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Finally got them downloaded.Most were shot "Quick & Dirty".View attachment 51088View attachment 51089View attachment 51090View attachment 51091View attachment 51092View attachment 51093View attachment 51094
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Pictures From My Cross Country Trip.
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MORE - the CORN palace,in Mitchell,SD - my Parents were here in the early '50's.
The Surf Ballroom,in Clear Lake,Iowa,were Buddy Holly did his last show,& along the highway
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The Surf Ballroom,in Clear Lake,Iowa,were Buddy Holly did his last show,& along the highway
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And FINALLY - from my hotel in Salem,just outside of Roanoke,
& a few taken from the lookout on Roanoke MTN,just above downtown.
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& a few taken from the lookout on Roanoke MTN,just above downtown.
That star's 100 feet tall.View attachment 51101View attachment 51102View attachment 51103View attachment 51104
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Doug - thanks for the photos!
As you drove coast to coast, did you notice that most of the motel/hotel breakfasts were exactly the same no matter what state you were in, or what motel franchise? Same pastries, same powdered eggs, mystery sausage, waffle machine, cereal selection, and drinks?
That's one thing I remember about my own coast to coast back in 2013.
Tom M.
As you drove coast to coast, did you notice that most of the motel/hotel breakfasts were exactly the same no matter what state you were in, or what motel franchise? Same pastries, same powdered eggs, mystery sausage, waffle machine, cereal selection, and drinks?
That's one thing I remember about my own coast to coast back in 2013.
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Ditto. :joyous:
I hate most of the toasters. Often they don't work well and some manage to toss your bagel on the floor. The best type is the conveyor type but they are probable cost more to run as the heater is on all the time.
Several hotels I have stayed at in Germany have a cook standing by to cook your eggs. Not a high end hotel either.
David
Several hotels I have stayed at in Germany have a cook standing by to cook your eggs. Not a high end hotel either.
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because of course they are the same. Basically one supplier dominates the industry - off the top of my head it might be CARA foods but I don't remember
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After I'd "experienced" about a dozen of those pre-packaged "hot" breakfasts, I started seeking out Cracker Barrel. Memories, memories.
My blood pressure is going up just by looking at that photo. Eggs, grits, hash browns, biscuits, gravy, pork chop, stewed apples, black coffee ... swoon.
My blood pressure is going up just by looking at that photo. Eggs, grits, hash browns, biscuits, gravy, pork chop, stewed apples, black coffee ... swoon.
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Ahhh, traveling breakfasts. I recently hit upon two Embassy Suites locations. They both had a complimentary cocktail hour, and one of the finest breakfasts I have had while traveling. Don't know if this is their industry norm, but the breakfast is great; and free. Complete with an "Egg Chef" who will make whatever you desire.
And as far as Cracker Barrel, I have a map of their locations in my center console. I am addicted to their Man in the Boat breakfast.
And as far as Cracker Barrel, I have a map of their locations in my center console. I am addicted to their Man in the Boat breakfast.
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I stayed at a Country Inn a few weeks ago and they had an electric waffle iron that you could use to make a fresh waffle in 2 1/2 minutes.
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