Best in the U.S.
Feb 10th, 2003, 04:30 PM
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Sorry if this has been done ad nauseam, but I'm curious what you think are the best destinations to grab a great meal. Here are my top five: (not in order of preference)
San Francisco
New Orleans
Chicago
Memphis (for bbq)
Baltimore (for crab)
Seattle (tied for fifth)
I've never spent enough time in NY to make a judgement.
San Francisco
New Orleans
Chicago
Memphis (for bbq)
Baltimore (for crab)
Seattle (tied for fifth)
I've never spent enough time in NY to make a judgement.
Feb 10th, 2003, 10:32 PM
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My Motorhome on the Beartooth Hwy, WY
My Motorhome on the Icefields Hwy, Alberta, Canada
My Motorhome in the Devil's Campground in Arches National Park, Utah
My Motorhome at a turn out at the Grand Canyon National Park with a view of the Canyon
My Motorhome on the Potash Road outside of Moab, Utah with a view of the canyons and the Colorado River.
My Motorhome with a view of White Dome Geyser in Yellowstone National Park
Utahtea
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My Motorhome on the Icefields Hwy, Alberta, Canada
My Motorhome in the Devil's Campground in Arches National Park, Utah
My Motorhome at a turn out at the Grand Canyon National Park with a view of the Canyon
My Motorhome on the Potash Road outside of Moab, Utah with a view of the canyons and the Colorado River.
My Motorhome with a view of White Dome Geyser in Yellowstone National Park
Utahtea
And they say all the silly posters have left
Feb 11th, 2003, 03:36 AM
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I'm with Utahtea on this one:
1. Any National Park in the Rocky Mountain States - who cares what the food tastes like!
2. Dinner at Bear Lodge in Burgess Junction, WY
3. Breakfast at the Hungry Bear in Woodland Park, CO
4. Donuts at the visitor's center atop Pike's Peak, CO
5. Trout Almondine at Canyon Lodge in Yellowstone
6. Pop-tarts and milk in my truck, watching for moose (any swampy willow thicket in CO, WY or MT will do)
Dave
1. Any National Park in the Rocky Mountain States - who cares what the food tastes like!
2. Dinner at Bear Lodge in Burgess Junction, WY
3. Breakfast at the Hungry Bear in Woodland Park, CO
4. Donuts at the visitor's center atop Pike's Peak, CO
5. Trout Almondine at Canyon Lodge in Yellowstone
6. Pop-tarts and milk in my truck, watching for moose (any swampy willow thicket in CO, WY or MT will do)
Dave
Feb 11th, 2003, 08:01 AM
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Slugging down a mocha cappucino brain freeze drink (with the little chocolate-covered coffee beans mixed in) at a table outside Malaprop's Bookstore on Haywood Street, Asheville, NC -- especially at the end of a warm day, when Haywood Street is in shadow, but the Basilica of St. Lawrence down at the end is aglow in the orange light of the sunset. The statues and belltowers of the basilica cast long shadows, and people walking their dogs gather by that metal sculpture of three window shopping ladies in front of the bookstore to chat...
A definite best in the US.
A definite best in the US.
