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# Morrison

Morrison is a small town of about 400 souls nestled in the Front Range foothills of the Denver Metropolitan Area in the U.S. state of Colorado. The town is located 12 miles (19 km) southeast of Denver in Jefferson County. Besides its spectacular geology and rich paleontological history, Morrison is the home of Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, a world famous music venue.

## Get in

See this Colorado travel map. Colorado is on Mountain Standard Time (UTC-07) in the winter and on Mountain Daylight Time (UTC-06) in the summer.

### By air

* 39.8494-104.67381 Denver International Airport (DEN), 8500 Peña Boulevard, Denver CO (About 41 miles and 42 mintues by car from Morrison), ☏ +1 720-730-4359. One of the ten busiest airports in the world.
* 39.5701-104.84932 Centennial Airport (APA), 7565 South Peoria Street (About 27 miles and 28 mintues by car from Morrison), ☏ +1 303-790-0598. General aviation and flights to Grand Junction
* 39.9097-105.11193 Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC), 11755 Airport Way, Broomfield CO (About 24 miles and 31 mintues by car from Morrison), ☏ +1 720-730-4359. General aviation.

### By road

Morrison is served a U.S. highway and three state highways:
Interstate Highway 70 is 3.4 miles (5.5 km) north of Morrison.

## See

* 39.6886-105.19071 Dinosaur Ridge, 16831 West Alameda Parkway, ☏ +1 303 697-3466. Explore fossils from Dinosaurs and walk along trails with guided or self guided tours.

## Do

* 39.665278-105.2058331 Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, 18300 W Alameda Pkwy, ☏ +1 720 865-2494. Concert venue where lots of music artists and bands come to play and you can hear the natural acoustics from the rocks surrounding it.

## Eat

* 39.6539-105.19081 Morrison Inn, 301 Bear Creek Avenue. Popular Mexican restaurant with entertainment.
* 39.6288-105.19252 The Fort, 19192 Highway 8. The Fort is possibly the Denver area's most famous restaurant. It sits just on the edge of suburban Denver and is perhaps most famous for hosting a dinner during the G7 conference in 1997. Reservations highly recommended.

## Sleep

* 39.6546-105.19081 Cliff House Lodge, 121 Stone Street, ☏ +1 303 697-9732. Bed and breakfast cottages.
# Morrisville

There is more than one place called Morrisville:

### Canada

* Morrisville (Newfoundland and Labrador)

### United States of America

* Morrisville (Vermont)
* Morrisville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
* Morrisville, Greene County, Pennsylvania
* Morrisville, Missouri
* Morrisville, New York
* Morrisville, North Carolina
* Morrisville, Ohio
* Morrisville Virginia
# Morris County

There is more than one place called Morris County:

### United States of America

* Morris County (Kansas)
* Morris County (New Jersey)
* Morris County (Texas)
# Necedah

Necedah is a town in Southwest Wisconsin.

## See

Some travel sights located in the Necedah area include the "Necedah wildlife Refuge" and a Christian shrine.

## Go next

* Cranberry Creek Mound Group is a large complex of mounds built by Native Americans about ten miles north of Necedah. It consists of hundreds of low conical mounds arranged in lines, a bird effigy mound with a wingspan of 125 feet, and a bear or panther effigy. Archaeologists believe these mounds were constructed from 200 to 800 CE. They are notable for the large number of mounds, and for their rustic setting. Rather than a mowed park, these mounds lie in a wild, brushy clearing owned by the Department of Natural Resources. To get there, follow the instructions on the DNR web page linked above. Then either drive or walk in a quarter mile from the sign to where 7th Street crosses the drainage channel. From there continue a few hundred yards to where the first trail, large enough for an ATV, angles off to the southwest. Follow that trail on foot into the complex. You should start seeing mounds immediately. Wear boots and long pants to protect against blackberry brambles. If you go when the leaves are off, the mounds will be easier to discern, and you'll meet fewer mosquitoes and ticks. Winter may be the best time to visit.
# Nederland (Colorado)

Nederland is a city in Colorado.

