About a 20-30-minute drive from Walla Walla is Wildhorse Resort and Casino. In America, casinos are (as far as I know) only allowed in the state of Nevada, and any outside of that are on Native American reservations. This happens to be a reservation and the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla tribes have partnered to make this place available to everyone. There are many things you can do there besides gamble: golf, eat, shop, sit in a hot tub in the hotel...you pick! All with - you guessed it: Scenic Views. Tomorrow, a shot of the expansion in progress there.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
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About a 20-30-minute drive from Walla Walla is Wildhorse Resort and Casino. In America, casinos are (as far as I know) only allowed in the state of Nevada, and any outside of that are on Native American reservations. This happens to be a reservation and the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla tribes have partnered to make this place available to everyone. There are many things you can do there besides gamble: golf, eat, shop, sit in a hot tub in the hotel...you pick! All with - you guessed it: Scenic Views. Tomorrow, a shot of the expansion in progress there.
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Ah but have you been to the museum with the unpronounceable name?! I loved it, been there three times now. As for the casino, no thanks but I have had lunch there.
Hey, how come it takes me more than 30 mins to get there?!
It depends on how fast you drive and whether or not you get stuck behind a tractor. :)
I haven't been to Tamastslikt but my parents have and they said it was interesting. And for the record, it took me several years of staring at the sign and saying it out loud before I finally got it right. Lol!
I love those indians names!As I'm living near Monte Carlo, an Cannes, we have several casinos around here.But I never was inside!
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