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Lindy's is one of Albuquerque's longest continually operating restaurants, having launched in 1929 as the Coney Island Cafe. In the 1960s, it was purchased by Narke Vatoseow who renamed it Lindy's Coffee Shop. Remnants of its past include a long lunch counter at which long-time patrons congregate to catch up, vinyl booths that you stick to on hot summer days and vintage neon signs and Coca-Cola memorabilia. In 1999, Gourmet magazine lauded Lindy's in a feature called "Sentimental Journey Through America's Main Streets." In 2002, Jane and Michael Stern celebrated Lindy's on their Roadfood Web site. Despite such national recognition and its longevity, many Duke City residents have never heard of this unassuming historical treasure and it's likely the folks at Lindy's like it that way. It allows them to maintain the personal touch and comfortable pace its customers has come to love. Situated on historic Route 66, it may be a living reminder of Albuquerque's nostalgic past, but has assure...

I was born and raised in the Metropolitan New York City area of New Jersey but have lived in Arizona for forty years. After retiring from high school counseling and teaching, I discovered the joy of photography and digital art. Although I strive to get the shot right in the camera, I enjoy the artistic and creative aspects of working with image editing programs. Capturing the beauty of God's creation with landscape photography was my first passion. I thank God for his creations and that I am fortunate enough to see and capture a part of them with my camera. I have also come to enjoy many other facets of photography, such as wildlife, American Western, farm, church, and ghost town photography. I take great pleasure in traveling and...