To Do in Dallas Area
Oct 29th, 2002, 09:35 AM
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Dear AAAHHHH-I've done the research, lived in the area, read the books. Believe me! I'm returning there and think I've run out of things to do. I thought someone might know something new or some place I had not come across. So, keep your opinions to yourself unless you know the entire story and want to be helpful!
Oct 29th, 2002, 10:16 AM
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Let's see now, AAAHHHHHHH, you bothered to log onto a question that said, "To Do in Dallas Area" and now you are upset that people want to talk about what to do in Dallas.
How dumb are you to have logged onto this question then? What did you think it was about? Hotels in Bali maybe?
How dumb are you to have logged onto this question then? What did you think it was about? Hotels in Bali maybe?
Oct 29th, 2002, 11:37 AM
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Beth, try
. hang out in the West Village and people-watch
. go to the Bath House Cultural center at White Rock Lake for a play or a tour of their gallery
. go to downtown Plano if you like to look at shops
. check out the enclosed building at the Farmers Market for Mexican handicrafts and furniture
. go to downtown Carrollton. There are a lot of old buildings and some unique shops
. the area around Harry Hines and Royal has a lot of shops in those corrugated metal buildings, mostly offbrand, discount... also see a lot of Korean shops in the neighborhood...
. etc, etc, etc...
. hang out in the West Village and people-watch
. go to the Bath House Cultural center at White Rock Lake for a play or a tour of their gallery
. go to downtown Plano if you like to look at shops
. check out the enclosed building at the Farmers Market for Mexican handicrafts and furniture
. go to downtown Carrollton. There are a lot of old buildings and some unique shops
. the area around Harry Hines and Royal has a lot of shops in those corrugated metal buildings, mostly offbrand, discount... also see a lot of Korean shops in the neighborhood...
. etc, etc, etc...
Oct 29th, 2002, 12:24 PM
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Hi Beth,
I live in the Dallas area and just recently went to Caddo Lake for a weekend (about a 3 1/2 hour drive). Caddo Lake is the only natural lake in TX and has lots of cypress trees, wildlife and even a few alligators. Great outback tours or steamboat tours. Relaxing, beautiful and peaceful.
If you need more info let me know.
I live in the Dallas area and just recently went to Caddo Lake for a weekend (about a 3 1/2 hour drive). Caddo Lake is the only natural lake in TX and has lots of cypress trees, wildlife and even a few alligators. Great outback tours or steamboat tours. Relaxing, beautiful and peaceful.
If you need more info let me know.
