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The oldest restaurant in Key West, established in 1909, is a no-nonsense eatery for down-home Southern food. Breakfasts feature omelets, home fries, bacon, and grits, while lunches offer blackened fish sandwiches and homemade c... more
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No other spot in the village has quite the Swiss-chalet flavor of this long-standing hostelry, which has a prize location only 50 yards from the ski resort tram. Four stories tall, with a pitched roof and flower boxes on... more
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If you came to Wyoming to ski, not to lie in the lap of luxury, get yourself a room at Hostel X and hit the slopes. Owned and operated by the Wilson family since 1967 and called "the soul of Jackson Hole," it's a great b... more
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The food is great, but the atmosphere a bit fussy for Key West. If you don't have a reservation in season, don't even bother. Still, if you don't mind paying high prices for dishes that go for much less elsewhere, try th... more
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Alonzo's offers good seafood in a casual setting. It's located on the ground floor of the A&B Lobster House, at the end of Front Street in the marina; if you want to dress up, go upstairs for the "fine dining." To... more
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The setting is simple, but the food is extraordinary at Nani's, where you are handed two menus: a "Carta Classico" featuring pasta favorites such as amitriciana (tomato, onion, guanciale, and freshly ground black pepper)... more
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Slightly more than an hour's drive north of Jackson, just east of the Moran Junction, is the Heart 6, a fistful of fun for families. The Heart 6 isn't the fanciest of the guest ranches in and around Jackson Hole, but it'... more
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Real Travelers who've been here
Kvans said
… was the Pearl Street Bagel shop where we were able to get great mocha drinks and a wonderful bagel with tomato… continue reading »
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Real Travelers who've been here
Momma said
…'s for breakfast-no good pastries here but the breakfast was decent. The Bunnery is still tops! Sustenance just… continue reading »
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Yellowstone National Park Travel Experiences
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Yellowstone NP
Every National Park refers to the Yellowstone fire of 1988 when warning you of the forest that you are eventually going to burn down... Continue reading »
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Lower Falls and the Sheepeater Cliffs
Today we drove north to Tower Junction, west to Mammoth Hot Springs, down to Norris Geyser Basin and back to Yellowstone Lake. It w... Continue reading »
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The big drive east - Yellowstone etc.
Man, this is a big country. We clocked over 2000 miles in four days on the trip from Seattle to Minneapolis. That basically m... Continue reading »
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Yellowstone National Park
This morning we drove into Yellowstone. It was a beautiful drive – crossed the Continental Divide (7988 ft.). We arrived at the Fishing... Continue reading »
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Day 28 - Yellowstone NP
Today I left Butte (which is pronounced Bewt, not Butt – which I prefer!) and headed south east to Yellowstone NP. The scenery was sligh... Continue reading »