## Get in

By bus from Boulder.

## Get around

Park in Caribou Village parking lot and walk.

## See

Nederland is full of interesting establishments and residents. Just walk around for a while and talk to people and you'll get an idea. If you come around the time of Ned Fest, the place will be full of hippies, too.

## Do

* Frozen Dead Guy Days. A winter festival surrounding the bizarre story of a frozen human body.
* The Nederland Music & Arts Festival (NedFest). A bluegrass, jazz and world-beat music festival
* 39.9601-105.510051 Carousel of Happiness, 20 Lakeview Dr (From Boulder, go west on CO-119/Canyon Blvd. Continue for 18 miles. When you reach Nederland, take a left at the traffic circle, cross the bridge and continue until you see the red train cars on your left. Turn left onto Lakeview Drive and then right into the shopping center parking lot), ☏ +1 303 258-3457, info@carouselofhappiness.org. Seasonal, check website. The Carousel of Happiness is a folk art experience that houses a restored and fully-functioning 1910 Looff carousel, which turns to the music of a 1913 Wurlitzer band organ. It was built for the Saltair beach resort, on the south shore of the Great Salt Lake in Utah. It was brought to Nederland and lovingly restored by local sculptor Scott Harrison. Visitors can ride the original carousel animals, listen to the original organ music, go upstairs to see the original carousel gears at work, and indulge in some wonderful old-time Americana nostalgia. $1 to ride carousel, free for children under 1 with paying adult. (updated Aug 2018)
* Nederland Mining Museum, 200 N Bridge St. Artifacts from mining days. Looming over the building is a vintage steam shovel that was involved in the Panama Canal construction. Free admission.

## Buy

* Nature's Own, 5 E 1st St. Minerals, gems, fossils, crystals, and other unusual finds!
* Boogie Records, 150 N. Jefferson St. Eclectic collection of pre-owned records with knowledgeable staff.
* Brightwood Music, 20 E Lakeview Dr #109.
* Mountain Man Outdoor Store, 20 Lakeview Dr #111. New and used outdoor goods, plus a selection of stickers.

## Eat

* Backcountry Pizza, 20 Lakeview Dr #212 (2nd floor). Pizza fresh from the oven and arcade games. Bring it to Very Nice Brewing Co. downstairs, or stay and have a pint.
* New Moon Bakery and Cafe. 1 W 1st St. Coffee and surprisingly good breakfast baked goods, including sandwiches. Vegan and gluten free items offered too.

## Drink

* Very Nice Brewing Co, 20 Lakeview Dr #112 (first floor). Just as the name says. Try their beer with a shot of espresso, if it's on tap.

## Sleep

* Boulder Creek Lodge, 55 Lakeview Dr.
# Necochea

Necochea is an Argentinian port town on the Quequén Grande River, 528 km (328 mi) southwest of Buenos Aires.

## Understand

/ Necochea was founded in 1881. Locals are proud of its beaches, which attract a lot of tourists and business in the summer, but of course the city can be visited at any time of year.

## Sleep

* Hotel Ñiken, ☏ +54 2262 43 23 23. Hotel Niken is located at Buenos Aires, Argentina. It offers standard rooms, premium double rooms, executive suites, and master suites, all of which have mini-bar, cable TV, and Internet connection. Some of its amenities include swimming pool, fitness room/gym, and beauty parlor. Best rates on official website start at ARP 185+.
# Nederland (Texas)

Nederland is a small city in Southeast Texas, USA. It is a part of an area called "The Golden Triangle".

## See

* Dutch Windmill Museum, 1500 Boston Ave. Tu-Su 1-5PM in high season, after Sep 1 open Th-Su 1-5PM. Constructed in the late 1960s, this 40-foot-tall replica of a Dutch windmill serves as a tribute to the town's heritage. It houses a small museum. free.
* Le Maison de Acadiens house. Same hours as the wind mill. This small museum is a replica of early Acadian homes in South Louisiana, and serves to inform about the many French people from that region who came to live in Nederland not long after the Dutch settlers established the town. Free.

