rogruth wrote:I think that at the time of hotel photo that was considered to be a really nice lobby.
I'm sure.
rogruth wrote:I think that at the time of hotel photo that was considered to be a really nice lobby.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:rogruth wrote:I think that at the time of hotel photo that was considered to be a really nice lobby.
I'm sure.
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:rogruth wrote:I think that at the time of hotel photo that was considered to be a really nice lobby.
I'm sure.
We'll head over to the bar later and enjoy a cooled libation.......and then out to the veranda to enjoy the air and view.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:I'm sure.
We'll head over to the bar later and enjoy a cooled libation.......and then out to the veranda to enjoy the air and view.
...and actual conversation.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Would that it were true!
Prepare for visitation. I'll even bring my own brewRufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Would that it were true!
IK should put in a bar at my place in PA!
rogruth wrote:This must have been top drawer in its day.
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:rogruth wrote:This must have been top drawer in its day.
Eh! It's still dreadful, IMHO. A few odd light fixtures, two paper umbrellas, and a couple oddly placed "trellises" does not Japan make. They should have named the facility, "Cliche' Oriental Pretense Place."
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:rogruth wrote:This must have been top drawer in its day.
Eh! It's still dreadful, IMHO. A few odd light fixtures, two paper umbrellas, and a couple oddly placed "trellises" does not Japan make. They should have named the facility, "Cliche' Oriental Pretense Place."
Again, 100 years ago Japan was little more than a vague idea to much of the US; 100 years ago, Florida was not much more than a tropical jungle wasteland with a handful of scattered outpost towns along the coasts.
Perhaps you'd like to reserve us all a round table at the Algonquin since that may better meet your sophisticated tastes and needs?
MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Rufus T. Firefly wrote:MurphOnMillerAve wrote:Eh! It's still dreadful, IMHO. A few odd light fixtures, two paper umbrellas, and a couple oddly placed "trellises" does not Japan make. They should have named the facility, "Cliche' Oriental Pretense Place."
Again, 100 years ago Japan was little more than a vague idea to much of the US; 100 years ago, Florida was not much more than a tropical jungle wasteland with a handful of scattered outpost towns along the coasts.
Perhaps you'd like to reserve us all a round table at the Algonquin since that may better meet your sophisticated tastes and needs?
Nah. Don't listen to me or pay any attention. All this claptrap comes from a guy - I swear - who, before he went to live in NYC, actually thought Puerto Rico was a city in Florida. I kid you not. And that was intending no disrespect, just paying attention elsewhere when we were studying the Caribbean, I theorize.![]()
Naaaaahhh, don't come to me expecting good taste. What do I know about such wonders as Ligonier (I road my bike there, once, as an adolescent) faux-Japanese wonders. I'm jus' a hick from somewhere where they had to close the high school the kids were so.....oh.....never mind
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