Bailey's Uptown Inn
2505 Worthington, Dallas
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Bailey's Uptown Inn Dallas

2505 Worthington Dallas, Texas, 75206, United States

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Everything is bigger in Texas, including this day!

A travel blog entry by jrammon

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... The city of Arlington paid $325 million, Jerry Jones paid all the rest. It is an amazing stadium.

Well, everyone is tired (surprise, surprise). We checked into our hotel for the night found a quick bite for dinner and retired for bed. Grace did hit the pool for a little bit, but that just took the last energy she out right out.

Tomorrow we will see a bit of Fort Worth and then drive out of Texas to Oklahoma. Happy Trails.
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Hot Springs and a Cool Ride

A travel blog entry by emmylou1

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... of my goals with planning this trip was marking off the state of Oklahoma. I had been to 45 states in the union with one of the remaining five being Oklahoma (the Great Lakes states being the others) The Talimena Scenic Highway gets its name from the towns on either ends. TALIhia, Oklahoma to MENA, Arkasas. At the midway point I was able to look at Lance and say with great satisfaction "Oklahoma...check"..

It's the little ...

Solo Flight

A travel blog entry by lisajagmin

Finally the day arrived to leave for Chile, without anyone there having any idea that I'm arriving! Chris took me to DFW where I caught my "freebie-with-miles" flight out, waiting til I got through security before waving good-bye. I haven't traveled alone for ...

Fifty-seven channels and nothin’ on

A travel blog entry by donmiller

... each way to be there so I was hoping that some people would show up.
I got there a little early so I went to a coffee shop next door to shake off the sleepy's that I could feel coming on. As luck would have it, there was a free internet terminal there so I took the opportunity to read up on college basketball since I had never actively watched a basketball game.
I didn't want to appear the total idiot (partial, ...

Midland to Dallas

A travel blog entry by sereivam

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... the rain. We passed Fort Worth and soon saw Dallas city skyline. I was surprised how pleasant Dallas felt. As we drove to our couch-surfing host Anne’s home we saw lots of trees, parks, old red-brick houses and perfect lawns. All next day was dedicated to catching up with our blog, emails and calling family.

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Mindaugas
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