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# Makale

Makale is a scenic town surrounded by mountains in the region of Tana Toraja.

## Get in

Makale is accessible from Makassar by bus, from where it takes around 8 hours to get to the town.

## See

* -3.1049119.85211 Patung Lakipadada, Bombongan. This statue of the Torajan aristocrat Lakipadada surrounded by water is the major historical and cultural landmark in town. (updated Feb 2025)
* -3.0247119.67312 Sarambu Assing Waterfall, Kandua, Bittuang. A 70-metre waterfall found in the middle of a forest. It's best to visit during the dry season from May to October when the hiking trail isn't as slippery. (updated Feb 2025)

## Eat

* Idaman Restaurant, 28 Merdeka St.
* Damai, Main Road, Mengkendek.

## Stay safe
### Emergency

Police stations:
* Polres Tana Toraja, Jl. Bhayangkara, Makale. ☏ +62 423 22100
Hospitals:
* Lakipadada Hospital, Jl. Poros Makale - Rantepao, ☏ +62 423 22118, +62 423 22023, +62 423 22264.

## Go next

* Rantepao
# Jellico

Jellico is a small city in Eastern Tennessee.

## See

* 36.586-84.14121 Indian Mountain State Park (IMSP), 143 State Park Circle, ☏ +1 423-566-5870. 8AM - 4:30PM. (updated Apr 2022)

## Sleep

* Days Inn, 1417 5th St, ☏ +1 423 784-7281.

## Go next

* Big South Fork National Recreation Area

### Kentucky

* Daniel Boone National Forest

### Tennessee

* Indian Mountain State Park
# Kimolos

Kimolos is a small island in the Cyclades.

## Get in

The best way to get there is to go to Milos and take the "Pantoffla", a small ferry going from Pollonia (Milos) To Kimolos 3-5 Times a day (20min, €2/person, €2.60/motorbike). Some of the big ferries going to Milos also stop in Kimolos. Ferry schedules can be found at

## Get around

There is no car or bike rental on Kimolos. Go to Milos, rent one there and bring it with the ferry. Be sure to ask the rental if it is OK to take it. Cars are usually not a problem, but with bikes a lot of the rentals don't allow so. At least Easy Moto and Niki's don't make a fuzz of it, but be aware that if the bike breaks down on Kimolos it is your responsibility to get it back on the ferry to Milos.

## See

* The Museum
* To Skiadi (1/2 hour walk)
* To Kastro
* Snorkel for ruins at the Elliniko beach

## Do

Swim-eat-drink-relax.

## Buy

There are a few shops in Hora, even a shop with organic produce.

## Eat

Tiropites are available at the bakery.
There are a number of restaurants, but outside of the peak season choices are very limited. Most restaurants on Kimolos use local produce.
* "Nikos' Balcony", Myzithrou, good Greek food.
* "Meltemi", Xhorio, good Greek food, open all year.
* "Kalamitsi", right at Poloni beach, fresh seafood.
* in Xhorio next to the bakery there is a cafe/ouzeri which is very frequented by locals.
All other restaurants are seasonal and cater basically to tourists only.

## Drink

There are a few nice cafe's next to the Kastro in Xhorio

## Sleep

Rooms in Kimolos are more expensive than on milos. Most ask €30-35 for a double off season and it is hard to negotiate.
* 36.79070924.5813911 Astravi Apartments, Rema Kimolos, ☏ +30 697 7215855, info@astravikimolos.com. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 12:00. Astravi is a complex of six holiday apartments located at Rema beach in Kimolos. Situated at the slope of a hill, just 70 meters from the beach, all the apartments offer panoramic sea views. (updated Jan 2022)
* 36.79077424.5757592 Kimolos Houses, Chora Kimolos, elizabeth@kimoloshouses.com. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 11:00. Kimolos Houses are two vacation rentals at the entrance of the picturesque village of Kimolos, with panoramic views of the Aegean Sea. Kimolos houses are located in an authentic island estate with vineyards, figs and lemon trees. (updated Jan 2022)

## Connect

There is free WiFi in some cafe's and some domatia.
# Mount Vernon (Illinois)

Mount Vernon is a city in Illinois.

## Understand

Abraham Lincoln used to argue cases here at times in his younger attorney days, as Mount Vernon featured as the Illinois state district court. More recently, it was a rail car and locomotive production hub.

## Get in

Interstate 57 and Interstate 64.

