn when in town.
My favorite things while visiting Austin...,funky shops on South Congress, vibrant food truck scene and Franklin BBQ out in the countryside. Definitely not bike riding. Drivers were a$#holes...don’t know why Austin has a good reputation for cycling.
also that house DO NOT belong to Richard Garriott, Richard Garriott's property is south of the castle. The castle is owned by National Instrument founder Jeff & his wife Gail Kodosky, NOT Richard.
Blizzard does have an office in Austin, but don't know if they've worked on WoW (headquarters is in Irvine, CA). But yeah, he confused Ultima Online with WoW.
Actually it does when you're seeing it from the ground. I'm from L.A. living in Austin 25 years now. For a much smaller city, it has landmarks and iconic spots that givs it a real sense of place and identity which is probably why it's such a popular town. Even Dallas and Houston, much bigger cities don't have the landmarks that are memorable. Tourists can name landmarks they want to see before ever seeing them. That's when a city knows it has landmarks. Just check out Austin landmarks on youtube.
Settle our burger debate. Which is best? In-N-Out, Whataburger, or P. Terrys?
Whataburger, hands down. The others are generic and uninspiring.
Side note... If I ever finish my rotary ticket and end up in Socal, you're the first person I'm hitting up
Hi Micah , im subscribed to airforce vet (
C.W. Lemoine
) (is also youtube name.
recently he started his Heli licence and already did a few solo flights in R 22,but his instructor got in an accident and was hospitalized ,so his lessons stopped .
he gets to hold the stick every now and then when flying along with friends of army and police ,and get a few minutes in ,but also very active in Digital flightCombat simulator DCS,flying helis and jets .
maybe it would be nice for a video or 2 for you guys to get together ,share some helicopter wisdom and tips ,and get extra subs from eachothers followings .
would love to see a video of 2 pilots that LOVE flying.
Whataburger is solid Texan, but the P Terry chicken burger with a mixed milkshake is pretty Austin...
Whataburger then P. Terrs then In-N-Out, in that order. But Moonies actually has the best burgers!
WHATABURGER
Loved this tour! So cool to see Austin from a helicopter’s perspective. Thank you!
Agreed. I've visited Austin countless times at ground level. But from the air, it's doubly impressive!
I live 45 mins. from Austin and go all the time. It is an interesting perspective to see it from the air!
I LOVED this tour. A small correction, though. Richard Garriott made Ultima Online, not World of Warcraft. He is also famous for being one of the first space tourists.
WOW! Austin looks so good from above.
The house at 8:03 I used to be able to see from my childhood home it looked over 360 bridge and Lake Austin
Favorite memory of Austin - 17:07 Met my wife at a club on 6th Street.
I went to Austin last week and I fell in love …
Awesome video! As a former Austinite I can say the city has changed so much since I was last there. Also Austin is referred to as "Silicon Hills " because of the heavy influence of tech such as Dell, Apple, Samsung, & Microsoft.
It’s a second Silicon Valley
I wasn't ready for this video. You hit my nostalgia hard, even had me tearing up at parts. My wife got her undergrad and masters from UT, my first job out of college was working in the UT Football stadium organizing special events, and managing the private suites and bar areas in the stadium for games during the season. I have so many happy memories in and around downtown Austin. I had forgotten how much I missed it. Austin was the first big city I lived in, and is a real oasis in Texas. We left in 2014 for my wife to pursue her PhD at The University of Kansas, and now we live in New Hampshire working for Dartmouth college... It's weird, I don't miss Texas, but I miss Austin hard. Thanks for the trip, I wasn't expecting it.
Sean, your comment made my day. I love that my video helped you connect with your former hometown. Cheers!!
Fave memory of Austin? SXSW 2014. I walked so much, saw so many bands, had a great time.
BTW: Richard Garriott did the Ultima saga, not Warcraft. Great house!
2013 took my family from Australia 🇦🇺 to Austin TX and The Circuit of America’s racetrack yo see the V8 Australian Supercar Championship and I remember the heat, the squirrel s and the Longhorns stadium
Nice video. I love to show my friends around the world where I'm from. Lake Travis is unique.
I had always heard Austin was awesome but it is even nicer than I expected. Would have loved to have seen the Tesla factory under construction. Great job and hats of to Steve and his fast helicopter.
I drive by the tesla factory every time I make my trip to college. It's fun Watching the progress.
I miss Austin. Visited there twice last year for work and it's a great place to visit! Didn't go down Sixth Street: that's on my list for the next visit. But I've been down South Congress and spent a lot of time up in The Domain, too.
God I can't wait tooke back. Four Points
I live in Austin, lived in San Diego, CA. P.Terrys is the Best, Whataburger 2nd place, In and Out. easy 3rd.
This is a great presentation of Austin thank you for sharing.
I was born in south Austin in '84 and before SxSW and ACL it was called something else- aquafest or something. There used to be free concerts at auditorium shores weekly in the summer. So many out of staters have moved to Austin- it was the fastest growing city for a few years, by a lot. Very interesting video. Thanks!
