On Vacation

So I've finally arrived back from my vacation, and for three Sundays following Belarus, I managed to find interesting pancakes while on the road.  The first Sunday on the road brought me to Moab, UT.  I wanted to get up early, have some pancakes, and then head out to Arches National Park.  Well, I accomplished 2 out of the 3 things I had planned.  I didn't get up early.  I did end up eating at a restaurant called Jailhouse Cafe, and it was named that because it was the former site of the jail in Moab.  I had their old fashioned ginger pancakes with dutch apple butter.  These things were tasty.  Somehow I managed not to get a picture of these pancakes.  I'm blaming it on still being tired despite sleeping in, but here's a picture of the outside of the cafe.
My next Sunday brings us to Breckenridge, CO.  I ended up eating at Daylite Donuts .  This time I opted to skip the pancakes as I was suffering from altitude sickness.  Instead I had some eggs and toast.  Here is Sam's pancake:


My final Sunday on the road finds me in Chicago.  I decided to eat some butterscotch pancakes at the hotel I was staying at.  They were quite tasty.  Here is what they looked like before they were devoured:


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