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Short Stays, Long Histories
Some historic Colorado Hotels Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Brown Palace Hotel, Colorado, Denver, Estes Park, history, hotels, Rocky Mountains, Stanley Hotel, travel, YMCA, YMCA of the Rockies
4 Comments
Gone fishin’. And hiking, biking and horseback riding in Rocky Mountain National Park
High up in the Rockies Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Colorado, fishing, hiking', horseback riding, horses, mountains, national parks, outdoors, Rocky Mountain National Park, Rocky Mountains, travel
9 Comments
On Saturday Night, Chihuly is Lit Up
Chihuly Nights at the New York Botanical Garden Continue reading
Posted in Art, Uncategorized
Tagged art, blown glass, Bronx, Chihuly, Chihuly Nights, museums, New York, New York Botanical Garden, sculpture
6 Comments
Red Rocks: Where the Venue Itself in the Show
The Beatles played here on their first American tour in 1964. Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged 1964 Tribute, Beatles, Colorado, Denver, music, music venues, Red Rocks, Red Rocks Amphitheatre
4 Comments
Dogs Love Baseball
or maybe it’s just the hot dogs Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Tagged baseball, dogs, Palisades Credit Union Park, pets, Rockland Boulders, Skylands Park, sports, stadiums, Sussex County Miners
10 Comments
Nashville’s Legacy
The clothes they wore, the strings they plucked Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged country music, guitars, Hatch Show Prints, history, jukeboxes, music, Nashville, travel
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Six Reasons Why Nashville is the Music City
From the honky tonks to the Opry Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged country music, Grand Ole Opry, guitars, Honky Tonks, Johnny Cash, Nashville, records, Ryman Auditorium, travel
9 Comments
A Season of Ballpark Food
From filet mignon at Citi Field to pork roll in Trenton with a stop in Rockland for teriyaki. Continue reading
Trump’s Little Whorehouse on the Prairie
Grandpa Trump: Immigrant, Entrepreneur, Brothel-Keeper Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged 19th century, Bennett, gold rush, history, immigrants, Klondike, politics, prostitution, Trump, Yukon
16 Comments