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ABBREVIATIONSAK AlaskaAL AlabamaAR ArkansasAZ ArizonaCA CaliforniaCO ColoradoCT ConnecticutDC District of ColumbiaDE DelawareFL FloridaGA GeorgiaHI HawaiiIA IowaID IdahoIL IllinoisIN IndianaKS KansasKY KentuckyLA LouisianaMA MassachusettsMD MarylandME MaineMI MichiganMN MinnesotaMO MissouriMS MississippiMT MontanaNC North CarolinaND North DakotaNE NebraskaNH New HampshireNJ New JerseyNM New MexicoNV NevadaNY New YorkOH OhioOK OklahomaOR OregonPA PennsylvaniaRI Rhode IslandSC South Carolina
SD South DakotaTN TennesseeTX TexasUT UtahVA VirginiaVT VermontWA WashingtonWI WisconsinWV West VirginiaWY Wyoming
AAbilene 642Abingdon 313-14Abiquiu 870-1Abita Springs 426Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness 756-7Acadia National Park 239-40, 776,
776-7accommodations 1154-6, see also
individual locationsAcoma Pueblo 863activities 42-8, see also individual
locationsAdel 618African Americans 1105
festivals 384museums 142, 169, 252, 271-4, 415,
427, 558, 711, 891slavery 324, 1105writers 1136
agriculture 1102air travel
air tickets 1169to/from the USA 1168-9within the USA 1170-1
Amelia Island 481Big Sur 941Brighton Beach 88Canaveral National Seashore
475Cape Cod National Seashore
14, 190Cape Hatteras National Seashore
326Chicago 514Falmouth 187Fort Lauderdale 459Fort Myers Beach 487Hanauma Bay 1086, 17Hyannis 188Islamorada 468Kailua 1086Kailua-Kona 1088Lahaina 1092Lake Winnipesaukee 225Long Island 114Marathon (FL) 469Miami Beach 447Montauk 115Nantucket 194Ocean County 131Orange County 915-16Padre Island National Seashore 681Point Reyes National Seashore 973Rhode Island 206-7Rockaway Beach 92San Diego 919Sandwich 186-7Waikiki 1083
Wellfleet 190Wilmington 329
Beals 241Bear Mountain State Park 116bears 748, 1150, 774Beartooth Highway 757Beaufort 328, 347beer 514, 1128
breweries 426, 480, 573, 608, 671
festivals 28, 712, 1039Bellevue 619Bellingham 1026-7Bemidji 597Bend 1051-2Bennington 214-15Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State
Park 682Berkeley 973-4Berkeley Springs 317Berkshires, the 199-201Berlin (MD) 284Berlin (OH) 548Bethany Beach 290Bethel 242-3Bethlehem 151Beverly Hills 895, 900-1bicycling, see cycling,
mountain-bikingBig Bend National Park 694-5Big Bend Ranch State Park 696-7Big Island 1087-91Big Sur 940-1Bighorn Mountains 753Bill Baggs Cape Florida State
Recreation Park 452Billings 757birds 1152birdwatching
Acadia National Park 240Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve
1072Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
680-1Assateague Island 285Big Bend National Park 694Block Island 206Blue Ridge Parkway 40Cape May 133Chatham 189Chicago 532Custer State Park 632Dauphin Island 401Great Wass Island 241New York City 82, 92Okefenokee National Wildlife
Refuge 396Pine Barrens 132World Birding Center 682
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-CBirmingham 397-9Bisbee 837Biscayne National Park 464Bishop 997Bismarck 622-3bison 748, 13Black Hills 627-34, 628-9Black Hills National Forest 628-9Block Island 206Bloomington 540Blowing Rock 334Blue Hill 239Blue Ridge Parkway 14, 39-40, 312,
335, 15Bluegrass Country 374-5blues music 1142Bluff 851boat travel
to/from the USA 1170within the USA 1171
Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex 760-1
Bodega Bay 980Bodie State Historic Park 997Boise 763-5books 1100, 1111, 1134-5, 1140,
see also literatureBoone 334Boonville 979Boothbay Harbor 236-7border crossings
Canada 128, 1169-70Mexico 699, 1170
Boston 14, 167-84, 170-1, 176-7, 15accommodations 175-8drinking 181entertainment 181-2festivals 173-5food 178-81internet access 182-3medical services 183shopping 182sights 168-73sports 182tourist offices 183tours 173travel to/from 183travel within 183-4walking tour 174, 174
Boulder (CO) 718-22Boulder (UT) 852-3bourbon, see whiskeyBozeman 754-6Bradley Beach 131Brandywine Valley 150, 290-1Branson 611-12Brattleboro 212-14Breaux Bridge 431
Brewster 189Bridgehampton 115Brighton Beach 88Brooklyn Bridge 63Brownsville 682Brunswick 395-6Bryce Canyon National Park 780,
854, 771Bryson City 338-9budgeting 18, 1101Buffalo 124-6Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical
Park 638Buffalo Gap National Grassland 627Buffalo National River 439buffaloes 1151Burlington (IA) 619Burlington (VT) 219-22Burning Man 29, 805bus travel
to/from the USA 1169, 1170within the USA 1171-2
Bush, George W 1113-14business hours 1156
CCadillac Mountain 239Cahokia Mounds State Historic
Site 535Cajun Country 429-32Calais 242California 55, 882-1000, 884-5
Calistoga 975Calumet 596Cambridge 171-3Camden 237-9Cameron 829camping 1154-6Canaveral National Seashore
475Cane River Country 432Cannon Beach 1058-9
canoeing & kayaking 46Apostle Islands 581-2Bar Harbor 240Bethel 242Boundary Waters 596Charlotte 333Chicago 520Francis Marion National Forest 350Glacier Bay National Park 1070Juneau 1069Kealakekua Bay 1088Key Largo 467Key West 472Manchester (VT) 216Marathon (FL) 469Misty Fjords National Monument
1065Monterey 943Na Pali 1097Petersburg 1066-7Portland (ME) 234Portland (OR) 1039San Diego 923San Francisco 960Santa Barbara 935Santa Cruz 945Sitka 1068Valentine 638Wailua 1096
