Days Inn Broadway

... and it made me realised how much I have learned during this trip and how much I didn't know I was missing out before. Broadway again was cordoned off for the Broadway on Broadway Free Concert-with people like Donny Osmond, Martin Short and other Broadway ...

... of these two buildings is the Horace Bushnell Memorial Hall (aka Bushnell Auditorium). For 65 years it has presented symphonies, and Broadway musicals. It was the site of the 1996 Presidential debate between Clinton and Dole and can seat close ...

... (does this go all the way to Ireland?!) and we stopped for the night about 30 miles east of Knoxville in a place called Kodak. The Days Inn motel we are presently at has a pool that the girls are presently enjoying. Me? I'm busy, aside from typing this, ...

... the park, didn't make it before darkness, some interesting winding roads to drive especially at night. Arrived in Oakhurst and stayed in the Days Inn. Tried to go out for dinner and a beer (by the way, note that it's Halloween evening!) and found that the ...

... Airport Lodging: -         Best Western -         Days Inn -         Hampton Inn -         ...

... by a couple of shots.  It was very hot but good fun.  Got to Myrtle Beach around mid-afternoon and got to our motel (Days Inn on 8th Avenue South), before heading for a look around MB.  Headed to Broadway, which was basically a big mall for ...

... major businesses being small local stores (bodegas) and Mexican restaurants  which were outnumbered by cheque cashing shops, and close to Days Inn was also an handy undertaker..... So I chose to do r and r and lots of channel surfing and stayed ...

... with only hiring hot women in hot dresses to staff the front desk. After dinner the SkyTrain took Neil and I out to Commercial/Broadway Station from where we made the 10 minute walk east along Broadway to his apartment.  This appears to be a rather ...

... on the ferry pack to Liberty Island. Our tour guide Matt then took us to a half price ticket booth for... you guessed it, BROADWAY!!!! We decided on The Addams Family as it was confirmed that Nathan Lane would be performing. But more on that later... From ...

... on to Nashville, only 40 miles - and we managed to check into a hotel by 12.30pm, so we got a taxi to downtown - to Broadway - had a drink in a bar with live country music, and then went into the Wheel, yet another bar, but with a group of English people ...

... Speights at Nelson Blue (thanks for the recommendation Fred, can’t wait to check it out!) or seeing a show on Broadway, but in for an exciting few days for sure. p.s. Thanks heaps for all the birthday wishes from around the world!!!! You all rock ...

... driving around earlier and given that by the time we headed out it was dark we plumped for a taxi into the centre of the city. Broadway, in Nashville is known as the Vegas of Country Music, hence Nash Vegas. We walked up and down the 'strip' a few times ...

... St. Barnabas church in the picturesque village of Snowshill that sits on the top of an escarpement above the villages of Broadway, Buckland, and Laverton. It is a secluded village where ancient pretty cottages and a 19th century church cluster around a ...

... Show. After dinner we headed west into Times Square and found ourselves at Ellen's Stardust Diner on Broadway which is famous for its "Happy Days" environment and the fact that all waiting staff whilst serving perform classic hits. A great fun place ...

... of a look around - it was kind of like Picadilly Circus but a bit bigger and bolder with lots more neon and lots of Broadway advertising. We were thinking about seeing a show that night and entered ourselves in a lottery to get cheap $20 tickets to see ...

... do a cruise; however, I felt the audition wouldn't hurt me. Simultaneously, I had auditioned for Wanda's World, a new OFF-BROADWAY musical directed by Lynne Taylor-Corbett, music & Lyrics by Beth Falcon, and book by Eric Weinberger. ...