Triple Creek Ranch, Voted World’s Best Hotel by Readers of Travel + Leisure

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Monique, we must meet up--too many synchronicities, including my Yellowstone piece that appeared awhile ago in EPTR! Where are you based? Ditto on reading about your next adventure.... Cheers, Julie

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A belated thank-you for this excellent article, Eleanor. Not only did you provide the kind of detail that brought this museum to life, but you provided insight into your own…

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A wonderful paean to Route 66, Chez. Evocatively written, with interesting quotes and historical tidbits woven in like well-placed grace notes. Looking forward to reading your next piece. Monique

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[…] Written by Chez Chesak, and reprinted with permission from Everett Potter’s Travel Report. […]

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Another great road trip! But we will have to stop channeling one another, Julie. My next Montana piece, written in March but not appearing till next week this April, also…

Monique Burns

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