Canterbury Shaker Village 224Canton 546Canyonlands National Park 850-1Cape Cod 185-94, 186Cape Cod National Seashore 14, 190Cape Cod Rail Trail 190Cape Flattery 1025Cape Hatteras National Seashore 326Cape Henlopen State Park 288Cape May 133-4Cape Perpetua 1059Cape Vincent 123Capital Region 53, 249-319, 246
Capitol Hill 256Capitol Reef National Park 852Capone, Al 513Captain Cook 1089Captiva Islands 488Capulin Volcano National
Monument 875car travel 1169-70, 1172-6, see also
road tripsCaratunk 243Carhenge 638Carlsbad 880-1
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park 881Carmel 941-2Carson City 806Carson, Rachel 1112casinos 791-4, 804Cathedral Gorge State Park 808cathedrals, see churches &
cathedralsCatoosa 646Catskills 118Cedar Breaks National Monument
854Cedar City 854Cedar Point Amusement Park 547cell phones 19, 1162Central Park 82, 84-5Chaco Culture National Historic
Park 874Chama 874-5Chamberlain 625Channel Islands National Park 937Chapel Hill 331-3Chapin Mesa 740Charleston 340-6Charleston County Sea Islands 347Charlevoix 567Charlotte 333-4Charlottesville 306-8Charm 548Chatham 189-90Chattanooga 368-9Chavez, Cesar 1112Chelan 1030Cherokee people 334, 1120Cherokee town 338cherry blossoms 26Cheyenne 742-3Chicago 10, 505-31, 506, 508-9, 10
accommodations 521-3activities 517-18Andersonville 515, 516drinking 526-7entertainment 527-9festivals 520-1food 523-6Gold Coast 513-14internet access 530itineraries 507Lincoln Park 514Loop, the 507-12medical services 530Near North 513shopping 529-30sights 507-17
South Loop 512-13South Side 516-22sports 529tourist offices 530tours 518-20travel to/from 530-1travel within 531walking tour 519, 519Wrigleyville 515, 516
children, travel with 49-51, see also amusement parks, aquariums, water parks, zoos
Albuquerque 860Atlanta 385Boston 179Chicago 520Hershey’s Chocolate World 154Houston 673Las Vegas (NV) 796Legoland 927Los Angeles 899Miami (FL) 453Minneapolis 587New York City 92Phoenix 813Portland (OR) 1038Salt Lake City 841San Francisco 961Santa Fe 866Seattle 1014SeaWorld 490-1, 922St Paul 591
Chilkoot Trail 1073Chincoteague 306Chinese New Year 26Chinook people 1003Chippewa people 1121Chiricahua National Monument 836-7Choctaw people 1120Chrysler Building 81churches & cathedrals
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels 891
Cathedral of St John the Baptist 391
Cathedral of St John the Divine 83Ebenezer Baptist Church 383First Gospel Tabernacle Church
355Gateway Walk Churches 340Grace Cathedral 951Mission Dolores 956Old First Church 214Old North Church 169San Francisco de Asís Church 872St Augustine’s Church 415Washington National Cathedral 259
Claremore 650Clark, William 1057Clarksdale 404-5Clayton 123Cleveland 542-6climate 18, see also individual
locationsclimate change 1149, 1168Clinton 647Clinton, Bill 1113Clyde 547C&O Canal National Historic Park 286cocktails 1129-30Coconino National Forest 820Cody 744Coeur d’Alene 768coffee 1089, 1130-1Coloma 986Colonial Williamsburg 299-300Colorado 709-41, 706-7Columbia (MO) 611Columbia (TN) 350Columbia River Gorge 1049Columbus (IN) 539Columbus (OH) 549-50Columbus, Christopher 1104Concord 184, 224-5condors 1152Coney Island 88Congaree National Park 350Connecticut 207-12, 164-5consulates 1157Conway Scenic Railroad 226cooking courses 417Cooperstown 122Cordova 1076Cornucopia 581Corolla 325Corpus Christi 681Cosmosphere & Space Center 641costs 18, 1101country music 1143Country Music Hall of Fame &
Museum 359-61Coupeville 1025Covington 426coyotes 1151Crater Lake National Park 1052, 772Crawford 688Crawford Notch State Park 228Crazy Horse Memorial 632credit cards 1160Crescent City 984
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-FCrested Butte 733crime 1161Crisfield 283Crooked Road 314-15cruise ships 1170Crystal Coast 328-9culture 1100-2Cumberland 286-7Cumberland Island 396Custer, General George 758Custer State Park 632-3customs 1102, 1127customs regulations 1156cycling 43-4, 1171, see also
mountain-bikingAspen 731Bend 1051Cape Cod 187Cape Cod Rail Trail 190Chicago 517-18Cumberland 287Delaware 288Miami (FL) 453Missoula 759Moab 849Monterey 943Nantucket 194New York City 91-2Portland (OR) 1038-9Provincetown 191San Francisco 960Santa Barbara 935Seattle 1013
DDahlonega 389Dalí Museum 485Dallas 682-9, 684, 690dance 1139dangers, see safetyDaniel Boone National Forest 377Dauphin Island 401Dayton 550-1Daytona Beach 476-8Daytona International Speedway 476Dead Horse Point State Park 851Deadwood 630-1Dearborn 562Death Valley National Park 782,
933-4, 783Declaration of Independence 1106-7Deep Creek Lake 287Delaware 287-91, 246-7Delaware Water Gap 129Denali National Park & Preserve 1076Denton 688Denver 709-16, 710Des Moines 617-18
Detroit 555-62, 556Devil’s Tower National Monument 753Dewey 288-9dialing codes 1162Diamond Head 1086diet crazes 1123Dinosaur National Monument 847disabilities, travelers with 1163discount cards 1155Disneyland 911-15, 912, see also
Walt Disney Worlddistilleries
Buffalo Trace 376Four Roses 376Heaven Hill 376Jack Daniel’s 364Jim Beam 376Maker’s Mark 376Moss Beach 947Ole Smoky Moonshine 370Tom Moore 376Wild Turkey 376Woodford Reserve 376
diving & snorkeling 47-8Kailua-Kona 1088Key Largo 467Key West 472La Jolla 923Looe Key 470Molokini 1094Monterey 943Outer Banks 327San Diego 923
Dodge City 644Douglas 565Dover 291drinks, see also beer, breweries,
driver’s licenses 1173driving, see car travelDry Tortugas National Park 471Dubuque 620Duck 325Duke University 332Duluth 593-5Durham 331-3Dylan, Bob 594