## Do

* Christmas Celebrations. Celebrations include a lighted Christmas parade, typically around the 10th of December.
# Panhandle

There is more than one place called Panhandle:

### United States of America

* Alaska Panhandle — a region of Southeastern Alaska.
* Florida Panhandle — a region in Florida.
* Nebraska Panhandle — a region in western Nebraska.
* Oklahoma Panhandle — a region that is contained within the larger Red Carpet Country of Oklahoma.
* Texas Panhandle — a region in Texas.
* Panhandle (Texas) — a small town in the Texas Panhandle.

### Travel topics

* Begging — sometimes also called "panhandling".
# Panhandle (Texas)

Panhandle is a city in the High Plains of the Texas Panhandle.

## Get in

Panhandle sits on Highway 60 between Amarillo and Pampa. TX-207 connects the city with Borger to the north, and Conway and Claude to the south.

## See

* 35.345717-101.3797431 Carson County Square House Museum, 503 Elsie (Corner of 5th and Elsie (Hwy 207)), ☏ +1 806-537-3524. 14-building complex housing many artifacts from the pioneer days, particularly focusing on the history of the railroad in the area, for which Panhandle was an important stop. A number of macro-artifacts include a preserved pioneer dugout house and an early railroad car. The original square house dates from 1880. (updated Apr 2020)

## Eat

* Tony's Mexican & Tex-Mex Cuisine, Highway 60, ☏ +1 806 537-3406.

## Sleep

* Texan Hotel, 117 E Broadway, ☏ +1 806 537-3372. Four bed and breakfast rooms.
# Panipat

Panipat is a city in the state of Haryana in the Plains region of India. An industrial city in modern times, its main claim to fame is that the First Battle of Panipat in 1526 was a key step in establishing the Mughal Empire.

## Get in

Panipat is small but enjoyable city, with many malls, museums, and hotels.

### By train

* 29.38976.9641 Panipat Junction railway station. The station is on the Delhi-Kalka line which connects India's capital with the state of Haryana. (updated Feb 2020)

## See

* Dargah Qalander.
* 29.3936176.976371 Gandhi Park Killa.
* 29.38333376.9666672 Kala Amb (Black Mango). The site of the Third Battle of Panipat between the Marathas and Afghans. According to legend, it was marked by a black mango tree which has since disappeared.
* 29.3959376.989193 Kabuli Bagh. A mosque and garden built by first Mughal emperor Babur to commemorate his victory over Ibrahim Lodi.
* Panipat Museum.
* 29.3969576.972884 Salar Gunj Gate.
* 29.3891276.982615 Shri Devi Temple (Mandir Shri Mahavir Sabha).
* 29.4018176.972776 Tomb of Ibrahim Lodi, Tehsil Camp Rd. The last ruler of the Lodi dynasty, Ibrahim Lodi's tomb is quite a simple looking rectangular tomb with a small flight of steps.
* 29.3976.977 Hemu's Samadhi Sthal. A memorial to 16th century King Hemu, who defeated the Mughals in October 1556 and briefly took control of Delhi before being defeated in a repeat battle around a month later. (updated Feb 2020)

## Eat

* Ram Lal Chowk
* Laal Tanki Market
* Hotel Gold & Nathu's
* Try Paneer ki Jalebi only from Mitthan's Sweets

## Drink

Bars are available in Hotel Gold & Hotel Skylark.
# Princeton (North Carolina)

Princeton is a small town in Johnston County, North Carolina with a population of approximately 1,200 people.

