HERITAGE TOURS
2010 TOUR SCHEDULE
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New Orleans Pre-Mardi Gras
Feb. 4-9
Hawaiian Holiday
February 12-23
Panama Canal Cruise
Feb. 27-March 13
Shipshewana Flea Market
May
23-28
Wind River Indian Reservation
May 31-June 5
Nova Scotia & the Maritimes
June 27-July 4
Canadian Rockies
July 19-Aug.
2
7 Railroads of Colorado
September
11-19
N.E. Fall Foliage
Sept. 30-Oct. 14
Christmas in Omaha
November 17-20
Texas Christmas
December 17-20
Rose Bowl Parade
Dec. 28, 2010-Jan. 9, 2011
DAY TRIP – 1 and 2 days
K-State University
Gardens September 27
HERITAGE TOURS
9809 South Main,
P.O. Box 77
Yoder, KS 67585
1-800-364-2320
SHIPSHEWANA, IN
May 23 – 28, 2010 6 Days
$693.00 The quiet streets of this Amish community come to life at one of the nation’s largest outdoor flea markets. Over 900 vendors set up offering everything imaginable! This is for all you bargain hunters! Day 1: Today we travel through the Kansas City area and north to just outside Des Moines, IA for our first night out. Day 2: Enjoying the beautiful countryside of northern Illinois and Indiana we will arrive in Shipshewana mid-afternoon. Tonight we will enjoy an included dinner at a local Amish home where you can sit and visit with the family and enjoy a wonderful Threshers Meal! Day 3: Our hotel is across the street from the flea market so this morning you can come and go as you please enjoying the market festivities. They offer a little bit of everything. Following lunch on your own, a step on guide will take us around the beautiful countryside stopping at several local places such as the Quilt shop or noodle market and more as time permits. Along the way we will enjoy the beautiful quilt gardens that will just be starting to bloom. Day 4: Today holds an extra bonus to the flea market with the live auctions in addition to the regular market. Again, you can come and go as you please. Lunch will be on your own. This afternoon we will take some time to enjoy the Menno Hof Amish Interpretive Center. The center interprets the rich history, the family-oriented lifestyle, and deep faith of the Anabaptists. We will then go to the Hudson Museum. What started with a single vehicle more than 25 years ago has turned into the world’s largest collection of Hudson automobiles and trucks. Day 5:This morning we will say goodbye to Shipshewana and head towards home stopping at the Amana Colonies. We will enjoy an included dinner and see the show at either The Old Creamery Theatre or the Iowa Theatre Artists Co. As of this printing, schedules were not set for 2010. Our overnight will be in the Amana Colonies. Day 6: Today we make our way home back to Yoder with all of our new treasures and the appreciation of this wonderful community.