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We will be in Dallas for a week. Are their any texans from Dallas that can give me some good info about where to eat and if there are any good large gluten-free stores around the area? Oh yea what to do in the evenings for sightseeing?///

I'm not sure of the motel or location yet as we never get that info until last minute.. That's business for you, never give info until we are on the plane!!!!!!

thanks

mamaw

please pm me with info


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I am not a Texan now but my dad still is. He lives in Fort Worth and a great place to visit is the Stockyards. If you can't get any info I'll ask him and get back to ya'all. :)

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