Noah's ark
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No I was thinking the waterpark in the dells, and thought OP didn't know it's not an open year-round waterpark.
- Mar 27, 2006
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Was Noah's Ark Found by Explorers in Eastern Turkey?
Rumors have been shared for years about purportedly found remnants of wood, metals, and animals that were part of the Noah's Ark Bible story.
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Drove by tonight, didn't look too busy. Probably cheap right now.
The swim up bar attached to the outdoor hot tub is one of my favorite parts of that place.Thought he was mixing it up with Kalahari
If you see a male and female of the same species as you getting in before you, you probably better learn to swim real well.
Not necessarily.
It's possible the gazelles are also samesies.
And no one's talkijg about inbreeding or animals eating one another?
There were so many family owned Italian restaurants in Des Moines when I was growing up. Sadly most of them are gone. We really did have a lot of good Italian food in Des Moines. I used to belong to the Club of Italian Americans in Des Moines. I think they said there were over 30,000 people of Italian decent (this was in the 90s) in the Des Moines, area. So I guess it would make sense there would be a lot of good family owned restaurants and pizza. Noah's one of them of course.
Is there still a "Little Italy" area on the south side or has that faded away?
Rochellis (sp?) was a good place to eat. The old man who owned the place used to walk around and bark at the servers a lot. Always got a kick out of that.
I suck at spelling names. Is that place still open? Last time I ate there might have been 20 years ago.
