Hotel Argosy

... Split last forever. Anyway, it was definitely worth and hopefully the highway will be completed soon! Accomodation: we stayed in a 3-star hotel Argosy, which turned out to be very comfortable and well connected to the old town (bus nr 6, every 15 ...

We returned late yesterday from our two-day excursion to the Argosy Casino & Hotel in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Now this destination may not seem as exotic as Timbuktu or Antartica, but for me this place was strange and exotic. But then casinos as a rule ...

... 16th century bridge across the river (see photo).  Bought souvenirs and walked  around the delightful streets.  Beggars there too. Hotel was very basic with no carpet and had plastic outdoor chairs/table in the room but it had a ...

... performer playing with knives, bought a mint chocolate cake and piroshky (German stuffed bread), listened to street performers, boarded the argosy cruise for a tour of the harbor, enjoyed a light beer.  Random interesting facts from the tour: within ...

... , we watched the T.I. movie Takers that just came out that day. 08.28.10 Seattle Day 2.  Used the City Pass to go on the Argosy Cruises Seattle Harbor Tour.  We sat on the top deck and it was freezing!  After the hour tour, we walked down a ...

... at our hotel in Lapad.  Through the bus windows we saw the new harbour - Gruz - and in it one of the restored Argosy galleons in full sail - what a magnificent sight it was - all you needed was the cannons blazing and you could be right back in the ...

... listing of Bimshire as a county of England. Expressly named were "Wiltshire,Hampshire, Berkshire and Bimshire". Lastly in the Daily Argosy (of Demerara i.e. Guyana) of 1652 itreferred to Bim as a possible corruption of the word "Byam", who was a Royalist ...

... the Seattle Aquarium.  It would take days to really see everything.  After a delicious lunch at Ivar's Restaurant we took an Argosy harbor tour.  We walked up, I'll bet, nearly a hundred steps to First Avenue where we stopped at Fran's ...

... at our hotel in Lapad.  Through the bus windows we saw the new harbour - Gruz - and in it one of the restored Argosy galleons in full sail - what a magnificent sight it was - all you needed was the cannons blazing and you could be right back in the ...