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Sandra Scott Travels: “An American Tragedy”
There are some books we never forget and some that we read more than once. One of those books for me is “An American Tragedy” by Theodore Dreiser.
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Sandra Scott Travels: Dragonfyre Distillery
I wasn’t sure if visiting the Dragonfyre Distillery would be worthwhile. I have been to many distilleries and they are all pretty much the same. However, when we drove up a side road and saw a sign “Beware of low flying dragons” I was intrigued.
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Sandra Scott Travels: Greek Peak
I searched for a place with both an indoor and outdoor pool and came up with Hope Lake Lodge at Greek Peak. The timber-framed building has a variety of rooms including some with a kitchen suitable for a family.
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Sandra Scott Travels: Chicken Choyala
Most countries will not allow Americans to visit so the best I can do is to recall my former visits and recreate the recipes for a flavor of the country.
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Sandra Scott Travels: The Piano Performance Museum
The Piano Performance Museum is home of a one-of-a-king collection of historic pianos and musical artifacts. Housed in part of a bright blue building that is home to the Performance Center, the museum is home to the Steven E. Greenstein piano collection.
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Sandra Scott Travels: Tannersville -The Painted Village In The Sky
What NY small town is known as “the “painted village in the sky?” Tannersville
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Sandra Scott Travels: Chicken Paprikash, A Taste Of Hungary
What is chicken paprikash? Signature dish of Hungary
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Sandra Scott Travels: Fort William Henry
Fort William Henry, a British fort at the southern end of Lake George, was constructed in 1755 during the French and Indian Wars. Before the revolution and when most of America was under the control of the British, the French and Indian War pitted the colonists against French in the Americas.
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Sandra Scott Travels: U.S. Route 20
U.S. Route 20 runs from Boston, Massachusetts to Newport, Oregon. It is 3,365 miles long. In New York, U.S. 20 extends 372.32 miles from the Pennsylvania state line at Ripley to the Massachusetts state line in the Berkshire Mountains.
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Sandra Scott Travels: Lake George
We have many wonderful places but there are not many places I haven’t explored. I had been through Lake George many times but never stayed there, so Lake George became my getaway place.