## See

* Mitchell Museum and Cedarhurst Arts Center, 2600 E Richview Rd, local nostalgia evoking southern Illinois life and foofoo stuff. +1 618-268-7400. Free.
* Jefferson County Historical Village, 1411 N 27th St. A recreated living history pioneer museum. +1 618-246-0033
* 38.4399-88.94661 The Goshen road. original trail of westward expansion to cross across ohio and mississippi. Goshen Road started as a natural, or pioneer, trace: a route that was used by Native Americans and migrating animals. The Goshen Road was an important route for early settlers in Illinois in the early 1800’s. It extended over one hundred fifty miles from Old Shawneetown on the Ohio River to near Edwardsville, Illinois near the Mississippi. Shawneetown was the site of natural salt springs, where native Americans trekked to get the salt they needed. Later, the pioneers turned the springs into a profitable business operation where the water was boiled off to capture the salt. Nearby Equality was the site of the “Old Slave House” where slaves were used in the business. Though Illinois was a free state at the time, there was a special provision to allow slaves in that location. Salt was used as a condiment, but more importantly was used as a preservative in the days before refrigeration. Tons were needed for that purpose. It is generally accepted that this began as a native American trail, winding through woods and prairie and crossing the many streams along the way. There is evidence of trade being carried on along the track as early as the 1700’s and even before. In 1808, this was officially charted as a wagon road but the actual route changed over time, and today it is difficult to know where it really ran. In Jefferson County, there are a few places where you can see traces of this early thoroughfare. There is a historic marker near the Jefferson County Historical Village on North 27th Street in Mt. Vernon, but it was moved from its original location because of road construction. There is another marker at the Little Grove Christian Church just south of Walnut Hill, as that church was built on the Goshen Road in 1838. Walnut Hill was called Farmington back then, and all along this tract of land were settlers’ homes. There are several areas where modern roads follow the exact route of the Goshen Road but it is difficult to see. Modern progress has just about erased the last clues to its existence. Over the years, dozens if not hundreds of artifacts have turned up, like clay pipes, bullets, and metal buckles — the only hard evidence of the travels of hundreds of people who worked their way across the wild prairies of Illinois. (updated Mar 2023)

## Sleep

* Americas Best Value Inn Mount Vernon, 222 S 44th St. Free light breakfast. +1 618-244-4343. $61 (Jul 2023).
# Nesso

Nesso is a small village built on the lush and steep banks of Lake Como in the Lombardy region of Italy. It is about halfway between the towns of Como and Bellagio.
The word Nesso is also the Italian name for Nessus, the centaur who was the ferryman on the river Euenos.

## Get in
### By bus

The C30 Bus line (the blue Como-Nesso-Bellagio line) regularly serves Nesso. It comes through about once an hour in each direction and has three stops in the town. The bus schedule can be found on the bus website in pdf form.

### By boat

The ferry and boat service on Lake Como does stop at Nesso. However, because the town is so small, only the slower ferries with many other stops provide service to Nesso. The boat schedule can be found on the Navigazione website$^{[deadlink]}$.

## See

* Ponte Roma (The Roman Bridge). It is a bit of a hike down to it from the road (around 300 steps). However, when standing on the bridge, one is rewarded by an excellent view of the waterfalls up above and the lake stretching out below.
* 45.90879.15561 The Castle (ruins). Looks cool. Can be fun to walk to. However, it is closed to the public.

## Buy

It is quite common for stores and the like to close after lunch and then re-open around 3 or 4. Many stores are also closed on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon as well as all of Sunday.
There are two grocery stores in Nesso and they both follow this practice. One of the stores is on the street level (at the first bus stop in town - coming from Como) near the waterfall/roman bridge. The other store is down the steps to the north (towards Bellagio) near the church.

## Eat

* Tre Rose (Three Roses) (near Nesso's second bus stop). €6-15.

## Sleep

* 45.9175649.1543641 Villa Tesoro di Nesso, Via del Tivano 7/B (C30 or C32 bus), ☏ +39 3899126412, cb@tesoro-di-nesso.it. Check-in: 10:00, check-out: 16:00. The villa has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a huge open kitchen with full equipment and a living room with sofa area and 77” TV. On 230 square meters it offers enough space for up to 8 people. The garden on several levels also offers a wonderful, unobstructed view of the lake and plenty of space to relax. 1-2 dogs are welcome.. (updated May 2024)

## Stay safe
### Walking

Like many of the roads around the lake, the roads in Nesso are very narrow and frequented by full sized buses and apparently suicidal motorcyclists. Try not to walk on the road whenever possible. The beautiful cobbled walking paths either below or above the road provide an excellent alternative.

