Doubletree by Hilton, Dallas - Farmers Branch

11611 Luna Road, Farmers Branch, Texas, 75234, United States | 3 star hotel
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This 3 star hotel, located in the Dallas Northwest area of Farmers Branch, is near Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park Dallas, Mustangs of Las Colinas, National Scouting Museum, and Mandalay Canal.
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    Travel Blogs from Farmers Branch

    Dallas Full Circle - Act II Ends Fini Kaput!

    A travel blog entry by buckanddeanne on Aug 07, 2014

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    The last RV experience promised to be a real doozy. Upon checking into the Country View RV Park the manager casually let slip that one of our neighbours had an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. "He was given an opportunity to see if he could manage on his own," she said, looking over a white board mapped out with the park's available spaces. "But it ain't working out. I'm just wondering if he's been taken away yet." I shot Deanne ...

    Day 8: Homeward Bound

    A travel blog entry by linzandthehiv on Aug 05, 2014

    1 comment

    ... to eat on the plane and knew I couldn't wait until Phoenix, where my layover was less than 50 minutes. So I found a nice place in Terminal D and tucked into a pink lemonade and club sandwich while--I **** you not--the Edmonton Oil Kings/Val-d'Or Memorial Cup semi-final match on Sportsnet Ontario. I have no idea why but it was, all the same, pretty cool to watch a hometown team on a bar TV in Dallas, Texas.

    My flight boarded right on time, but there was a change to ...

    Step two! (Bought the truck)

    A travel blog entry by familymojo on Aug 01, 2014

    2 comments, 1 photo

    We bought a truck to carry the camper today! It needs a little work, but seems basically strong. Once we get it travel-ready, we need to go to Arizona to pick up the camper.

    In other news today, we also decided to rent out our house (rather than selling), and selected a property management company.

    A huge progress day!

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    Termite Procedures - The Primary Steps

    A travel blog entry by visionmole75 on Jul 29, 2014

    ... that cannot be accessed in any other way. In the event the termite killing foam is being injected directly into the termite workings it grows (somewhat akin to shaving cream), covering all of the surfaces and termites inside the workings. The pest technician can control the type of termite killing foam that he desires by adjusting the quantity of termite foam agent which is incorporated into the mix. There are a couple of key shortcomings for this procedure. The ...

    Nasher Sculpture Center & The Mansion Restaurant

    A travel blog entry by wheresgordon on Sep 29, 2013

    ... the works. None of them were successful. The Nashers wound up building their own museum, the Nasher Sculpture Center, next to the Dallas Museum of Art.

    The Center has a two-floor building as well as a sculpture garden. Much of the building was taken up by a temporary exhibit called Return to Earth: Ceramic Sculptures of Fontana, Melotti, Miro, Noguchi and Picasso. There were quite a few interesting works in both ...
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