USA, litoropo tse nyane tse nang le likhetho tse kholo tsa nako ea boikhathollo li thatafalloa ho elelloa. Ntle le haeba u na le ba lelapa kapa metsoalle St. Charles, Missouri, ha ho na monyetla oa hore karolo ena e khahlehang ea nalane le boithabiso e kentsoe lethathamong la libakete tsa hau le hoja e kopanya botsoalle ba toropo e nyane le papali ea chelete ea litoropong tse kholo, lijo tse monate le veine e monate. Toropo e tsejoa e le sebaka sa tsoalo sa Chuck Berry, Randy Keith Orton (WWE) 'me ke e fa "thumbs up" e matla hammoho le tlhahiso e matla ea ho etela.

Pele ho Lekholo la bo20 la lilemo

Ka nako e khutšoanyane, motse ona o ne o busoa ke Spain (ka mor’a Ntoa ea Lilemo Tse 7); leha ho le joalo, e ne e le mohoebi oa boea oa Mofora - Canada, Louis Blanchette, ea ileng a e theha bohareng ba lekholo la bo18 la lilemo, a e reha Les Petites Cotes (The Little Hills). Joaloka toropo e tsejoang ka molao, St. Charles e ne e le tseleng ea ho ba toropo ea boraro ea khale ka ho fetisisa Missouri. Leha e se e lekantsoe e le "e nyane," e bile le karolo ea bohlokoa katolosong e ka bophirima ea USA kaha e ne e le kou ea noka mme e nkuoa e le sebaka sa ho qetela sa "tsoetse pele" ke Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804). E ne e le enjene e joalo ea moruo bakeng sa Missouri mme ea fetoha motse-moholo oa pele oa naha (1821-1826).

Ameristar the Lure of St. Charles

St. Charles e haufi le pheletso e ka bochabela ea Katy Trail, lik'hilomithara tse 225 tsa sebaka sa boikhathollo se amoheloang ke batho ba libaesekele le ba tsamaeang ka maoto. Le hoja e khahleha ho baeti ba ka ntle, St. Charles e boetse e hohela batho ba bapalang papali ea chelete le bajaki.

Bala sehlooho se feletseng veine.travel.

SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:

Although it is now measured as “small,” it did play an important role in the westward expansion of the USA as it was a river port and considered the last “civilized” stop by the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804).
The city is noted as the birth place of Chuck Berry, Randy Keith Orton (WWE) and I give it a strong “thumbs up” along with a robust recommendation to visit.
Charles is located near the eastern end of the Katy Trail, 225 miles of state park that is embraced by bikers and walkers.