Echo Lake State Park 226economy 1100ecotravel 441, 466Edgartown 196-7Edisto Island 347El Camino Del Rio 696El Morro National Monument 863El Paso 699-702El Reno 647El Santuario de Chimayo 870electricity 1155, 1156Elk City 647Elkins 317Elko 807Ellensburg 1033Elsah 535Ellis Island 65embassies 1157Empire State Building 80Enchanted Rock State Natural Area
665environment 1146-9Escalante 853-4Essex 210Estes Park 724-5Eugene 1047-8Eunice 432Eureka 983Eureka Springs 438-9Evanston 532events, see festivals & eventsEverglades City 465-6Everglades National Park 463-4,
776, 776exchange rates 19
FFairmount 539Fairmount Park 143Fairy Falls 748Falmouth 187-8Fargo 621-2farmers markets 50
Ann Arbor 563Bird-in-Hand 152Boston 180Burlington (VT) 221Charleston 343Hilo 1090Ithaca 120Los Angeles 906Madison (WI) 576Minneapolis 583Nashville (TN) 361New York City 75Occidental 979Olympia 1021Richmond 298
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farmers markets continuedRoanoke 313Salt Lake City 841San Francisco 951, 966San Luis Obispo 938Santa Fe 868Soulard 607Trenton 129Wichita 640
Farmington 874fauna, see animalsFayetteville 318Fenway Park 25, 182Fenwick Island 290festivals & events 26-9, see also
football 1118-19Forest Park 605Forks 1024, 1025Fort Bragg 981Fort Davis 697Fort Lauderdale 459-61Fort McHenry National Monument &
Historic Shrine 275-6Fort Myers 487Fort Myers Beach 487Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
326Fort Worth 689-93, 690Four Corners Navajo Tribal Park 830Foyil 646Francis Marion National Forest 350Franconia Falls 225Franconia Notch State Park 228Frankfort 375Franklin 365Frederick 286Fredericksburg (TX) 665-6Fredericksburg (VA) 295-6Freeport 236Friedan, Betty 1112Front Range 716-25Front Royal 310
GGalax 314-15Galena 532-3galleries, see museums & galleriesGallup 863Galveston 679-80Gary 541Gathering of Nations 27Gatlinburg 370
455, 961-3, 1014, 1039Fort Lauderdale 460Los Angeles 908Minneapolis 588Portland (OR) 1044San Francisco 957Seattle 1019Washington, DC 267
geography 1146-7geology 1146-7George Washington National Forest
310Georgia 378-97, 322-3Gettysburg 153-4Glacier Bay National Park 1070Glacier National Park 704, 761-3, 778,
769, 778-9Glacier Point 991Gold Beach 1060Gold Country 986-8gold rush 947, 986, 1108Golden Gate Bridge 960, 9, 1108Governor’s Island National
Monument 65-7Graceland 354-5Grafton 535Grand Canyon National Park 7, 780,
823-8, 824, 7, 770-1, 773, 780-1Grand Canyon Skywalk 828Grand Canyon West 828Grand Central Station 80Grand Forks 624Grand Island 637-8Grand Marais 595Grand Rapids 564-5Grand Staircase-Escalante National
Monument 853Grand Teton National Park 704, 750-1,
746, 13, 774Grants Pass 1054Grass Valley 986Grassy Key 469Grauman’s Chinese Theatre 893Grayton Beach State Park 497Great Barrington 199Great Basin National Park 807Great Depression 1110Great Lakes 53, 500, 502-3
Great River Road 40-1Great Salt Lake 844Great Sand Dunes National Park
704, 734Great Smoky Mountains National
Park 338, 369-70, 776, 777Great Wass Island 241Green Bay 580-1Green Country 650Green River 848Greenbrier 319Greenbrier Valley 318-19Greenport 116Gruene 664-5Guadalupe 938Guadalupe Mountains National
Park 702Guerneville 979Gulf Coast 409Gullah people 348
HHaines 1071-2Haleakalā National Park 1095Halloween 29Hampton Roads 302-4Hana 1095Hanalei 1096-7Hanapepe 1098Hannibal 610-11Hanover 229-30Harbor Country 565Harmony 593Harpers Ferry 316-17Hartford 210-11Harvard University 171-2Hatteras Island 325Havasu Canyon 828Hawaii 17, 55, 1079-98, 1080, 17
Hayden Valley 748Hays 643Healdsburg 979health 1101, 1157-8Heber Valley 846-7Helena 757-8Hells Canyon 1056Hells Canyon National
Recreation Area 704Hemingway, Ernest 568, 766Hershey 153Hibbing 596High Line, the 20, 59, 73Highlands 130hiking 43, 44
Acadia National Park 239-40Anchorage 1074Appalachian Trail 215, 243, 310Big Bend National Park 694Bethel 242Blue Ridge Parkway 312Chilkoot Trail 1073C&O Canal National Historic
Park 286Eureka Springs 438Flagstaff 818Franconia Notch State Park 228Glacier National Park 761-2Grand Canyon National Park 7,
825, 827, 7Grand Teton National Park 704,
750, 13Great Smoky Mountains National
Park 338, 370Haines 1071Juneau 1069Ketchikan 1065Kings Canyon National Park 995Lake Tahoe 999Marquette 570-1Mauna Kea 1089Mesa Verde National Park 740Missoula 759Mt Hood 1050Mt Rainier National Park 1032Mt Washington 229Na Pali 1097Newport (RI) 204Olympic National Park 1022Pike’s Peak 717Portland (OR) 1038Rocky Mountain National Park
722Santa Cruz 945Sequoia National Park 995Shenandoah National Park 309Stowe 218
Superior Hiking Trail 596Telluride 739Vail 729-30Yellowstone National Park 745-8Yosemite National Park 991, 992Zion National Park 855
Hill City 631-2Hillsboro 643Hilo 1090-1hip-hop 1145Historic Triangle 299-302history 1103-14, see also Civil War
European invasion 1104-6gold rush 947, 986, 1108Great Depression 1110Korean War 1111slavery 324, 1105Vietnam War 1111WWI 612WWII 1063, 1081, 1111
hitchhiking 1176Hoboken 128Hocking County 550Hohokam people 787holidays 1161Holland 566Hollywood 892-3, 896Homer 1076Homestead 464-5Honolulu 1082-5Hood River 1049Hoover Dam 802-3Hope 437Hopi Nation 830Hopi people 1120horseback riding 48
Grand Canyon National Park 825, 827
