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- Experience Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, New Mexico May 29, 2019
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- Tinkertown Museum in Albuquerque, New Mexico May 15, 2019
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Village Market and Deli, Tannersville
Hungry from hiking nearby Hunter Mountain, we required sustenance if there was going to be any more activity in the day. Lucky for us, just down the road was the Village Market and Deli [6234 Main St, Tannersville, NY 12485] … Continue reading
Posted in Catskills
Tagged Catskills, chicken cutlet, hike, hunter mountain, kaaterskill falls, nature, sandwich, tannersville, trail, turkey, Village Market and Deli
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Five Rivers, Delmar Hike
Every spring I have to swing by Five Rivers Environmental Education Center [56 Game Farm Rd, Delmar, NY 12054] to see all of the chicks and listen to the frogs. It’s one of my favorite close to home gems (just … Continue reading
Posted in Delmar
Tagged angry beavers, beaver, beaver fever, bird watching, birding, bunny, cardinal, chicks, deer, delmar, eastern bluebird, field, five rivers, five rivers educational and environmental center, frog, goose, hike, jay, john burroughs, junco, king fisher, lake, marsh, nature, pond, rabbit, spring, tadpole, trails, turkey, turtle, waterfowl, waxwing, wetland
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Rock Hill Bakehouse, Glens Falls
What could be better than a good slice of bread? Two good slices of bread with yummy fixins smushed betwixt them. Rock Hill Bakehouse [19 Exchange St, Glens Falls, NY 12801] is beloved for its bread, loaf or sandwich. We … Continue reading
Posted in Adirondacks
Tagged bakery, bread, cinnamon raisin, cookie, curried mayo, fresh flower, glens falls, granny smith, lunch, mozz, oatmeal cookie, pesto, rock hill bakehouse, sandwich, semolina, turkey
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Park Side Eatery, Saratoga Eats
Jewish delis are a staple back home in Westchester serving up solid soups and sandwiches, a real comfort meal. We don’t have a whole bunch of them upstate, so they’re one of the places I make a point to visit … Continue reading
Posted in Saratoga Springs
Tagged antique, bacon, bakery, chili, coleslaw, congress park, corned beef, corned beef and cabbage, deli, donut, doughnut, jewish deli, local, made in house, maple, matzo ball, pastrami, pickle, reuben, rockhill bakehouse, rye bread, sandwich, saratoga, saratoga springs, soup, turkey, upstate, westchester
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Vischer Ferry General Store, Rexford Eats
I know there weren’t too many freezing cold or snowy days this winter. I am happy for that fact. We did have a handful of days where it felt good to cozy up with a cup of hot cocoa, and … Continue reading
Posted in Clifton Park
Tagged banana bread, bird, cat, clifton park, cocoa, cozy, dutch drinking chocolate, eat local, fox, general store, gift, hedgehog, hipster, home goods, hot cocoa, local, lunch, marshmallow, meringue, panini, rexford, shop, shop local, shopping, turkey, turkey sandwich, visher ferry, visher ferry general store, woodsy
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Elm Street Market, Bennington Eats
Almost every neighborhood has a market along with their police station, library, and school. The market is usually just a staple for the townies, not a draw for visitors. The Elm Street Market [251 Elm St, Bennington, VT 05201] takes … Continue reading
Posted in Vermont
Tagged bennington, carmalized onion, elm street market, esm, honey horseradish, horseradish, lunch, maple, market, mountain, pretzel bun, roast beef, sandwich, turkey, vermont
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The Robins Nest, Salt Lake City
I’m really fascinated by Salt Lake City. I was in town for such a short time it was hard to get a grasp on the deeper feel of it all, but I liked what I saw. You can’t drive around … Continue reading
Posted in Salt Lake City, Utah
Tagged avocado, bacon, blt, cake, capitol, chocolate, chocolate cake, ciabatta, cozy, dessert, eat me, feed, home, lunch, mormon, mormon headquarters, mountain, nest, orzo, orzo salad, rebel, robin, robins nest, salt lake city, sandwich, slc, state capitol, tea, the madam, the robins nest, travel, turkey, unsweetened, yum
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How to spend a day in Zion National Park
This November I went on an absurd road trip starting in Las Vegas, all the way around Utah, through Arizona and ending at the Grand Canyon. It was exhausting, it was glorious, and it was everything in between. Our first … Continue reading
Posted in Utah
Tagged aioli, angels landing, arizona, autumn, big horned sheep, breakfast, bunk beds, california condor, checkerboard mesa, condor, cowboy cabin, cricket, deep creek coffee, deep creek coffee co, dessert, eat me, emerald pools, emerald pools trail, fall, feed, fresh juice, grand canyon, hike, jerusalem cricket, juice, Kings Canyon, las vegas, lunch, meatloaf, mount carmel, national park, nature, panacotta, river, riverside walk, rocky mountain red trout, sandwich, scenic drive, scone, sin city, spotted dog cafe, springdale, switchback, the narrows, time zone, trails, travel, trout, turkey, turkey sandwich, utah, virgin river, waterfall, weeping rock, wild game meatloaf, wildlife, yosemite, yum, zion, zion national park, zion ponderosa ranch
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Catskills Eats: Last Chance Cheese Antiques and Café
The Catskills have just got the funkiest places; I recently had a fantastic lunch at Last Chance Cheese Antiques and Café in the town of Tannersville (6009 Main Street, Tannersville, NY 12485). We had just come from a hike and … Continue reading
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Tagged antiques, Catskills, cheese, contentment, eat me, feed, hike, hungry, knish, knish-wich, last chance, Last Chance Cheese Antiques and Café, old fashioned, old fashioned candy, sandwich, tannersville, turkey, yum
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