Kel

Visited recently and walked the new boardwalk…this place is full of ghosts, but good things are happening and will continue to. I hope to maybe be a prt of it all one day. Gotta love Bruce too.

No place like it in the world. Can’t wait to get back.

I’ve was in Scottsdale & Sedona in 2004 and Tuscon a long time ago. I love what I’ve seen of AZ and would enjoy spending more time exploring the state.

I believe Freya Stark is buried here…I have bought a biography of her life and plan to read it before I begin my travels next year.

I have fond memories of my long weekend at this quaint town along the Murray River. We crossed the bridge into NSW but stayed on the Victoria side, window shopping and relaxing in the pool. We took the evening paddle boat dinner cruise with the pensioners. Everyone was so friendly…the moon was full and the air crisp. Some places stay with you forever. I can recall this place with detail and often do.

When I left Sin City the first time my ears were ringing…the sound of the slots would not go away. I had mixed feelings at first, but have come to love Vegas…from a distance. I’ve been twice, and kinda think I’ll make it back a few more times, but only for a long weekend every few years. OR, I might elope there one day.

I’ve spent two long weekends in NOLA and surrounding area. Everyone has to walk B street just once, but there is so much more to see. Great architecture, food, music…a must visit.

I went to college here for four years, plus seven more years living in the city since then. “Smalltimore” as we like to call it, simply grows on you…it is a great big small town, with wonderful neighborhoods. When you visit, make sure to see other parts of town besides the Inner Harbor…there is so much more.

My mother studied here during college and I’d really like to visit where she stayed during her time abroad.