The Retro NY Drive-In Restaurant Known For Its Riverside Waterski Shows
It's not every day you find a retro drive-in restaurant still up and running, let alone one with riverside waterski shows. If you're nearby, check it out.
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It's not every day you find a retro drive-in restaurant still up and running, let alone one with riverside waterski shows. If you're nearby, check it out.
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