Lincoln Motor Inn

... nearly everything The stand outs for us were the circular aluminum kit home Lamy’s Diner a restored 1940”s diner, the Lincoln Kennedy was shot in (it was repaired and used up into the 70’s), and the biggest steam locomotive I have ever ...

... side of the road and kamakazi bunny rabbits darting for the other side. It was crazy! But now we're here in Cody at the Sunrise Motor Inn, just itching to get into Yellowstone, which is right down the road. I'm sure it will be another amazing day! ...

... much. I dont think Martin was that impressed with his either, so we wont go back there again! Drove on to find the Lincoln Motor Court, which is an original place where motorists used to stay in the  30's when they were driving the Lincoln Highway. ...

... wonderful meal at a local hangout. We stayed in the Oliver White House which is over 208 years old at the Old Sturbridge Motor Inn. (508-347-3327) Saturday, September 3, 1994 Sunny, in the 70's We toured Sturbridge village and then drove to the ...

... it's the nearest to our starting point - it is the National Cemetery, where all the union soldiers were eventually buried and Abraham Lincoln made his famous 'four score and seven years ago '. Then, we cross town to find stop 1, where the Battle of ...

... we couldn't see much, but decided that time was at the essence, so just stayed on the bus and looped back to Lincoln, which is what I really wanted to see.  We had the required photos and then ambled down the reflecting pools to the Washington ...

... if they could get me to like 'em they could get the rest of the hippies to like 'em. They were greasers from Lincoln Park. That was their background. In Detroit what happened was all these greasers started smoking pot and some of them started taking ...

... 8 dollars for the trip and then went on the spaghetti like freeways on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River. We decided to take the Lincoln tunnel as this exits near Times Square we thought that this is as good a place as any to arrive in New York. We ...

... joyous to discover a terrible cricket pitch, but we were in DC this was no time for cricket, further around to the Lincoln memorial, reflecting pool, WW2 memorial and down towards the Smithsonian area. All up we were tired little bunnies who still had ...

...   We have no problem with accommodation with our friends in Montreal , so the next spot in New Hampshire . The Lincoln/Woodstock area seems to be in the middle of everything, but we find that all the bed a breakfast properties ...