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Austin,
Texas
On the edges of the Texas Hill
Country and along the Colorado River,
unconventional and slightly offbeat Austin was
once a lone settlement on the Mexican
frontier. Today it boasts an educated,
diverse population, outstanding cultural
amenities, a healthy downtown, very good medical
facilities and lifelong learning opportunities
at the flagship campus of the University of
Texas. Retirees seeking Texas hospitality
and a lush locale will want to take a peek at
this appealing city.
Tyler,
Texas (Reader Requested Profile)
Known as the "Rose Capital of
America," Tyler is fragrant and
affordable. Is it a place to consider for
retirement?
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