Please do Dallas next
Outstanding video,as always. Thanks for letting this viewer travel and explore without leaving home. Keep up the great work and stay safe.
Thanks for the kind words. Cheers!!
Loved the tour, lived there in the 80's
I built this City in SimCity simulation before.Austin is a great city 🤘
I live about 60 miles south of Houston. Back in the 70's my older brother and I would go to Austin and we saw some bands at the old Armadillo World Headquarters. Remember seeing Willis Alan Ramsey in some little club. IN 76 (I believe) I went to a concert called Sunday Break II. Steve Miller, Fleetwood Mac, The Band, and some others. Austin isn't the same as it was back in the 70's.
Great video of our fair City. Love it. Best Burgers are HOME COOKED...Everybody here can burn on the Grill...
Got married at Zilker Park in Austin in a gazebo in the Garden and met Willie a number of times at his Opry House and built a house on his property in Dripping Springs and went to his Fourth of July Picnics too..lucky me!
Thanks Micah for the great tour of Austin! It looks like a very nice city! 😎
Love these type of tours. Please do more. Greetings from UK 🇬🇧
Dang forgot the go to the domain could of seen the austin fc stadium
Visited from Canada....The Lone Star Roundup Hot Rod meet held in April every year at the Travis County Expo Center....and BBQ! Will be back when things open up again!
AWESOME BRO!!!!!
In-N-Out, hands down!
My favorite thing to do in Austin is go flying with Lone Star Helicopters with my Steve.
I bet Micah's life is super interesting. I should've tried harder to get my pilots license when I was young.
Thanks for the tour! My wife spoke on behalf of HB 16 in a TX House committee a couple years ago...so we recognized the Capitol building for sure! Would have love to have seen Hamilton Pool from the air...I visited there 10 years ago to see it for the first time in real life....after having a dream of it 18 years before...not realizing it was a real place until 2 months before my visit. It was that visit that led to me meeting and marrying my wife Carrie!
Enjoyed. Even though I'm in Houston, we don't get to Austin very often.
Definitely growing.
Thanks, Micah and Steven.
Correction:
@7:50 in your video. I did a lot of searching. That is definitely NOT Britannia Manor Richard Garriott. Richard Garriott actually own the property at the Colorado River bank (south) of that castle (north) of the Colorado River bank. I've actually been to Richard Garriott property before, did an Uber ride there long time ago, drove someone to The Curtain Theatre. I've never been to that castle and that castle is owned by Jeff Kodosky the founder of National Instrument, NOT Richard Garriott.
I have these glasses they're nonpolarized so they don't interfere with your displays
FYI, you flew right over Michael Dell's ranch as well. I didn't see it in the video really but you may have seen it. It would've been on the right side of Lake Austin as you're coming to Austin and has a full size football field, tennis courts, etc. It spans from the Lake all the way to 2244 (Bee Caves Rd). One of the largest parcels of land in Austin.
I've found it. AKA 6D Ranch by Commons Ford Ranch Metro Park. You can see the 6D Ranch across Colorado River/Lake Austin from Selma Hughes Park.
My city, my school, awesome to see it from the air!
I've always likes Austin but seeing it from the really expanded my appreciation.
Pls fly over Dallas at night
This was so cool. I had watched a lot of your vids flying over L.A. in the past. Love seeing LA from the air! Been there many times. But then to see you come to the city I just moved from, Austin, it’s almost surreal, what are the chances? Are you gonna start flying other cities? I think that would be awesome!
Very nice video Mary Babiec Pawtucket , Rhode Island
That was awesome, thanks for the awesome tour.
You flew past my home near Lake Travis! Such an amazing view!
Absolutely lovely area. I need to come back to see how things look from the ground. 😄
13:03 DT and frost bank , texas capital , UT
Interesting video, Micah! I have never seen Austin before. It looks awesome! I love your humor too ...party boats, party bats, party helicopter 😂 I love your LA/Southern California tours, but it is a nice change to see something else too. T'ank U 😁
This is so awesome I would love to take such ride and I live in Austin,tx
Great way to explore an unfamiliar city! Excellent tour!
Seeing Joe Rogans new pad would of been cool haha. Amazing so many billionaires are in one place though
What billionaires lmao
Love having you in Texas MM!
Great one. Going here next year to see my buddy Lee -
Starting back in 1996 we would come to Austin every year For the Texas Heatwave. One of the craziest things I've been to especially back in the early days . Lawlessness and debauchery for 4 days..
sick mansions
Gorgeous tour, thank you
Thank you Micah for another GREAT video.
Mes amis!
I'm surprised you did do a flyover The Salt Lick or Franklin's BBQ joints to see the lines around the block of folks waiting to get their BBQ fix. But yeah, Austin has really too many favorites to list, but y'all hit some of the top for sure.
Another great one Micah. Did I hear a hint of excitement about a possible relocation to Austin? ;)
There are much worse places I could move. Though for now work has me tied to LA. 🤷♂️
My favorite memory of Austin, was when it was STILL Austin... Jeez, it seems like the town completely changed in a week, sometime back in the early 2000s.
