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Hoping For The Best Outer Harbor

Despite the fact that many people are pushing for a sole boulevard at the Outer Harbor, many of the waterside park amenities continue to appear. Features like parking and s... Continue Reading

Biography: Hi everyone. I'm a new user of this site and haven't updated my bio yet, but feel free to send me a message if you would like to know more about me.
Last Login: on 18/6/08
User Rating: 5.00 (5 votes)

The Chef, The Garden and The Mansion

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Aug 10th, 10:39

urbansoul, That's what I'm talking about! I intend on enjoying the Mansion on my next staycation.

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Feed Your Soul Heads To Four Farms

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Jul 16th, 07:45

I have purchased tickets for the Ruhlman & Barber event. As many BR readers know I have great respect for Mr. Ruhlman's writing, so to say that I am excited about this event would be an understatement. Also I have purchased tickets for the Zagat…

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Zatar - Is The Star (in a Tagine)

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Jun 29th, 13:26

Thanks queenseyes. What I appreciate most about links is that you can read the entire piece and then go back to the links to read the more detailed information. In this case readers can obtain the exact amount of each spice needed for the recip…

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So Long, and Thanks For All The Fish! *

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Jun 13th, 14:00

Now I know I have a heart - because it's braking.

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MJWorthington

Leave your purse on the front seat of your car and your car has a great chance of being broken into. who in this day and age still leaves a nice view of all the great stuff to steal in plain view in thier ca...
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carl

that is actually one of the first cul-de-sacs ever built.
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Texpat10

Eric, we kept walking but it felt pretty strange. Nonetheless I do love this street and some of the other hidden city streets!
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galaxyjay

I'm liking it...
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Dave

Steel: Iâ��m glad to see the architects of the 1920â��s werenâ��t afraid of â��olde timey designsâ��. I hope youâ��re taking notes.
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