### Swimming

The water by Nesso certainly looks cleaner than the water near Como. However, one should exercise some caution when swimming in it as water quality reports have shown the waters of Lake Como to have many times the accepted level of colony-forming bacteria. It is thought that this is from incomplete waste treatment.
# Batusangkar

Batusangkar is a city in the Indonesian province of West Sumatra, about 30 km southeast of Bukittinggi. It is the administrative capital of the Tanah Datar regency.

## See

* Indo Jelito Building. The art deco style mansion of the Dutch colonial residents, Van der Capellen, remains the official residence of the Tanah Datar regents. (updated Dec 2018)
* Fort Van der Capellen. In colonial times, the whole town was known by this name to the Dutch. Today, the remains of the actual Dutch fort (built in the 1820s) are a tourist attraction.
* -0.466112100.6130341 Istano Basa Pagaruyung (Pagaruyung Palace). 8AM. The royal palace of the former Pagaruyung kingdom is built in the traditional Minangkabau Rumah Gadang vernacular architectural style. (updated Jun 2018)

## Buy

Van Der Capellen Market sells traditional Minang snacks. This market has been opened since 2018. The seller in this market is wearing kuruang basibah cloth. To buy something from this market, you can only use special coins, Capellen coins. So tourist need to exchange cash for these wooden coins for Rp 2,500 per coin.

## Eat

Dadiah, a yoghurt from fermented buffalo milk, popular among people of West Sumatra.

## Drink

Niro Talua, a drink made from niro sap that mixed with egg yolk. Niro sap is a liquid that is produced from bunches of Anau/Aren flowers.
# Needham

Needham is a town in Massachusetts, near Boston with a population of 32,000 (2020). Home to Olin College, it features a number of upscale and ethnic restaurants have turned it into a rather unlikely culinary destination.

## Get in
### By train

Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA OR "T"). Commuter rail Needham Line service linking to Boston. This service runs daily about every hour on weekdays and every 2 hours on weekends. Four station stops in Needham are (in order of increasing distance from the terminal of South Station in Boston) Hersey, Needham Junction, Needham Center, and Needham Heights.

### By car

Needham is located right on Interstate 95 (also known as Route 128). Exits 33 and 35 serve Needham. Route 135 runs through Needham.

### By bus

Catch the 59 bus from Watertown Square or Newton Highlands.

## Get around

The MBTA's #59 bus runs through town, heading to Newton and Watertown. There is a direct connection to the D branch of the Green Line at Newton Highlands. Runs every 50 minutes weekdays and 90 on weekends, no evening service. Given the infrequent nature of the former, a car can be helpful in Needham.

## See

* 42.293456-71.2639421 Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, ☏ +1 781-292-2300. Olin Way (off Great Plain Avenue west of the town center). Olin is one of the few new colleges campuses to have been built on the East Coast. Olin College's modern vernacular stands in stark contrast to the historicism of many other local colleges. (updated Dec 2022)

## Do

* 42.283-71.19611 Cutler Park. This 600-acre park protects the largest freshwater marsh on the middle Charles River. This park is a great spot for birdwatchers, and it also features eskers, or riverbeds formed inside a glacier; drumlins, long hills formed by glaciers; and Kendrick pond. (updated Apr 2024)
* 42.2701-71.24952 Martini Junction. Nice easy hike through the town forest to this model train station in the woods. (updated Nov 2023)

## Eat

* 42.29353-71.23511 Cafe Fresh Bagel, 896 Highland Ave, ☏ +1 781-444-7444. 6AM-2PM daily. Delicious bagels and bagel sandwiches. Bagels that would impress even a die-hard New Yorker. Open for breakfast and lunch. (updated Dec 2022)
* 42.28183-71.235942 Fuji Steak House, 1430 Highland Ave, ☏ +1 781-726-7658. Noon-9PM daily. Japanese sushi and teppanyaki. Family-friendly. (updated Dec 2022)
* 42.28014-71.235363 Sweet Basil, 942 Great Plain Ave, ☏ +1 781-444-9600. M-Sa 5-10PM, Su 4-9PM. Small but highly rated Italian bistro. (updated Dec 2022)
* 42.28011-71.236164 Hearth Pizza, 974 Great Plain Ave, ☏ +1 781-433-0600. Tu-Su 11:30AM-8PM daily. Neapolitan style, thin crust pizza along with gourmet salads and a hand-picked selection of wine and beer. (updated Dec 2022)