Lexington 374, 375Moab 849Mt Washington Valley 226Outer Banks 327
hot dogs 834Hot Springs (AR) 436-7Hot Springs (NE) 634Hot Springs (SC) 338Houston 672-9, 674-5, 678Hovenweep National Monument 852Hudson 117Hudson, Henry 62Hudson Valley 116-18Hueco Tanks State Historical Park
Iowa 616-20, 600-1Iowa City 618-19Iron Range District 596-7Islamorada 467-9Isle of Palms 346Isle Royale National Park 571Ithaca 119-20itineraries 30-4, 30, 31, 33, 34
JJack Daniel’s Distillery 364Jack London Historic State Park 978Jackson (CA) 987Jackson (MS) 407-8Jackson (WY) 751-4Jacksonville (FL) 480Jacksonville (OR) 1054James River Plantations 302Jamestown 301jazz music 1142-3Jekyll Island 396
Jenner 981Jerome 821-2Jersey City 128Jersey Shore 130-1Jewel Cave National Monument
633Jewish heritage
museums 68, 83-6, 139, 254-5, 275, 485, 949
synagogues 69-70, 205Jim Thorpe 154John Day Fossil Beds National
Monument 1055John Pennekamp Coral Reef State
Park 467Jonesport 241Joshua Tree National Park 782,
930-1, 772Juneau 1068-71
KKahuku 1087Kahului 1094Kailua 1086-7Kailua-Kona 1087-8Kamas 845Kanab 854-5Kancamagus Pass 225Kansas 639-44Kansas City 612-15, 600-1Kartchner Caverns State Park 836Katrina, Hurricane 411, 1147Kauaʻi 1095-8kayaking, see canoeing & kayakingKayenta-Monument Valley 821Kealakekua Bay 1088Kearney 638Kelleys Island 547-8Kennebec River 243Kennebunkport 232-3Kennecott 1076Kennedy Space Center 474-5Kentucky 370-8, 322-3Ketchikan 1065-6Ketchum 765-7Key Biscayne 452Key Largo 466-7Key West 470-4Keystone 632Kiawah Island 347Kidron 548Kihei 1093Kill Devil Hills 325Killington 217King Jr, Martin Luther 383, 1112
historic site 383memorials 257place of death 353
Kingman 831Kings Canyon National Park 994-6Kitty Hawk 325Knott’s Berry Farm 914Kodachrome Basin State Park 854Korean War 1111
Lincoln Park 514Litchfield 211-12Litchfield Hills 211-12literature 418, 1133-5, see also booksLittle Rock 434-5Little Washington 293Lockport 126Lollapalooza 29Long Beach 897-8Long Beach Island 131Long Branch 130Long Island 114-16Long Island City 90-1Looe Key 470Lopez Island 1027Los Alamos 870Los Angeles 16, 887-911, 888-9, 16
Louisiana 409-33, 322-3Louisiana State Museum 414Louisville 371-4
Lower Connecticut River Valley 210Lower Keys 470Lubec 241-2Lucas 642-3Luckenbach 666, 32Ludington 566
MMaʻalaea 1093Machias 241Mackinac Island 568-9Mackinaw City 567-8Madeline Island 582Madison (IN) 540Madison (WI) 576-8Madison County 618magazines 1155Maine 230-43, 164-5, 231Makena 1093Malibu 896-7Mall of America 592Mammoth 745Mammoth Cave National Park
Historical Park 216Martha’s Vineyard 195-7, 186Martin Luther King Jr National
Historic Site 383Maryland 270-87, 246-7Massachusetts 167-201, 164-5Maui 1091-5Mauna Kea 1089McCarthy 1076measures 1155medical services 1158, see also
individual locationsMedicine Bow Mountains 753Medora 623-4Memphis 351-8, 352Mendenhall Glacier 1069Mendocino 981Menemsha 197Merritt Island National Wildlife
Refuge 475
Mesa 811Mesa Verde National Park 704,
740-1, 778Mesilla 876Methow Valley 1030Metropolitan Museum of Art 83Meyer, Stephanie 1024Miami (FL) 12, 445-59, 446, 12
accommodations 455-7activities 453Coconut Grove 451-3, 452Coral Gables 451-3, 452Downtown 447-9, 450drinking 457entertainment 457festivals 453-7food 455-7internet access 458Little Haiti 451Little Havana 449, 452medical services 459Miami Beach 447, 448shopping 458sights 445-52tourist offices 459tours 453travel to/from 459travel within 459walking tour 454, 454
Miami (OK) 646Michigan 555-72, 502-3Middle Bass Island 547Middleburg 293Middlebury 217-18Milan 546Milford 154Milk, Harvey 1112Millennium Park 507-11Millersburg 548Milwaukee 572-6Minneapolis 582-90, 584-5Minnesota 582-97, 502-3Minot 624Minuteman Missile National Historic
Site 626Minuteman Missile State Historic
Site 623Mississippi 402-9, 322-3Mississippi Delta 403Missoula 758-60Missouri 602-16, 600-1Misty Fjords National Monument
1065Mitchell 625, 17Moab 848-50Mobile 401mobile phones 19, 1162Mogollon people 787
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Mojave National Preserve 932-3Mokelumne Hill 987Molokaʻi 1096Molokini 1094Monadnock State Park 224money 1160Monhegan Island 237Monongahela National Forest 317Montana 754-63, 706-7Montauk 115Monterey 942-4Montgomery 400-1Monticello 306-7Montpelier 218Monument Rocks 643Monument Valley 852Mormon church 856Morro Bay 939motorcycle travel 1169-70, 1170,
1172-6Motown Records 560Mound City 550Mount Vernon 294-5mountain-biking 45, see also cyclingmovies 1101Mt Anderson 1022Mt Baker 1029Mt Equinox 215Mt Hood 1049-50Mt Mansfield 218Mt Pleasant 346Mt Rainier National Park 782, 1031-2,
782Mt Rogers National Recreation
Area 313Mt Rushmore 632Mt Shasta 988Mt Snow 214Mt St Helens National Volcanic
Monument 1032Mt Tamalpais State Park 972Mt Trashmore 305Mt Washington 229Mt Washington Valley 226Mt Whitney 997Muir Woods National Monument 972multiculturalism 1115-16Mummers Parade 26Murphys 987museums & galleries
American Museum of Natural History 82
Anchorage Museum 1074Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
832
Art Institute of Chicago 511Cloisters 87Cosmosphere & Space Center 641Country Music Hall of Fame &
Museum 359-61Dalí Museum 485Dallas Museum of Art 683Louisiana State Museum 414Metropolitan Museum of Art 83Museum of Fine Arts, Houston 673Museum of Modern Art (MoMa)
