American Press Travel News–March 11th,- Seminole Casino and Hotel, Immokalee, FL.-Bob and Barb “On the Road Again” – Barb and I like a great sing-along and between the Coasters and the Platters, we had one, actually hundreds of attenders did too!
We were in the lands of the Seminole Tribe of Florida: They are the “Unconquered Warriors, having never given in, or up to the American Government. They never entered to signing a treaty-the only tribe in America who did not! This is the tribe that paved the way for Native American gaming in in the country more than 25-years ago. Today the Seminole Casinos, hotels and other enterprises employ 7,000 employees, and purchase more than $130.3 million in goods and services. Their new hotel in Immokalee, FL, where we stayed this past Saturday night was as modern and comfortable as any we have ever stayed in. The bed, bathroom and room amenities right down to the delightfully double bed lights, were first rate. We loved this hotel! We didn’t have a chance to dine, as the wait for restaurant on this Saturday night during prime winter time and the fact that the Coasters and the Platters were also on the menu, had this place “jumping.” For info: go: 1800-218-0007
The casino is easily accessible from anywhere in Florida!!
APtravelnews-January 15th– Bob and Barb back in Port St Lucie, FL-Last week we took on 27-below degree wind chill in Indianapolis, Indiana to attend the ATA (Archery Trade Show) and assist Click-It Hot Use It Cold Company to show, tell and sell very neat reusable hand and body warmers. We worked with writers and editors as well as multi-media groups and bloggers in the Press Room, telling about these great products. It was so cold in the area that heat from the Click-It Hot’s was much appreciated and sought by just about everyone that visited the booth, and who we met in the Press Room. The individual hand and body warmer heat to 130-degrees in less than 5-seconds, and can be a lifesaver if needed by anyone developing Hypothermia, fingers or toes on the verge of frostbite, and keeping comfortable in any cool weather sporting endeavor.
