Caesar Park Silver

... a model T you can clamber into, appropriately dressed, for a photo op, a Mercedes SSK, a copper-bodied Rolls Royce Silver Ghost, classic phaetons, a steam powered car, elegant and bizarre concept cars. In 1908 the only round the world automobile race ...

... sweet of Georganne.  After we picked up the RV and took it to Oasis and got set up, we met Georganne & Howard at Caesar's Palace.  Amanda got to watch the show with the statues (that come to life) and the water and fire show along with ...

... three weeks. The choices were interesting and once again more of a fusion style. We had shrimp wontons, and a crab shrimp cakes, a Caesar Salad and Fillet bacon wrapped steak and pecan crusted Red Snapper. This was the most expensive place we had been in ...

... palace with all its riches. Saw the rooms - Chapel of St. Wenceslas, banquet room. We also saw the religious suits and the silver guild men's ceremonial robes and suits of armor knights wore to protect the place. We saw a huge wooden device used to lift ...

... of over 200,000.  This population and interest was driven by the presence of Cerro Rico (`Rich Mountain`) which is filled with silver, lead, zinc and copper - over 5.5 million metric tons of ore.  This mine was then and is today the principal ...

... enjoyed a pre-dinner drink. Our last night on board we tried the last of the specialty restaurants, Italian - with a great Caesar made tableside and creamy tira misu. Sunday morning we were up very early since the staterooms on our deck were supposed ...

... was neither Roman nor noble. He joined the army and was appointed tribune. He married into the poor but noble house of Caesar. After successfully fighting against Jugurtha of Numidia he was appointed consul.  He changed the requirement to own land to ...

... it to her at dinner but forgot to bring it with him, so we did it in our stateroom instead. It was a lovely set of silver-grey freshwater pearl earrings. A very nice choice that he bought on the ship. After that we all went for a night time swim in the ...

... and Becky and I both are unsure if she was the crying woman or not (She looks like a LOT of women on this ship, older, silver-haired, thin).  Tonight is the second prom night, and I’m having dinner with Lee Ann and Bill, Jeff and Nancy (no ...

... owned site has played host to a number of classic Westerns, with several of the rock structures recognisable from the silver screen. Quick stops followed at the Gooseneck national monument and the appropriately named town of Mexican Hat for lunch. From ...

... do I.  Neither, say my notes, does anyone.  But it is one of St. Fillan's relics. Robert the Bruce carried a silver case, that which usually held St. Fillan's armbone, to the Battle of Bannockburn.  He brought only the case, for fear of ...

... city. Arrived in lots of time to shower (I've never left a tub so dirty after a shower), have dinner, and look around Caesar's Palace. Our hotel (Bill's) was very inexpensive, but very nice and in a great location. Cher was excellent. She had a lot ...

... streets with multiple fountains and monuments coming off it. We find it with little help from our map and head off, seeing where Caesar was born and died, the Trevli fountain which is the most ornate in the city and had people throwing in coins with the ...

Teatro Colon is the main concert venue in Buenos Aires.  We headed there for one of the free tours but were instead swept up in a frenzy of anticipation as crowds of people waited inside the theatre for a free concert and the arrival of a well-known ...

Buenos Aires, the Argentinian capital, has a great vibe.  It is referred to as Little Paris, because of the strong European influences that have shaped it, with its large ornate neo-classical buildings, tree-lined avenues and leafy plazas. But with its ...