Hampton Inn Lincoln

Address: 1019 N Heitmann Dr, Lincoln, Illinois, 62656, United States | 2 star hotel
 
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This 2 star hotel is located on 1019 N Heitmann Dr, Lincoln.
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      T-Minus 10 days!

      A travel blog entry by sjstaff on Dec 05, 2014

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      ... to the Taj Mahal (Oh, and maybe a little bit of shopping in there too). Most importantly I hope to make an impact on the individuals around me and spread the love of Christ that has so abundantly been bestowed upon me. I Corinthians 9: 22-23 Stay tuned for pictures and entries as I embark on such an amazing opportunity (in less than 15 ...

      Aaaaaaaah

      A travel blog entry by jhalesworth on Oct 24, 2014

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      ... place. We must live without borders or boundaries to continue growing by experiencing, seeing and helping others. Some borders are mental and can be physical. Regardless, we put these up and live contently. Always a risk but trust in yourself. I read this quote recently in Truckee, CA with Bokody and Black; "A bird sitting on a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking, because her trust is not on the branch but on her own wings." Believe in your own strength ...

      Route 66.. Our first day

      A travel blog entry by reevefamily on Sep 18, 2014

      ... named (hypenated town). Driving past a few more towns, Shirley, Funks Grove (famously make Mapel Sirup (how it is spelt), then McLean and a quick stop in Atlanta, where we saw the second giant of the trio on this trip, The Bunyan Giant, brother to Gemini Giant. Atlanta was a lovely small town, with R66 signs, a park and a few shops dedicated to this famous old road. The kids were tired and wanted to find the nearest ...

      So much to see, but is there transport?

      A travel blog entry by evans2014 on Jul 25, 2014

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      ... The skies were so overcast I thought we might be in for another storm, but no just a few sprinkles.
      Maybe it's smog, with loads of industrial smoke polluting the air.

      The hotel has been refurbished lately, but the area is sad, so I hope there's a public transport system reasonably close to go exploring, as I know Paul won't drive into the city!

      I'll let you know tomorrow
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      Dying for trade

      A travel blog entry by terroraustralis on Sep 19, 2012

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      The main industry for Lincoln appears to be tombstones!!! There are about 5 purveyors of beautifully crafted marble head stones, in all different shapes to cater for all, there is the one shaped like a dear for the hunter, the American flag for the patriot, the car, the motorbike, the list goes on and on. Again it is another one on those patriotic towns ...
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