I've heard Goodland is a nice place to visit.

i was there once when i was 10 at boot hill when it caught fire ! i was in the shitter and smoke started to come in around the bottom of the door !!! :deevee: dad was going nuts trying to get in there to me, i really didnt even know what was goin on, too busy ya know!! ROFL
i got out fine and have only been back once 3 yrs ago, its a craphole now, learn mexican, you'll need it

If you go through La Crosse, you can visit the "barbed wire museum" in the morning, then do Boot Hill in the afternoon. [/hemied-tourguide]

I used to drive 100 miles out of my way to eat at Ray's in Goodland. I would do it again. :drool:

I agree with fraz. The best way to travel Kansas is as you sleep and someone else drives toward the nearest border as fast as possible.

and Dodge smells like a load of ass with all the cattle. I hate that fuggin place.

Yeah, that place is good. Ralph & Ester's had a killer burger back in the day too. Decker's had a good pork tenderloin as well.

I am not familiar with either of those two, will make a note of it. Ray's had home made bread, real mashed potatoes, fresh veggies and corn fed beef. They were continually adding on to the place when I was regularly traveling out there.

And don't shoot the piano player.

You can't look 'em up...they're both gone now. These places were there in the early 80's when I went to High School in Goodland. I only know of Ray's Cafe by accident when I spent an afternoon there a couple of years ago.

So I grabbed the piano player and I punched him in the face
The piano player's out the music stopped
His boy had beef and he got dropped
Mike D. grabbed the money M.C.A. snatched the gold
I grabbed two girlies and a beer that's cold.

:D

My experience with Western Kansas is that there are quite a few places to stop for an hour or so and stretch your legs, but nothing you'd really want to plan on for a vacation. Last weekend I visited an awesome 'old west' tourist attraction in Fairplay, CO.

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