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When the sun is shining over the city - and sometimes, even when it's not - you can find more... (via Regent Property Group)

This video of "stuntman Eric Summers" jumping from the back of a pickup truck and into Ladybird Lake is stunning, if not queasy beyond all get-out and possibly life-threatening to boot.

"I'm going to go smoke a bowl," says the noticeably shook Summers after the daring leap.

Along the shores of Lady Bird Lake, Austinites usually can find a variety of sensory treats: trees, dogs, joggers, hippies;...

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The hike and bike trail at Lady Bird Lake is certainly a favorite among green space offerings in Austin, and...

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Officials will present solutions to restore the lake's banks.

40 Mile charity run at Lady Bird Lake. All proceeds will benefit life-saving research of Brain Aneurysm Disease.

Runners and Walkers are welcome. Relay teams can consist of 1 to 10 members. The Relay will be a team effort for a total of 40 miles.

You can walk or run 20 miles with a 2 member team, 10 miles with a 4 member team, 5 miles with an 8 member team, etc.

Entry Fee is $100 per team, plus $400 in pledge donations per team.

Lady Bird Lake hike and bike trail section closes April 19 - 29.

One of the best spots in Austin to view the change of season is around Lady Bird Lake because there are a number of deciduous trees around it.

On Thursday, October 11th, the citizens of Austin were out in full force attempting to convince our City Council to do the right thing--- to rebuild our animal shelter on the shores of Town Lake (now Lady Bird Lake).  Regrettably, the Council made the wrong decision; they decided, by a 6-1 vote, to relocate Austin's animal shelter to a difficult-to-find, out-of-sight, out-of-mind site near the intersection of Airport Boulevard and East 7th Street.

But not all was lost!&am...