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There's a handful of retro Pizza Hut Classic restaurants across the United States. You probably remember the checkered tablecloths and red cups, right? Do you remember the red roof? The red and white checkered tablecloths? The hanging Tiffany lamps? And my favorite - the red cups. We found a Pizza Hut Classic restaurant about an …

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My favorite way to explore a new destination is through the belly of the city. Literally. Asheville, North Carolina did not disappoint with their locally owned and operated Eating Asheville Food Tour. Read on to see all the great dishes and get a discount code for your next tour. Disclosure: Eating Asheville Food Tours does …

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How to be prepared and what to expect on an adventurous afternoon whitewater rafting in Montana in Alberton Gorge. Disclosure: We were hosted by Destination Missoula for the duration of our trip where we were comped our lodging, meals, and activities. However, all opinions are my own and were not influenced by anyone else. The …

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EDITOR'S NOTE (1/17/2020): It appears that the Blue Box Cafe has closed and will reopen in 2023. The following text appears on the front page of the Tiffany.com website: (or feel free to keep reading to get to the original post) The Blue Box Cafe™ Reopens in 2021 Reservations are no longer available at The …

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Do you know about the Twinings Disney Tea Experience? It's a fun tea tasting event with sandwiches and scones at the Rose and Crown Pub. I am so excited to tell you about the Disney Tea Experience at EPCOT in the United Kingdom’s Rose and Crown Pub. I booked a reservation for myself as I …

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An affordable beachfront resort on the white sand in the Gulf of Mexico. The beautiful Alden Suites at St. Pete Beach, Florida. I recently spent an amazing fun filled weekend at Alden Suites St. Pete Beach. Located west of St. Petersburg, Florida, St. Pete Beach is situated on a barrier island and is less than …

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Visit Branson: What to do, where to eat, where to stay in the Ozark Mountains region in Missouri. There is something for everyone. What to see: Clay Cooper and his ensemble of singers, dancers, and comedians is a must see show. I don’t think I have laughed that hard in a really long time. For …

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The Keeter Center at College of the Ozarks is a unique experience for lunch or dinner. The meals are prepared and served by students. A few years ago I took my first trip to Branson, Missouri for my in-laws 50th Wedding Anniversary. I was looking for a restaurant that was somewhat fancy but wasn’t too …

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The Hughes Brothers Theater is home to the Hughes Music Show. I consider this show to be a must see in Branson, and here's why. The World's Largest Performing Family The Hughes family has the distinction of being the world’s largest performing family. They (the Hughes brothers) have been performing together over 30 years and …

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The highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains is Clingmans Dome, a mountain that stands at 6,643 feet (2.025 meters). Its location is seven miles west of Newfound Gap in the city of Bryson City, North Carolina. In 1959, a 54-foot tall observation tower was opened with a spiral walkway leading up to a 360-degree …

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There is a six block area in downtown Birmingham, Alabama that is known as the Birmingham Civil Rights District. Much of the significant events that unfolded during Birmingham’s Civil Rights Movement happened within these six blocks and there is a lot to learn and explore over the course of an afternoon. First I visited the …

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Last month I had an amazing opportunity to travel to Kansas and learn about farming, something foreign to this city girl. The Kansas Farm Bureau and Kansas Soybean Commission flew 8 bloggers to Kansas City, Missouri where our #FarmFoodTour began. We boarded a mini luxury bus, along with our two hosts, a local Kansas farmer, …

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I had Breakfast at Tiffany's - The Blue Box Cafe in New York City. When the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” was released in 1961, millions of people have dreamed about actually having breakfast at the iconic Fifth Avenue store in New York City. Now, 56 years later, that dream can now be a reality. Last …

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New York City is a foodie’s playground. There are over 24,000 places to eat in the city, and one of the newest trends is the explosion of food halls. In the summer of 2010, chef Todd English designed and opened The Plaza Food Hall in the basement of the super famous Plaza Hotel in midtown …

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I have to admit- having Walt Disney World in my backyard is not a terrible thing. Though we Orlandoans constantly tell outsiders that our city is more than just theme parks, Disney is a huge dot on our culinary map. There are a lot of incredible restaurants throughout the resort, including Victoria and Alberts at …

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Did you know there is a waterpark that is open year round in Sandusky, Northern Ohio? Did you know it snows in Ohio? So how can one go to a waterpark in the middle of February during a blinding blizzard? Well, there is an indoor waterpark at the Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio. Yes, that  …

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