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Saturday, 9 July 2011
Probably The Best Place To Purchase Camp Beds Cheaply
There are various camp bed choices and a camping air mattress is not just the only one.The term camp beds includes many varieties of beds, everything from mats and foam, to hammocks and sleeping bags.When in search of camp beds, size ,type and price depend on personal choice.
Hammocks are an interesting choice and though are [...]
Hammocks are an interesting choice and though are [...]
Parktips March 2011
It's not only visitors who think bikes are a practical, enjoyable way to
traverse parks. Park staff use bikes on the job. Fat-tired bikes, for example, can
cross the snowy winter landscapes of Alaska with surprising speed and
agility.
traverse parks. Park staff use bikes on the job. Fat-tired bikes, for example, can
cross the snowy winter landscapes of Alaska with surprising speed and
agility.
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National Parks of the Outer Banks
This week, the National Park Getaway series of travel articles features a
trio of parks in North Carolina's Outer banks. There, travelers can enjoy Fort
Raleigh National Historic Site, Cape Hatteras National Seashore, and Wright Brothers
National Memorial in the busy summer season and at every other time of
year.
trio of parks in North Carolina's Outer banks. There, travelers can enjoy Fort
Raleigh National Historic Site, Cape Hatteras National Seashore, and Wright Brothers
National Memorial in the busy summer season and at every other time of
year.
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Friday, 8 July 2011
Top five bars to get a (great) drink in Telluride, Colorado
Filed under: Biking, Climbing, Arts and Culture, Hiking, History, Paddling, Skiing, Festivals and Events, Food and Drink, North America, United States, Camping, Nightlife, Luxury Travel
To borrow a phrase, Telluride (and I mean this in the best possible way) is a little drinking town with a big ski problem. I've lived there off and on since 2005, and recently returned for a visit for the first time in two years.Telluride--a former mining town--has never had a shortage of places to imbibe, but getting a well-made cocktail for under ten bucks is another story. Fortunately, there are a few old standbys as well as some new blood in town that hit just the right mix of ambiance, quality, and price.
Bonus: With just one exception, they're all frequented by locals, so you can escape the tourist scene and get a true taste of Telluride. Just don't wear a spanking new cowboy hat or boots, heels, or a starched button-down. This town is strictly casual, year round.
And a word of warning: You'll feel the effects of alcohol more at altitude (Telluride is at 8,725 feet). Go easy, drink tons of water, and remember that one drink has the cumulative effect of two at this height. Don't say you weren't warned.
1. La Marmotte
Located one block east of the gondola, unassumingly nestled against the base of the mountain, this adorable, cozy, convivial restaurant is a dying breed: the classic French Alpine restaurant. Actually, it's the historic Ice House, one of the oldest buildings in town, but inside, it's dark, romantic, and surprisingly lively.
For over 20 years, "The Marmot" has featured well-rendered French country classics such as Coq au Vin and French Onion Soup, along with more contemporary versions. The 3-course, $35 prix fixe is the best deal in town, but if it's just a drink you're looking for, you also can't go wrong. Take a seat on a stool at the tiny front bar, and have the friendly bartender (no ski town attitude here) pour you a glass off the thoughtful wine list, or whip you up a cocktail, such as the house-infused beet martini (trust me).
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A hydration basic: Which water bottles are the best
Summer is here, and that means we'll all be spending a little more time out in the yard, at the beach or pretty much anywhere else in the hot sun. All this extra time outdoors means hydration is more important than usual. While some still turn to bottled water to cool down quickly and conveniently, more and more people are quenching their thirst with water they're toting in reusable bottles. Don't have a bottle? Luckily, we've found the best-reviewed reusable water bottles, and a few brands stand out.
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