## Get in
### By car

* From the West & East: U.S. Highway 70 (four-lane expressway; this is a minor bypass which does not pass directly through the town limits, however, the old U.S. 70, which intersects the bypass on both its west and east ends, passes through town and is named Dr. Donnie H. Jones, Jr. Boulevard)
* From the Northwest: U.S. Highway 70-Alternate (two-lane road; continues across U.S. 70 as Edwards Street in town)
* From the North: Old Rock Quarry Road (two-lane road; named Barden Street in town)
* From the Northeast: Rains Mill Road (two-lane road; named Pine Street in town)
* From the Southeast: Old Hinton Road (two-lane road; named Pearce Street in town)
* From the South: Massey Holt Road (two-lane road; named Pearl Street in town)
* From the Southwest: Holts Pond Road (two-lane road; named 3rd Street in town; previously served as N.C. 10 "The Central Highway" before being routed as U.S. 70 for a short time)

### By plane

There is an airfield just south of town, called Hinton Field, but rarely sees use for anything other than small and private airplanes, as it is a dirt landing strip.

### By train

There has been consideration of returning passenger service to the west-east railroad through downtown, with Princeton being a possible stop along the route.

## Get around

Sidewalks are located in town, promoting the use of bicycling and walking throughout town. Otherwise, vehicular travel is the only other method of transportation.

## See

Established in 2009 and expanded on in 2010, the Princeton Veteran Memorial is located on W. Railroad Avenue in town. This memorial recognizes veterans from all branches of service, including POWs. Accompanying it is the annual Princeton Veterans Day Celebration, which includes a parade. Also, the Princeton Christmas Parade is held annually and usually falls on the first Saturday in December.

## Buy

There are two grocery stores in town, Food Lion and Piggly Wiggly, as well as two banks, BB&T and First Citizens. Entering Princeton from the west, you can find the Deacon Jones Used Car Center. Also, located next to Food Lion on the east side of town, there is a Family Dollar and Triangle Service Center. A mile further east of town, you can shop at Dollar General, Ormond's Gas & Appliances Center, and Golf Carts & More. In downtown, there is Woodard's Drugstore, Holt's Hardware, Auto Parts & Supply Co., Quickshirts, Casey's Floral & Catering Service, Triangle Mobility & Medical Supply, People's Clothiers, Tippy Toes Dance Studio, and the Princeton News Leader.

## Eat

The town offers chain restaurants: Hardee's, Bojangles', Hwy 55 Burgers (formerly Andy's Cheesesteaks & Cheeseburgers), Subway, and Hong Kong Chinese,
The local restaurants are Nick Bombino's Pizza-n-Stuf, Fran's, and So Cool Snow and Ice Cream.

## Sleep

The closest motels are in Smithfield and Goldsboro, each roughly 10 miles from Princeton.
# Princeton (Minnesota)

Princeton is a city in Mille Lacs County, Minnesota with a population of 4,700 people (2019).

## Understand

It's pretty much your everyday town. It was built on lumbering, brick-making, and farming.

## Get in

The city is 50 mi (80 km) north of Minneapolis and 30 mi east of St. Cloud, at the intersection of Highways 169 and 95.

## See

* 45.569156-93.5878251 Great Northern Depot (Princeton station), ☏ +1 612 309-4622. W F 10AM-2PM. A former passenger and freight depot on the Great Northern Railway. The building is a combination of Queen Anne and Jacobean architectural styles, built of local brick with sandstone trim. It is home of the Mille Lacs County Historical Society. It includes several historuc rail cars, and a one-room schoolhouse from 1856. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (updated Nov 2021)

## Do

* Thunder Blades, 31516 125th St NW, ☏ +1 763-631-7655. A safe, family friendly environment for roller skating and arcade games. Snack bar. Admission $3-7, skate or blades rental $3.50. (updated Nov 2021)

## Buy

* Princeton Farmers Market, 111 Rum River Drive. May-Oct: Sa 8:30AM-noon in downtown Princeton; winter: 9AM-noon inside Princeton Mall. Baked goods, flowers, eggs, herbs, vegetables, honey, jams, maple, meat, plants, poultry, prepared food, soap, fruits, grains, juices, organic products. (updated Nov 2021)

## Eat

* 45.548528-93.5850211 Finish Line Restaurant, 31924 125th St (along the western frontage road of Hwy 169), ☏ +1 763 631-2233. Su-Tu 11AM-10PM, W Th 11AM-midnight, F Sa 11AM-11PM. Burgers, sandwiches, fries. (updated Nov 2021)
* 45.569331-93.5803152 Chapala Mexican Restaurant, 109 Rum River Dr S (at 1st St), ☏ +1 763-220-5294. 6AM-2PM daily. Grilled chicken breast and margaritas. (updated Nov 2021)

## Sleep

* 45.5768-93.60221 Rum River Motel Princeton, 510 19th Ave N. from $80 + tax. (updated Nov 2021)
# Princeton (Kentucky)

Princeton is a town in the Western Waterlands of Kentucky.

