Kate, I've just been told (via the Roadfoods web site) that
the Tuba City Truckstop is no more.
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Kate, I've just been told (via the Roadfoods web site) that
the Tuba City Truckstop is no more.
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Scott said:
Kate, I've just been told (via the Roadfoods web site)
that the Tuba City Truckstop is no more.
ACK!!! Oh, no, say it ain't so, Joe, er um Scott. That's a
real bummer. Although the chances of my getting back there
in my lifetime are pretty slim, so I guess it's not such a
big loss to me personally, but I feel terrible for all the
other people who have yet to have the "World's Best Navajo
Taco". :-(
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On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 15:11:32 -0500, Kate Connally <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Scott said:
Kate, I've just been told (via the Roadfoods web site)
that the Tuba City Truckstop is no more.ACK!!! Oh, no, say it ain't so, Joe, er um Scott. That's a
real bummer. Although the chances of my getting back there
in my lifetime are pretty slim, so I guess it's not such a
big loss to me personally, but I feel terrible for all the
other people who have yet to have the "World's Best Navajo
Taco". :-(
Love Navajo Tacos. While I lived in New Mexico I ate and
made many of them. Thanks for the memories.
Koko A Yuman being on the net (posting from San Diego)
In article <[email hidden]>,
Kate Connally said:ACK!!! Oh, no, say it ain't so, Joe, er um Scott. That's a
real bummer. Although the chances of my getting back there
in my lifetime are pretty slim, so I guess it's not such a
big loss to me personally, but I feel terrible for all the
other people who have yet to have the "World's Best Navajo
Taco". :-(
If you're interested in the thread, as well as suggested
alternatives for the Navajo taco, try here:
<http://www.roadfood.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3007>
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Scott said:
In article <[email hidden]>,Kate Connally said:ACK!!! Oh, no, say it ain't so, Joe, er um Scott. That's
a real bummer. Although the chances of my getting back
there in my lifetime are pretty slim, so I guess it's
not such a big loss to me personally, but I feel
terrible for all the other people who have yet to have
the "World's Best Navajo Taco". :-(If you're interested in the thread, as well as suggested
alternatives for the Navajo taco, try here:
<http://www.roadfood.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3007>--
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This may prove to be a useful site. I may be driving
from PA to MT in a couple of years so I can start my
research now. ;-)
Kate
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Until you bite their heads off.” What if the hokey pokey
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