75-9National Civil Rights Museum 353National Gallery of Art 254North Carolina Museum of Art
330-1Oklahoma City National Memorial
Museum 645Philadelphia Museum of Art 141Ringling Museum Complex 486San Francisco Museum of Modern
Art 951Seattle Art Museum 1010Sixth Floor Museum 683Smithsonian Institution Museums
NNader, Ralph 1112Nags Head 325Nantucket 194-5, 186Napa 20, 21, 975Napa Valley 20, 975-7, 32Naples 488-9Nashville (IN) 539Nashville (TN) 359-67, 360-1Natchez 408-9Natchez Trace Parkway 368National Civil Rights Museum 353National Gallery of Art 254National Mall 12, 249-56, 12national parks 59, 769-84, 786,
Pennsylvania Dutch Country 151-3Pensacola 497-9Pentagon 293Petersburg 535, 1066-7Petoskey 567Petrified Forest National Park 831Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park 941Philadelphia 134-50, 136-7
accommodations 144Center City 139Chinatown 142drinking 148entertainment 148-9Fairmount Park 143festivals 144food 145-7Manayunk 143medical services 149Old City 139, 140Penn’s Landing 142Rittenhouse Square 139sights 135-43Society Hill 139South Philadelphia 142South Street 141-2sports 149tourist offices 149tours 143travel to/from 149-50travel within 150University City 142
570Piedmont, the 306-9Pierre 625-6Pikes Peak 716Pine Barrens 132Pine Ridge Indian Reservation 627Pioneertown 931Pittsburgh 154-61Pittsfield 200-1Plaisance 432-3planning 18-19, 36, see also individual
locationscalendar of events 26-9children 49-51itineraries 30-4, 30, 31, 33, 34repeat visitors 20travel seasons 18USA’s regions 52-5
plantationsAitken-Rhett House 341Ashley River 346-7Boone Hall 346James River 302Laura 427Melrose 432Monticello 306-7Nashville (TN) 362-3Oak Alley 427, 11Plimoth 185Shirley 302St Francisville 428Vacherie 427
plants 1152Plath, Sylvia 1135Plymouth (CA) 987Plymouth (MA) 185Poconos 154Poʻipu 1097-8Point Lobos State Reserve 941Point Pleasant 131Point Reyes National Seashore 973Polson 760polygamy 856Ponderosa Pine Scenic Byway 767population 1100, 1101Porcupine Mountains Wilderness
State Park 571-2Port Allen 1098Port Angeles 1024-5Port Aransas 680Port Orford 1060Port Townsend 1023-4Portland (ME) 233-6
Portland (OR) 1034-46, 1036Portsmouth 223postal services 1161Poughkeepsie 118Prairie du Chien 579Prescott 822-3Presley, Elvis 1144
birthplace 402Graceland 354-5
Prince 1143Princeton 129Providence 201-3Provincetown 191-4Provo Canyon 847public holidays 1161Puʻuhonua O Honaunau National
Historical Park 1089
QQuad Cities 533Quandary Peak 716Quechee 216-17
RRachel 808Racine 578-9radio 1155rafting 46
Big Bend National Park 695Bluff 851Charlotte 333Fayetteville 318Gold Country 986Hells Canyon 1056John Day River 1055Kennebec River 243Langlade 581Reno 804Santa Fe 866Stanley 767-8Taos 872Valentine 638Yellowstone National Park 748
Raleigh 330-1Ramona Falls 1050Rapid City 629-30Reagan, Ronald 1113Red Bank 130Red Cliff 581Red Rock Canyon 802Red Wing 592Redding 988Redwood National Park 782, 984Rehoboth 288-9religion 1101, 1116-17Reno 803-6Revere, Paul 169Rhinebeck 117
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Rhode Island 201-7, 164-5Rhyolite 935Richmond 296-9Ringling Museum Complex 486road distance chart 1175road rules 1176road trips 59, 37
Blue Ridge Parkway 39-40, 15Great River Road 40-1Pacific Coast Highway 38-9, 11planning 36Route 66 7, 35-7, 7
Roanoke 313Roanoke Island 325rock climbing 47, 724Rock Island 533rock & roll music 1144-5Rocky Mountain National Park 704,
SSabbaday Falls 225Sabbathday Lake 242Sackets Harbor 123Sacramento 984-6safety 1161-2Sag Harbor 115Saguaro National Park 780, 832, 780sailing 238Sainte Genevieve 615
Salem (MS) 184-5Salem (OR) 1046-7Salish people 1003salmon 1151Salmon River Scenic Byway 767Salt Lake City 838-43Salton Sea 932San Antonio 14, 666-72, 668-9, 15San Diego 916-27, 917, 920-1San Francisco 9, 947-72, 948,
952-3, 9accommodations 963-4activities 960-1Castro, the 956-7Chinatown 951drinking 968entertainment 968-9festivals 961-3Financial District 950-1Fisherman’s Wharf 955food 964-8Haight, the 956, 958-9internet access 970itineraries 950medical services 970Mission, the 956, 958-9shopping 970sights 949-60SoMa 949-50tourist offices 971tours 961travel to/from 971travel within 971-2walking tour 962, 962
San Juan Islands 1027-9San Juan Mountain Passes 736San Luis Obispo 938-9Sandhills 637Sandpoint 768Sandusky 547Sandwich 186-7Sandy Hook Gateway National
Recreation Area 130Sanibel 488Santa Barbara 934-7Santa Cruz 944-6Santa Fe 863-9, 864-5Santa Monica 897, 904, 25Saranac Lake 123Sarasota 486-7Saratoga Spa State Park 121Saratoga Springs 121-2Saugatuck 565-6Sault Ste Marie 569-70Savannah 391-5, 392Sawtooth Scenic Byway 767scenic drives, see road tripsSchoodic Peninsula 241
accommodation 1014-15activities 1013-14Ballard 1013Capitol Hill 1012Downtown 1007-11drinking 1017-18entertainment 1018-19festivals 1014food 1015-17Fremont 1012internet access 1019medical services 1019Pioneer Square 1011Seattle Center 1011-12shopping 1019sights 1007-13tourist offices 1020tours 1014travel to/from 1020travel within 1020-1U District 1013
SeaWorld 490-1, 922Sebastopol 978Sedona 820-1Selma 401Seminole people 461September 11 62, 65, 1114Sequoia National Park 994-6Seven Mile Bridge 469Seven Years’ War 1106Shasta Lake 988Shelter Island 116Shem Creek 346Shenandoah National Park 309, 776Shenandoah Valley 309-12Sheridan 753Shiloh National Military Park 358-9Shreveport 433Sierra Nevada 989-1000Silver City 877Silverton 736-7Sioux Falls 625Sioux people 1121Sisters 1050-1Sitka 1067-8Skagway 1072-4skiing & snowboarding 46-7
