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- Next month…Detroit for NAIAS
- Interviewed by Hotel Cheap
- Las Vegas KOA at Circus Circus
- Met my sister today…for the very first time.
- Lowepro Pro Roller x300 review
- First traffic ticket on MRT
- Vegas bound baby!
- Rock City Gardens: Yabba dabba DO!
- Riding the Washington State Ferries
- Six degrees of sibling separation
- Maui Jim: Best driving sunglasses
- Sudbury secedes from its past; presents a new history
- Interviewed on Bicoastal’s “Wake-Up Call”
- El Morro National Monument
- CN Tower provides view to behold
- If like like ‘Kamping,’ you’ll love Lake Placid KOA
- Ten towns to ‘fall’ in love with this autumn
- Ten reasons why travel is an investment
- Best camp spot in Pennsylvania…Dewdrop, site #74
- East entrance to the Grand Canyon
- Trifecta of near mishaps
- Cumbres/Toltec: Ridin’ the rails through the scenic San Juan’s
- Cano’s Castle in Antonito, Colorado is a roadside attraction worth a gander
- Rollin’ through Rockford
- Galena, Illinois: Its past is our pleasure
- A reunion in Peoria
- Chicago, Chicago…that toddlin’ town…
- The Trumbull House…A New England hide-a-way
- Road Trippin’ through PA
- 10 sensational shots…that I never got!
- Fort Niagara: Past the ‘Falls,’ back in time
- Snowflake Inn crystallizes homey lodging experience
- Ecuador going ‘bananas’ over tourism promotion
- Penobscot Narrows Bridge
- Camden Harbour Inn: An exquisite lodging and epicurean experience
- Camping at Sebago Lake
- Best Restaurants in Plattsburgh, New York
- Kingsleigh Inn – A stately B&B in the heart of Southwest Harbor
- 10 ways Innkeepers can convert lookers into bookers
- Ann’s Point Inn; Acadia’s secluded treasure
- Public Speaking
- Coaching / Consulting
- Content Creation
- Secret spot in Acadia Park
- Picked up my first “non-hitchhiker”
- Gastronomic experience and adventure…
- Beer, vino, history and more
- Chattanoogan offers urban sojourn sanctuary
- Basking in Comfort Inn Plattsburgh
- Glen Iris Inn bestows grandeur, historic charm
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i would hate to be sleeping in that room when i’m hungover.
Hey Hogga, why not?
waaay too busy lol that patterns would make me nauseous
You could keep your eyes on horizon level and shouldn’t have a problem. 🙂
My wife and I had a delicious lunch there two days ago. Very pleasant to eat and then walk some of the beautiful grounds. And the $8 admission cost to the park is then deducted from your meal, a nice touch.
Hi Terry, thanks for stopping by and sharing. I’ve had a number of meals at Glen Iris myself. The walk afterward is simply spectacular!
My wedding was at Glen Iris inn 2yrs ago!
I love Glen Iris Inn.
Very cool. I saw a wedding while I was staying there. Great setting!
Our son just held his wedding at Glen Iris 9/1/13 and it was the most beautiful, fun, delicious food wedding! Absolutely perfect service there.
thank you again!
Hi Sam…such a great place for a wedding. Glad you guys had a good time. Cheers, Mike
Are there accommodations at the Glen Iris Inn on New Years Eve of 2016 or January 1, 2017?
Hi Denise…you’d have to contact them directly. Good luck.
Thank you, Mike! 🙂