## Sleep

* 42.3032-71.219791 Sheraton Needham Hotel, 100 Cabot St, ☏ +1 781-444-1110. Sheraton Needham provides a free shuttle service to nearby local corporate headquarters and features a full fitness center and a heated indoor pool. (updated Dec 2022)
* 42.29825-71.217892 Residence Inn Boston Needham, 80 B St, ☏ +1 781-444-5750. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. (updated Dec 2024)

## Go next

* Boston is nearby.
# Miyako

There are a number of places called Miyako.
* Miyako (Iwate) (宮古市), a city in Iwate Prefecture, Japan
* The Miyako Islands (宮古列島) of Okinawa Prefecture, Japan
** Miyako (Okinawa) (宮古島), the largest of the Miyako Islands
# Leon

There's more than one place called Leon:

### France

* Leon (France) (Léon) - a city in Landes (Les Landes)

### Mexico

* León (Mexico) - a city in Guanajuato (state)

### Nicaragua

* León (Nicaragua) (León) - a city
* Leon (department) - a department

### Spain

* León (Spain) (León) - a city in Spain
* Castile and León (Castilla y León) - an autonomous region
# Burgos

There's more than one place called Burgos:

## Spain

* Burgos (province) - a province in Castile and León in Spain
** Burgos (city) - the province's capital city

## Philippines

* Burgos - the most northwestern town on the island of Luzon, in the province of Ilocos Norte

## Italy

* Burgos - village of Sardinia in the province of Sassari, in the historic region of Goceano
# Many (Louisiana)

Many (pronounced like the given name "Manny") is a small town in Central Louisiana and is the parish seat of Sabine Parish. The town is also the gateway to the Louisiana portion of the Toledo Bend Reservoir.

## Get in
### By car

This is the best (and only) method for getting into Many, short of having a personal plane. There are three routes into the city.
* US Highway 171 from Shreveport to the north or Leesville and Lake Charles to the south.
* Louisiana Highway 6 from Toledo Town and the Texas state line to the west or Natchitoches to the east.
* Louisiana Highway 175 from Mansfield and Pleasant Hill to the north. This highway terminates at Many.

## Get around
### By car

A car is going to be the most practical method for getting around town and the local area.

## Do
### Festivals

* Sabine Parish Fair is held during the last full week of September. Parades, carnival rides, and a rodeo.

### Outdoors

Probably the biggest reason people visit Many is to take advantage of the outdoor recreation at Toledo Bend Reservoir. The 65-mile-long (110 km) reservoir offers a wide variety of both land and water recreation activities. Many often acts as a base and a jumping off point for people heading to the massive body of water on the Louisiana-Texas state line. Perhaps some of the most sought after activities at the reservoir are:
* Watch a sunset on the shores of Toledo Bend.
* Fishing for largemouth bass and crappie
* Hiking and bicycling at North Toledo Bend State Park
* Renting a cabin or parking an RV at any number of sites along the shoreline
Louisiana State Parks operates a handful of facilities on Toledo Bend that offer a wide variety of activities.
* 31.568389-93.7348731 North Toledo Bend State Park, 2907 North Toledo Park Road, Zwolle (20 miles west of Many via US 171 and LA Highways 191, 482, and 3229.), ☏ +1 318-645-4715. Su-Th 6AM to 9PM; F Sa 6AM to 10PM. Offers boat rentals, cabins, primitive & RV camping, fishing, hiking, picnicking, and a swimming pool. $3 a person ages 4 to 62; children under 3 and seniors 62 and over are free. (updated Aug 2018)

## Eat

* 31.56822-93.4846571 Bayou Crawfish Cajun Cafe, 650 San Antonio Avenue, ☏ +1 418-431-1503. M-Th 11AM-9PM, F Sa 11AM-10PM, Su 11AM-4PM. Authentic Cajun cuisine with crawfish, gumbo, etoufee, and po-boys. $10 and up. (updated Aug 2018)
* 31.562771-93.4779522 Country Boy Restaurant, 105 N Highland Dr, ☏ +1 318 256-3953. (updated Oct 2021)

## Sleep
### Many

* 31.560676-93.4741141 American Inn Motel, 205 Fisher Road, ☏ +1 318-256-2005. Basic motel on the edge of Many. Cable TV and Wi-Fi offered. $60 and up. (updated Aug 2018)
* 31.561407-93.4751362 Starlite Motel, 160 Fisher Road, ☏ +1 318-256-1200. Moderate hotel in Many. Basic services like Cable TV and Wi-Fi. Restaurant on site. $65 and up. (updated Aug 2018)

### Toledo Town

* 31.493841-93.6565663 Toledo Town Inn, 12027 Texas Highway, Toledo Town, ☏ +1 318-256-0540. Closest motel-style accommodations to Toledo Bend. Cable, Wi-Fi, Continental Breakfast, and Swimming Pool offered. $70 and up. (updated Aug 2018)
# Skaraborg history tour

Skaraborg is an informal region in western Sweden, with plenty of historic artifacts; in particular from the Viking Age, the Middle Ages (AD 1000-1500), and the early Swedish Empire.