722Ruidoso 879Salt Lake City 843-4Santa Fe 866Steamboat Mountain 727Sun Valley 765Taos 872Telluride 729Vail 729Whitefish 761Winter Park 725Yosemite National Park 992
slavery 324, 1105Sleeping Bear Dunes National
Lakeshore 566Slide Rock State Park 820Smith Island 283Smithsonian Institution Museums
252-4, 22smoking 1155snorkeling 47-8, see also diving &
snorkelingSnow Canyon State Park 856Snow Hill 284-5snowboarding, see skiing &
snowboardingsoccer 1118Solvang 937Sonoma Valley 977-8Sony Pictures Studios 897South Bass Island 547South Bend 541-2South Carolina 339-50, 322-3
South Dakota 624-34, 600-1South Padre Island 681-2South, the 11, 53, 320-439,
Space Center Houston 672Space Coast 474-6Spearfish 630Sperryville 293Spokane 1030-1sports 1118, see also individual
sportsSpring Green 579Spring Lake 131Springdale 855-6Springfield (IL) 533-5Springfield (MA) 198St Augustine 478-9St Charles 609-10St Francisville 428-9St George 856-7St Helena 975St Helena Island 347St Ignace 568St Joseph 616St Louis 603-9, 604St Martinville 431St Marys 396St Michaels 283St Patricks Day 26St Paul 590-2St Petersburg 484-6St Simons Island 396Stanley 767-8Staten Island 91Statue of Liberty 63-5, 2Staunton 310-11Steamboat Springs 725-7Steens Mountain 1056Stehekin 1030Stillwater 592
Stinson Beach 972Stockbridge 199Stone City 618Stowe 218-20Straits of Mackinac 567Study Butte 695-6Sturgis 630Sullivan’s Island 346Sun Valley 765-7Super Bowl 1118Superior Hiking Trail 596surfing 44-6
Bodega Bay 980Hawaii 1087, 1097Los Angeles 899museums 944San Diego 923San Francisco 959, 961Santa Barbara 935Santa Cruz 945Space Coast 475
National Historic Site 125Theodore Roosevelt National Park
623-4Thousand Islands Region 123Tilghman Island 283time 19, 1162
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tipping 1128, 1160Toketee Falls 1054Tombstone 837Topeka 642tornadoes 635, 1147Torrey 852tours 426, 1170, 1177, see also
individual locations, walking tourstrain travel
to/from the USA 1170within the USA 1177-8
travel seasons 18traveler’s checks 1160Traverse City 566-7trekking, see hikingTrenton 129Trinidad 983Truth or Consequences 875-6Tubac 836Tucson 832-5Tulsa 646, 648-9Tuolumne Meadows 992Tupelo 402TV 1132-3, 1155Twain, Mark 610Two Harbors 595Tyler 688
UUkiah 982Universal Studios 489-90, 898University of California, Berkeley
973University of California, Los Angeles
895University of Chicago 517University of Minnesota 584University of Nebraska 636University of North Carolina 332University of Notre Dame 541-2Up-Island 197US Space & Rocket Center 399Utah 837-57, 788-9
Waterville Valley 226Watson Falls 1054weather 18, see also individual
regionsWeaverville 988websites, see internet resourcesweights 1155Weirs Beach 225Wellesley Island State Park 124Wellfleet 190-1Weslaco 682West Virginia 315-19, 246-7Wetherill Mesa 740whales 1151whale-watching
Bar Harbor 240Bellingham 1026Cape Cod 191Maui 1093Monterey 943Santa Barbara 936
Whatcom Falls Park 1026Whidbey Island 1025whiskey 364, 376, 1129White House 258White Mountain National Forest 225White Mountains 226-9White River State Park 536White Sands National Monument 878Whitefish 761white-water rafting, see raftingWichita 639-41Wild Rogue Wilderness 1054wildflowers 664
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wildlife, see animalsWildwood 133Wildwood Crest 133Willamette Valley 1046-8Williams 819-20Williamsburg (NY) 89Williamsburg (WA) 299-301Wilmington (NC) 329-30Wilmington (VT) 214Wilmington (WA) 290Wind Cave National Park 633windsurfing 1093wine 9, 1129wine regions 1129
Healdsburg 979Lake Waramaug 212Long Island 116Napa Valley 975-7, 32Ohio 546Russian River 978-9San Juan Island 1028San Luis Obispo 937Sonoma Valley 977-8Virginia 307Walla Walla 1033-4Willamette Valley 1046-8Williamsburg 300
YYachats 1059Yakima 1033Yale University 208Yankee Stadium 90, 109Yellow Springs 550-1
Yellowstone National Park 8, 704, 744-50, 778, 746, 8, 775, 779
Yorktown 301-2Yosemite National Park 13, 782,
990-3, 13, 773, 782-3Yosemite Valley 991, 990-1Yountville 975
ZZion National Park 780, 855,
775zoos
Anchorage 1074Baltimore 276Brownsville 682Chicago 514Los Angeles 893-4Memphis 354Miami (FL) 453Minnesota 587New York City 82, 90Philadelphia 143Salt Lake City 841San Diego 918Tampa 482Washington, DC 259
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OUR READERS Many thanks to the travelers who used the last edition and wrote to us with help-ful hints, useful advice and interesting anecdotes: David Angus, Olivia Ann, Emma Åsenius, Jyri-Peter Backman, Martin Ballard, Walter Bertschinger, Feather Biedess, Raymond Bishop, Chris Campbell, Kevin Carleton-Reeves, Lin Chen, Brendan Cotter, Benjamin Davenport, Megan De Bruyn, Christopher Enders, Tore Flo, Adrienne Frasher, Ro-berto Gasparini, Kolby Granville, Susan Gurr, Harald, Aaron Hefl ich Shapiro, Barbara Lauener, Carol Lea Benjamin, Wolfgang Meisen, Christian Montag, Chiara Motta, Giovanna O’Grady, Wendy Parnell, Leo Paton, Stephen Pickhardt, Sunny Reynolds, Paula Robertson, David Schon, Erik Schwartz, Lisa Sebena, Thomas Seymour, Brian Sherman, August Welsh.
