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tom watson
04/01/11
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lhsu
04/15/11
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wiltimprice
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stevenlane
03/20/11
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ginorod
04/01/11
City: Paterson, NJ
In a neighborhood on the Clifton/Paterson border, the Sahara is a humble Turkish cafe that serves authentic food that is not Americanized in any way. It does not look like much from the outside and...
City: Northampton, MA
A few local microbrews and Lobster Mac 'n cheese outside on a late summer eve was a pure delight followed by some bread pudding.
The Hotel Northhampton is a piece of history and a pure deli...
City: Dayton, OH
Great Steaks
Bodacious Stewed Tomatoes
Lifelong Memories Created Here!
City: Reno, NV
I love Reno. It is a bargain and to wake up with the Sierras out your window is a beautiful experience.
Of the many times, I have stayed here, I more often than not can be found at Sterling'...
City: White Sulphur Springs, WV
There are the obvious high points for visiting the Greenbriar:
You don't lift a finger.
You eat like a king.
The energy of the place is sublime. Relaxing. Transcendent.
But now f...
City: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
During Fall Break, my wife and I took off to Cabo and stayed for a week at the RIU Palace.
The all inclusive resort was a beautiful property and 4 of the 5 restaurants were outstanding. Drinks ...
City: Santa Barbara, CA
We stayed here for 5 days while visiting my stepdaughter who lives in Goleta. The rooms are decent sized and quiet. Since it is a two room suite, you can close the bedroom door and the living room ...
City: Essington, PA
Staying by the airport for 3 days while I did some biz was sweetened by this old school new look establishment. I rarely eat a big breakfast at home but on the road I indulge and this was the place...
City: Waltham, MA
After a long day in the Boston Area, I stopped in after walking from my hotel & had a mojito and then settled into a "coconut haddock with a freshly squeezed orange rum cream sauce" c...
City: Culloden, Great Britain (UK)
No visit to Scotland is complete without visiting Culloden. I was fortunate enough to turn around at the site of the British lines and face the site of the Clansmen, only to find a rainbow over th...
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tgw318
03/12/11
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coolcole
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jettster
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nlehrman
04/01/11
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Paul Geller
03/21/11