## Understand

Västergötland has fertile farmlands, and has been densely populated since time immemorial. Around 1000 AD, some of Sweden's first town, including Skara, were founded here. Over the 11th to 14th centuries, the Swedish kingdom was consolidated, with Västergötland as one of its most important provinces.
The Västgöta School was an intellectual movement which claimed that Västergötland was the cradle of the Swedish kingdom, rather than Uppland (see Uppland history tour). 21th century scholarship recognizes the institutional development of western Sweden, but rejects the claim that Sweden was founded here, as there was no centralized Swedish kingdom before the 14th century.

## Destinations

* 58.52555613.3944441 Flyhov. A rock carving (hällristning) from the Bronze Age, around 1,000 BC.
* 58.3865113.439242 Skara cathedral (Skara domkyrka) (Skara). A medieval cathedral, among the oldest in Scandinavia.
* 58.38958313.4402783 Västergötlands museum (Skara). A museum with several exhibitions, including one on medieval Skara.
* 58.36654913.6340764 Högarna. A burial site.
* 58.5443613.309815 Sigrid Storråda. A replica of a Viking ship.
* 58.5310913.501086 Götene church (Götene). Contains a relic of Helena of Skövde.
* 58.63113.43667 Falkängen. Worker quarters from the 19th century.
* 58.38416713.6541678 Varnhem monastery.
* 58.52527813.389 Husaby kyrka. Has one of the oldest and most remarkable churches in Sweden, built about 1090-1130. Near the church is a spring where the king was baptized in year 1008, the breakthrough of the christianization of Sweden.
* 58.51083313.40555610 Skälvums kyrka.
* 58.51083313.14666711 Vänermuseet (Lidköping). A museum on lake Vänern.
* 58.5069713.3152312 Källby runestones.
* 58.51083313.40555613 Skälvum Church.
* 58.57083313.36722214 Tredingstenarna.
* 58.60611713.34681715 Råbäck Stonemasonry.
* 58.67444413.587516 Aranäs.
* 58.61980613.48997217 Forshem church.
* 58.54006413.50878118 Äventyrslandet Kinnekulle. The remains of a medieval-themed amusement park, in business from 2008 to 2011.

## Go next

* Uppland history tour, the cradle of Svealand, the other founding kingdom of Sweden
# Hucknall

Hucknall is a market town of 32,000 people (2011) in Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom.

## Get in

It is 7 miles (11 km) north of Nottingham.
The A611 bypasses the town to the west with a single-carriageway road with roundabouts and access to junction 27 of the M1, some 3 miles (5 km) away.
The town is the northern terminus for the Nottingham Express Transit tram system and has a station on the Robin Hood Line. There is also a tram stop at Butler's Hill/Broomhill. The tram line runs from Hucknall through central Nottingham to Clifton and Toton Lane.

## Get around

The town centre has been pedestrianised.

## See

* Its focal point is the parish church of St. Mary Magdalene, next to the town's market square. The church was built by the Anglo-Saxons and completed after the Norman Conquest, though its medieval chancel, nave, north aisle and tower were much restored and enlarged in the Victorian period. In 1872 a south aisle was added and in 1887 unusually long transepts, while the rest of the building apart from the tower was thoroughly restored. The top tower stage and the south porch are 14th-century. There are 25 stained-glass windows by Charles Eamer Kempe, installed mostly in the 1880s, and a modest memorial to Lord Byron.

## Do

Heritage trails have been designed, one for the town centre and a 20-mile (32 km) circular trail.

## Buy

Hucknall has a Friday Market on the pedestrianised High Street.

## Drink

* The Bowman Hucknall, Nottingham Rd, Hucknall, NG15 7PY. (updated Mar 2021)
* 53.038097-1.202451 The Pilgrim Oak, ☏ +44 1159632539. 8AM-midnight. No-nonsense Wetherspoon boozer for changing real ales and simple pub grub, plus TV screens and WiFi. (updated Mar 2024)