## Understand

Princeton has the typical sort of Kentucky town history: Revolutionary war figure is granted lands in return for his military service, figure in turn sells/gives lots of land to create town, town is squabbled over by Civil War forces while locals are divided over their allegiances, town grows up to its modern day counterpart. This one also had some tobacco crop turf battles too, but that is sort of the story in a nutshell.

## Get in

It's right off of I-69, and less than an hour east of Paducah by car.

## Get around

With only 6,000 or so people, Princeton is pretty cohesive and can be walked, but there is stuff outside the town limits.

## See

* 37.10768-87.88111 Big Springs, E Washington St. A natural spring in the center of town where Cherokees encamped in 1838-1839 during their Trail of Tears. It's not terribly commercialized, but there's a plaque. (updated Oct 2021)
* 37.11064-87.880782 Adsmore Museum, 304 N Jefferson St, ☏ +1 270 365-3114. A living history museum that recreates life from the later 1800s/early 1900s. (updated Oct 2021)
* 37.10916-87.883763 Capitol Cinemas, 203 W Main St, ☏ +1 270 365-7900. A historic art-deco cinema from 1939 where you can watch releases in 3 different theaters. (updated Oct 2021)

## Do

* Eddie Pennington Festival, a popular summer music festival featuring folk music and thumbpicking in particular, a la Merle Travis or Chet Atkins.
* 37.0752-87.66371 Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park, 20781 Pennyrile Forest State Park Rd, ☏ +1 270 797-3421. A fun state park centered on a lake with hiking trails, golf course, non-motorized paddleboats, lodge, and camping. (updated Oct 2021)

## Sleep

* Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park, see above, is a super place to stay with all the nature and recreation at hand. Plus it has an enticing swimming pool.
# Princeton (Massachusetts)

Princeton is a town in Massachusetts.

## See

* Redemption Rock, Route 140 Princeton. Large boulder that marks the spot of a hostage exchange during King Philip's War in the 17th Century. The plot of the affair is inscribed upon the rock. (updated Feb 2015)

## Do

* Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, 499 Mountain Road (Route 2 West to Exit 25; Route 140 South), ☏ +1 978 464-2300. Weekdays 9AM-10PM; holidays/weekends 8AM-10PM. Go skiing at the largest mountain in Massachusetts east of the Berkshires.
* 42.4891-71.88671 Wachusett Mountain State Reservation, 345 Mountain Rd, ☏ +1 978 464-2987. 3,000-acre reservation surrounding 2,006-ft Mt Wachusett. Lots of hiking trails and great views from the top of the mountain Free. (updated May 2020)
# Muzaffargarh

Muzaffargarh is in Punjab (Pakistan).

## Get in
### By car

The city is only 35 km from Multan, 30 minutes by car. From Multan to Muzaffargarh there is two-lane road.

### By train

There is also a railway station in Muzaffargarh; however, people usually use the railway station in Multan for voyages to Karachi and other big cities via train.

### By plane

There is no airport in Muzaffargarh. People use Multan's airport.

## Get around
### By foot

The Old City, also called the Main City, can be seen on foot.

### By bus

Buses are used only to reach surrounding villages and cities.

## Go next

* Alipur, Jatoi
* Kot Addu
# Muzhakkunnu

Muzhakkunnu is a village located in the valley of Puralimala (Purali hills) in Kannur District in the Indian state of Kerala. This is a historical place famous from ancient days.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are Kozhikode and Mangalore. Upcoming Kannur International Airport is just 15 km away.

