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Wolf Inn Lodge
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Ford Galaxie 500 two door hard top car that was formerly used as an old Sheriffs vehicle was located on Wolf Mountain, North Carolina, June 2007
An old Ford Galaxie 500 two Door Hard Top Sheriff's car sits on display at the Wolf Ridge Inn on Wolf Mountain located near Mars Hill, North Carolina on June 13, 2007. This location is used for sking in the winter and there are ski lifts nearby this car. There is also a large restaurant at this location that is built like a lodge out of timber.
Wolf Lodge Inn
After getting massages in the resort spa, we headed out to the Wolf Lodge Inn for giant steaks. Apparently this place is a local institution, and although it was incredibly sketchy they did, in fact, serve up some of the best steak I've ever had in my life -- plus face-sized Idaho baked potatoes.
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