Sadly, I left in the late 90s and hadn't been back, but after seeing what it AIN'T anymore, I'm inclined to believe I haven't been missing much.
From 'Weird' to GENERIC in the blink of an eye.
Great video! My family lives right on Austin Country Club and I visit a lot!
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I never been to Austin but I have family out in Dallas Fort Worth though
Cool!
Love the tour, my favorite place in Austin is the Circuit of the Americas racetrack. You didn't fly over it, it's just east of the Bergstrom airport.
Here you go. ruclips.net/video/sO16q7PsMUc/видео.html
I flew over COTA in a separate video.
The house right after Dennis' belongs to Kendra Scott the famous jewelry maker.
Great tour of Austin!
Awesome video Micah! Culver’s burgers!
Shopping at Allens Boots on Congress. They broke out the beers in the afternoon for customers.
My guitar hero... 13:31
Dude you have the best job!
Ask Steven if I were to move to Austin... where is the best place to buy a home on the lake (preferably) where I can fly in and store a helicopter. ;-) Love this.
like south of the lake lakeway
Missed out the circuit
It got its own video. ruclips.net/video/sO16q7PsMUc/видео.html
It's a lot flatter than I remembered.
I can also verify that was Dennis Quaid's house. We sold it to him!
Should have showed him the F1 track as well as the new soccer stadium.
As someone who’s goes between LA and Austin, I’ll take those LA views and weather over anything. I know Austin’s cheaper and yadda yadda yadda but there’s a reason LA is so expensive, it’s the best (well not DTLA itself but the greater LA/Ventura County area).
I don’t think Austin is that far off, Austin is fairly expensive
Where exactly did the Joneses live in all that cluster because apparently everybody’s trying to keep up with them. Only in Texas do you have “party bats”.😆
That’s NOT Richard Garriot’s house! It belongs to one of the founders of National Instruments.
Jeff & Gail Kodosky, they bought it from Coldwater Residence LLC. Richard Garriott owns the property by the Colorado River bank south of the Kodosky's castle.
Hippie Hollow.. lol
You asked what we like to do in Austin, and for me and my family it's probably hitting up the food trucks on South 1st St. Goudoughs is a regular stop for us.
BTW, I live in San Antonio, and I'd bet that would make for an interesting tour if you can get around all the Air Force bases.
Funny thing. I used to live in San Antonio when I was a kid. I have very fond memories of the city and visiting my grandmother in New Braunfels.
im flying with you all day long lol
Richard Garriott made Ultima Online, not World of Warcraft. UO was the first huge MMO. WOW came later and displaced UO.
8:18 pennybacker bridge
it is also in your video, Joe Rogan's house is right by Sandra Bullock's Lake Austin's house.
Just fyi the castle home is owned by Richard Garriott he is the creator of the video game Ultima not warcraft :) he has many tunnels and secret hidden rooms through out and under his home!
Micah you’re from New Braunfels?? That’s awesome dude what part
Yeah, lived for a few years there as a youngster. Then visited my grandmother there many times after. I always love hitting the Gristmill and the Schlitterbahn when in town.
7:52 richard garriott estate
My favorite things while visiting Austin...,funky shops on South Congress, vibrant food truck scene and Franklin BBQ out in the countryside. Definitely not bike riding. Drivers were a$#holes...don’t know why Austin has a good reputation for cycling.
No major game developer in Austin worked on Warcraft. Richard Garriott made Ultima.
also that house DO NOT belong to Richard Garriott, Richard Garriott's property is south of the castle. The castle is owned by National Instrument founder Jeff & his wife Gail Kodosky, NOT Richard.
Blizzard does have an office in Austin, but don't know if they've worked on WoW (headquarters is in Irvine, CA). But yeah, he confused Ultima Online with WoW.
Question, never been to Austin, but heard that there is a place called China Town, if so would love to see . So is it there?
Aw man, you guys didn’t tour the Domain which is Austin’s 2nd downtown
Do Dallas
dallas, fortworth el paso next?
My sister lives in austin tx
Austin doesn’t have a lot of defining landmarks surprisingly
Actually it does when you're seeing it from the ground. I'm from L.A. living in Austin 25 years now. For a much smaller city, it has landmarks and iconic spots that givs it a real sense of place and identity which is probably why it's such a popular town. Even Dallas and Houston, much bigger cities don't have the landmarks that are memorable. Tourists can name landmarks they want to see before ever seeing them. That's when a city knows it has landmarks. Just check out Austin landmarks on youtube.
@@richardcogbill6791 no it doesn't
How tall is Steve? When he has the controls it seems like his knees are bent at a 90. Curious how he’s on the pedals lol
Cool! What brought you to the Austin area? I’m just a stone throw away in San Antonio.
Who are the 4 people who disliked this video? What is there not to like? Who hurt you?
Lived here all my life.how do i get thos ride??
i always flying in a helicoper so so bad
How long does it take to build that Warcraft Manor, It looks basically same it did on 2018. No grass, no asphalt and looks like a trash can.