### By road

It is 42 km from both Thalassery and Kannur, and 55 km from Thaliparambu. The route from Thalasserry goes through Koothuparanba towards Mattanur- take a right turn at Uruvachal junction, about 4 km before Mattanur. A ride of 14 km through this road via Thillankerry will take you to Muzhakunnu. The temple is about 200 meters away.
From Kannur move to Mattanur from here to Uliyil (about 9 km). From Uliyil town take a right turn to reach Thillankerry, and then to Muzhakunnu town.

## See

* Muzhakkunnu Mridanga shaileswary Temple is one of the most famous Devi (DURGA) temples in Kerala. The lady form of KADHAKALI originated from Muzhakkunnu by Kottayam rajavu. This temple is believed to be the family temple of Veera Pazassirajah. By rail, one can reach the temple either via Kannur or Thalasserry railway station. From Muzhakannu, only road travel is available.
* Parasurama. One among the 108 temples .
# Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski

Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski is in Świętokrzyskie. The city formed part of the Old-Polish Industrial Region, the oldest industrial basin of the country.

## See
### Mining heritage

East of the town there are four historical sites related to mining, which together make up the world heritage site Krzemionki prehistoric striped flint mining region:
* 50.96797221.5023061 Krzemionki Opatowskie Mining Field. (updated Jul 2019)
* 50.92572221.5636392 Borownia Mining Field. (updated Jul 2019)
* 50.91160621.6044943 Korycizna Mining Field. (updated Jul 2019)
* 50.884321.5288894 Gawroniec Settlement. (updated Jul 2019)
# Ostrów Wielkopolski

Ostrow Wielkopolski is a city in Wielkopolskie Voivodship, in Poland. It is in the southern part of Wielkopolska, one of the largest and the best economically developed regions of Poland. The town has around 73,000 inhabitants (2014) and is the fifth largest agglomeration in that region.

## Get in

Ostrów Wielkopolski lies in the centre of a triangle whose points are Poznań, Wrocław and Łódź. It is about 100 km away from each of these cities.

### By train

The 51.64924217.8054831 Train Station is on the western edge of the town centre. It is a short walk to the main square of the city from the train station. From Wrocław and Poznań to Ostrów Wielkopolski trains take at least 1½ hours (depending on the train type). From Łódź the train takes approximately 2 hours.

### By car

Ostrów Wielkopolski lies 23 km southwest of Kalisz and is easily accessible by car.

## See

* 51.64807317.8192721 St Stanislaus' Church (Konkatedra pw. św. Stanisława Biskupa Męczennika), Kardynała M. Ledóchowskiego 2. This Neo-Romanesque co-cathedral was built in 1906. The growing number of Catholics in the city that time required an impressive church. The interior is very nicely decorated.
* 51.65095317.8140862 New Synagogue, Raszkowska 21, ☏ +48 62 720 38 80.
* 51.65064717.8179783 Church of Our Lady the Queen of Poland (Kościół Najświętszej Marii Panny), ul. Królowej Jadwigi 7. Erected in 1788, this church has been a Catholic church since 1945.
* 51.64951917.8166454 Town Hall (Ratusz), Rynek 1. The Town Hall building now houses the city museum of Ostrów Wielkopolski.

## Sleep

* 51.66599517.8288611 Borowianka, Limanowskiego 134, ☏ +48 62 735 36 66. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 12:00. It is very nice and comfortable accommodation object. A lot of rooms, beautiful restaurant and conference halls. Great location in the quiet area, near the Szczygliczka lake and forest. 60-200 zł.

## Go next

Day-trips:
* Kalisz - Twin of Ostrów Wielkopolski, older and former regional capital
* Milicz - place of many ponds and rivers
Further afield:
* Poznań - capital of Greater Poland, with Renaissance and Art Nouveau buildings
* Wrocław - city of hundred bridges and monumental, German architecture
* Łódź - on the way to Warsaw, city of factories and fashion