AUTHOR THANKS Regis St Louis Thanks go to Suki and my talented co-authors who did such a stellar job bringing America to life. Thanks to Eve and friends for top tips in Washington and to the Krishna friends at New Vrindaban for a magical visit.
Big hugs to Cassandra, Magdalena and Gene-vieve for joining on the big southern road trip. Lastly, thank you the Kaufman gang for let-ting us join in the Wrightsville Beach holiday.
Amy C Balfour Thanks to Suki, Regis and the Southwest team for top-notch editing and writing. Many thanks to Deb Corcoran, Tucson’s great-est docent, and Judy Hellmich-Bryan, who provided the latest news for Grand Canyon National Park. A special shout out to Lucy and Michael Gordon for their hospitality and Phoenix insights, and a toast to Mark Baker and the in-the-know barfl ies as Bisbee Brew-ing Company and Café Roka. And Ninette Crunkleton and Melissa Peeler, thanks for the Arizona leads!
Michael Benanav Thank you Whitney George in Ruidoso, for a great story about one Mike the Midget and a mysterious village beneath Bonita Lake. I owe the biggest thanks to Kelly and Luke, who always let me go and always welcome me back.
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Sara Benson Thanks to Suki Gear, Regis St Louis, my talented USA co-authors and everyone at Lonely Planet for making this book happen. I’m grateful to all those I met on the road who shared their local expertise and tips, from park rangers to brewpub barfl ies, and also to my friends and family who live in the Golden State, especially the Picketts for their Lake Tahoe hospitality. PS to MSC Jr: Whew! Glad that avalanche didn’t kill us.
Alison Bing Many thanks and crushing California bear hugs to editor Suki Gear, San Francisco city guide co-author John Vlahides, co-authors Regis St Louis and Sam Benson, editors Anna Metcalfe and Sasha Baskett, but above all Marco Flavio Marinucci, who made waiting for a Muni bus the adventure of a lifetime.
Jeff Campbell First, Regis and Suki, you made this easy. For their Florida tips, thanks to Anne Higgins, Ali DeLargy, Kathleen Ogle, Michelle Krato-chvil (and Judi!), Ed in St Pete, and Bruce in Tampa. To Darby’s own, James, Karen and son William: thanks for your companionship to Cayo Costa and great advice. As always, endless thanks to my children, Jackson and Miranda, and my wife, Deanna, for all their love and support, and for not minding my tan.
Nate Cavalieri Thanks to my partner Florence Chien for joining my research travels through North-ern California. (Sorry about the speeding tickets.) Thanks also to the lovely people at Lonely Planet and particularly for the enthu-siasm of commissioning editor and mentor Suki Gear.
Sarah Chandler Suki Gear, thanks for trusting me to get into enough (but not too much) trouble in Sin City. My trusty co-pilot, the intrepid Jennifer Christensen, deserves serious props for re-maining calm during fl at tires, blizzards, and a losing streak in the smokey blackjack room of the Hotel Nevada. Finally, to Jack and ev-eryone at the Hard Rock, thanks for showing me how the locals rock Vegas nightlife (fear-lessly, of course).
Jim DuFresne Thanks to my long time Alaskan friends of Todd, Ed, Sue, Jeff , Dragon and Buckwheat for putting me up and putting up with me. I’ll always be indebted to Annette, Dave, Aurora, Brian and the rest of the gang at the Clarkston Post Offi ce for keeping the home front stable while I was gone. Finally here’s to Postcard Margaret, Rachelle, Marlena and, most of all, my son Michael for high
adventures on the Chilkoot and memorable evenings in Juneau.
Lisa Dunford I always meet so many kindred spirits on the Utah road. Thanks go to Nan Johnson, Peggy Egan, Trista Rayner, Nicole Muraro, David Belz, Jessica Kunzer, Lisa Varga and Ty Markham, among others. I very much enjoyed talking to you all. Thanks, too, to the many park rangers I met, for the ever-helpful job they do.
Ned Friary & Glenda Bendure We’d like to thank everyone who shared their tips with us and chimed in on their favorite spots, especially Gretchen Grozier, Bob Prescott, Steve Howance, Julie Lipkin, Ken Merrill, Bill O’Neill and Bryan Lantz. And of course thanks to the many travelers we met along the way.
Bridget Gleeson I’m grateful to my sister Molly, my brother-in-law Germán Parra, and my dear friend Starla Silver for their hospitality in southern Califor-nia – and to all their friends for their dining recommendations (and willingness to go to Disneyland). Thanks to my mother, as always, for joining me on the road.
