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All roads lead to Colesberg...

From South Africa Explored, 2 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

The Charm of Colesberg Colesberg lies along that section of the N1 highway that belongs to typical little Northern Cape towns like Hanover, Bethulie, Springfontein, De Aar and Trompsburg. It's the part of the highway where I begin to nod off if not driving, and to daydream if I am. It's the section of the N1 that tends to pass in a blur, somewhere en route to the halfway mark of the central Karoo and Beaufort West. But Colesbergers think their town worthy of a stop. Their tourist... Read more

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Boston, Massachusetts - Galleria Umberto

From Destinations Perfected, 4 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

HAPPY FIRST BIRTHDAY TO DESTINATIONS PERFECTED!!!!Today marks one year that I have been eating, sleeping, shopping and gallivanting around the world and reporting it all back to you! Thanks to all of my faithful followers who both read and use my travel advice. As a special treat, I am going to reveal, what I believe to be, my most coveted food secret in Boston: Galleria Umberto (289 Hanover Street in Boston's North End). I hesitated to share this special place, as the line to reach the... Read more

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Discovering (New) Pennsylvania Dutch Cuisine

From Gadling, 6 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Filed under: Food and Drink, North America, United States The winding road to Hanover, Pennsylvania passes the kind of pastoral beauty reserved for bad hotel paintings: bulbous barns, red chipped paint clinging to the exterior, sit rustically unloved in the middle of pasture, as a sunburst of fall foliage illuminates the background. Billboards announce an upcoming convention dedicated to scrapbooking. In town, old ladies hold up signs at intersections that read "Pray to end abortion!" The town... Read more

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New York City hotels that can transport you to Europe

From Oyster Blog, 6 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Gilded moldings and rococo-esque ceiling paintings are just a start. These hotels are so Europe-esque you may forget you’re still in America. The Pierre Completed in 1930, The Pierre was built with a Neo-Georgian exterior (an American and English architecture inspired by the 17th century Georgian style of the first four British monarchs of Hanover). The upmost floors’ exterior, however, was modeled after the Royal Chapel at Versailles with Corinthian pilasters, arch-headed windows,... Read more

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New York City hotels that can transport you to Europe

From Oyster Locals, 6 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Gilded moldings and rococo-esque ceiling paintings are just a start. These hotels are so Europe-esque you may forget you’re still in America. The Pierre Completed in 1930, The Pierre was built with a Neo-Georgian exterior (an American and English architecture inspired by the 17th century Georgian style of the first four British monarchs of Hanover). The upmost floors’ exterior, however, was modeled after the Royal Chapel at Versailles with Corinthian pilasters, arch-headed windows,... Read more

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North Central Kansas Roadtrip

From Uptake Vacation Blogs, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

North central Kansas?seamlessly?combines history, natural beauty and Midwest charm. ?From its pioneer roots to its quirky appeal, a roadtrip through north central Kansas will inspire you. ?My family spent a long weekend exploring the area at the end of last summer, these are a few of the highlights. Hollenberg Pony Express Station The Hollenberg Pony Express Station still stands on the Kansas prairie near Hanover Kansas. ?Hollenberg Station served as a dry goods store for pioneers traveling... Read more

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Who Says You Can't Go Home'

From Go Girl Magazine, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Food with my childhood friend, Liz, in Baltimore. Sometimes it's who you're with that really makes a place "home"... I’m driving from my mom’s house in Hanover, NH to my alma mater, Wellesley College, in Massachusetts after a pretty intense Thanksgiving road trip. The descent to North Carolina begins…again. On the radio– Bon Jovi’s ?Who Says You Can’t Go Home'. Wish I could say I had a moment driving in that car and listening to a song that... Read more

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The Sweetest Thing / NEWS HUNGRY

From Hg2Blog, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles

Opening on 29th March is Pollen Street Social, the first solo venture from former Maze chef Jason Atherton. As the name suggests, the restaurant will be found on Mayfair’s plush Pollen Street near to Hanover Square; it is here that the culinary whizz will present his sophisticated fare in surprisingly unstuffy surroundings. The ? la carte menu will be divided into four sections, hot, cold, meat and fish, while a three-course lunch menu, five-course tasting menu and vegetarian menu will... Read more

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