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Re: Notes and Noticings from the road

Paul Heymont ·
Actually, I think the banks have a fairly minimal (as small as I can make it) impact on my currency transactions, in part because I never deal with exchanges; I use bank ATMs. That way, the exchange takes place not on my account, but as an interbank transaction at the base rate banks use with each other. I used to use my ATM card from Citibank, but eventually they began charging a 3% foreign exchange fee even on withdrawals. At that point, I opened an account with Charles Schwab, a brokerage...
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

Travel Rob ·
Thanks Marilyn! This place looks so cool. I love trying unique soda and will have to get there someday.
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

Paul Heymont ·
Gonna get your kicks on Route 66?
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

Samantha ·
Marilyn, thanks for sharing this. So cool. We have been on Route 66 before, but not on that part. Will definitely have to do that someday. Have you been to to Coca Cola factory in Atlanta? Love it!. Thanks again for sharing this.
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

Jonathan L ·
A wonderful piece. I loved my route 66 trip from LA to Alb. I look forward to driving the rest of it soon.
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

GarryRF ·
Cola is the biggest selling drink in every country in the world. Except one - any ideas ?
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

DrFumblefinger ·
I suspect you're probably referring to a beer-consuming country, GarryRF, but there are so many.....The Aussies certainly come to mind.
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

GarryRF ·
Cola outsells beer in every country. But this country is famous for an alcoholic drink- but not for beer So we're looking for a "soft" drink - as we call it. (Non-Alcoholic)
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

TravelGirlJenn ·
I THINK I know which one and only because my neighbor is from this country and was talking about it recently. So I'm going to guess...Scotland because of Irn-Bru.
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

GarryRF ·
Iron Brew it is. Made in Scotland. From Girders. (So the ad says) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGyKpx12d_E TravelGirlJenn. Love that quote on your comment. Since I bought a TomTom with US maps on I've been seeing a new America. I can now get lost on my annual road trip around the US and the places I've found are amazing. I just follow my curiosity. And near the end of the day I ask my English speaking lady to take me home. And she says "Keep right and join the Motorway" Love it !
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Re: "Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

Jonathan L ·
Ah Iron-bru! that nasty bubble flavored stuff that is the favorite drink of Detective Rebus. Only in Scotland!
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Update: Loyalty Programs and Credit Cards

Paul Heymont ·
For some of us, credit cards are more than a convenient way to pay—they are the lifeline to free travel through loyalty programs. Between points for purchases and bonuses for opening or upgrading credit card accounts, it's possible to get quite...
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A Visit to Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum

Samantha ·
Join Samantha on a visit to the memorial for the 168 who died when a right-wing terrorist destroyed a federal office building in 1995.
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University of Oklahoma, Home of Sooners Football

Samantha ·
Samantha and her husband pay an unplanned visit to the University of Oklahoma Sooners' stadium. The found some of the nicest fans.
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Oklahoma Sooners Football - The University of Oklahoma

Samantha ·
Samnatha and her husband enjoy a visit to the home of Sooners football, and find some of the nicest fans.
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"Pops" is a New Route 66 Icon

Marilyn Jones ·
  I know this is going to be a fun stop on Route 66 just outside Arcadia, Oklahoma when I spy a 66-foot pop bottle on the horizon. Getting closer I can see it stands in front of an uber-modern structure with gas pumps in front. I have never seen...
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When Debit and Credit Cards aren't your best traveling choices

DrFumblefinger ·
Recently PHeymont wrote a nice article on how to pay for things while traveling abroad which I'd recommend you familiarize yourself with (click  here ) before reading the rest of this blog post.  I largely agree with what he posted, but...
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Up, Up and Away: Airline miles cards with big bonuses

Paul Heymont ·
Up, up and away—quickly! That’s the goal for many frequent fliers, and a current round of cards for various airlines is offering some big bonuses to meet that goal…some of them enough for a round-trip to Europe in one shot. Right...
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Dec 23, 2020: Welcome to Oklahoma

Samantha ·
Samantha and her husband share some pictures of the Oklahoma state sign. Their doggie even got into the act, lol
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Re: Dec 23, 2020: Welcome to Oklahoma

DrFumblefinger ·
Dolly's a doll!
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Re: Dec 23, 2020: Welcome to Oklahoma

Samantha ·
Thank you so much for the likes and comments everyone. We love her
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Ice Storm, Oklahoma City

DrFumblefinger ·
DrFumblefinger shares some photos of an ice storm he encountered while traveling through Oklahoma City.
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Welcome to Texas!

Samantha ·
Samantha and her husband continue their quest to document welcome signs from all 50 states
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Oklahoma City National Memorial

DrFumblefinger ·
Gumbo was visiting the National Memorial in Oklahoma City, site of a terrorist bombing over 25 years ago.
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Re: Oklahoma City National Memorial

Marilyn Jones ·
Every American should visit this memorial to experience the sadness of what hate can do to destroy so many innocent lives.
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Oklahoma State Capitol, Oklahoma City

DrFumblefinger ·
DrFumblefinger visits the state capitol building in Oklahoma City.
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AA tries a new tack with 'gate lice'

Paul Heymont ·
American takes another try at keeping the boarding process under control
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