Michael Grosberg To Rebecca Tessler who is always in my heart. Special thanks to Carly Neidorf for her pres-ence and support, on the road and off , and her navigational abilities. Radie Kaighin-Shields and Annie Humphrey for help on Pittsburgh; to Caitlin Larussa and Olwyn Conway for West Philly tips and my parents for their Philly suggestions; and to all my NYC friends who joined me for research meals and drinks.
Beth Kohn All the usual suspects get thanks again, es-pecially the fabulous multitasking Suki Gear and the dynamo known as Sam Benson. Cali-fornia cohorts and experts this time around included Agent ‘Pedal-to-the-metal’ Moller, Felix ‘Hella Loves Oakland’ Thomson, Jenny ‘Stink’ G, Dillon ‘The Scientist’ Dutton and Julia ‘Wawona’ Brashares, plus all the help-ful and patient rangers at Yosemite National Park. Kudos to Regis St Louis, Alison Lyall and Anna Metcalfe for all their crucial work.
Mariella Krause I’d like to wish a permanent and ongoing thank you to my husband Tim Bauer, who I met the fi rst day I moved to Texas three million years ago. He’s an integral part of every project I take on, whether it’s lending me words when I run out, taking part in late-night proofreading sessions, or just making sure I don’t forget to eat. Plus, he’s just generally awesome and writes funny plays about zombies.
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Bradley Mayhew Thanks to all the Yellowstone Park rangers who took to answer my many questions and to my wife Kelli who gave me her opinon on the best mussels from Billings to Bozeman.
Carolyn McCarthy Sincere thanks goes out to all those who helped me, especially the park rangers who are so committed to preserving our great wilderness. Richard Carrier proved adept at attacking the snowy passes of southern Colo-rado. Thanks also to Louise, Conan, Anne and the Cameron Johns family for their thought-ful hospitality. Virtual beers go out to ace authors Bradley Mayhew, Brendan Sainsbury and Regis St Louis for their collaboration.
Kevin Raub Special thanks to my wife, Adriana Schmidt Raub, whose second opinion in Georgia and New Orleans proved invaluable. Along the way, Jason and Jennifer Hatfi eld, Dave and Aynsley Corbett, Jeff Fenn, Adam Skolnick, Tracy and Jeff Knapp, Fran Raub, Americas Coff ee Shop in Lafayette, Leah Simon, JR & Pam Rivera, Shack Up Inn, Liz Carroll, Marika Cackett, Heidi Flynn Barnett, Vickie Ashford, Rachel Rosenberg, Kelly Norris, Wendy James, Erica Backus, Jason and Bianca Raub, Tom McDermott and Grace Wilson.
Brendan Sainsbury Thanks to all the untold bus drivers, tourist info volunteers, restaurateurs, national park rangers, weather forecasters, oenologists and innocent bystanders who helped me during my research. Special thanks to Andy McKee, for his hiking company in the Glacier National Park; and Scott Davies, for his intriguing insights into Pike Place Market in Seattle. Thanks also to my wife Liz and fi ve-year-old son Kieran for their company on the road.
Andrea Schulte-Peevers Big thanks to Suki Gear for letting me have another shot at California. A heartfelt thank you also to my husband David for being such good company while tooling around the des-ert. Big kudos to all the good folks who shared their local insights, steered me in the right direction and made helpful introductions, including Hillary Angel, Mark Graves, Cheryl Chipman and Christopher Vonloudermilk.
Ryan Ver Berkmoes Serious thanks to my parents who believed in the value of road trips. In Iowa I was again re-united with my senior prom date Kathy Berge while in South Dakota I saw winter formal date Sue Hegland (both following the unworn path out of Santa Cruz, CA for the Plains). At Lonely Planet, wide open thanks to Suki and Regis for their hard work. And more special thanks go to unnamed Plains cooks every-where: burnt ends, garlic salad, etc etc etc.
John A Vlahides I owe heartfelt thanks to my commission-ing editor, Suki Gear, and co-authors, Sam Benson and Regis St Louis, for their stellar assistance and always-sunny dispositions. And to you, the readers, thank you for letting me be your guide to California Wine Country. Have fun. I know you will.
Karla Zimmerman Many thanks to Denis Agar, Lisa Beran, Marie Bradshaw, Sarah Chandler, Sasha Chang, Lisa DiChiera, Jim DuFresne, Ruggero Fatica, Jill Hurwitz, Joe Kelley, Julie Lange, Katie Law, Kari Lydersen, the McCabe clan, Amanda Powell, Kristin Reither, Betsy Riley, Tamara B Robinson, Jim and Susan Stephan and the Chicago and Cleveland CVBs. Thanks most to Eric Markowitz, the world’s best partner-for-life, who indulges all my hare-brained, pie-fi lled road trips.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Climate map data adapted from Peel MC, Finlayson BL & McMahon TA (2007) ‘Updated World Map of the Köppen-Geiger Climate Classifi cation’, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 11, 1633–44.
Cover photograph: Monument Valley, Utah; Rob Blakers/LPI. Many of the images in this guide are available for licensing from Lonely Planet Images: www.lonelyplanetimages.com.
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THIS BOOK For this 7th edition of Lonely Planet’s USA, Regis St Louis coordinated a stellar author team (see Our Writers, p1208). Sara Benson coordinated the 6th edition and Jeff Campbell the 5th edition. This guidebook was commissioned in Lonely Planet’s Oakland office, and produced by the following: Commissioning Editor Suki Gear Coordinating Editor Justin Flynn
Coordinating Cartographer Mark Griffiths Coordinating Layout Designer Carlos Solarte Managing Editor Anna Metcalfe Managing Cartographer Alison Lyall Managing Layout Designer Chris Girdler Assisting Editors Janet Austin, Elin Berglund, Janice Bird, Cathryn Game, Carly Hall, Victoria Harrison, Kim Hutchins, Anne Mulvaney, Katie O’Connell, Helen Yeates
Assisting Cartographers Andras Bogdanovits, Valeska Canas, Xavier Di Toro, Brendan Streager Cover Research Naomi Parker Internal Image Research Sabrina Dalbesio Thanks to Ryan Evans, Martin Heng, Asha Ioculari, Yvonne Kirk, Bella Li, Virginia Moreno, Trent Paton, Wibowo Rusli, Sophie Splatt, Gerard Walker