I Amerika, o taulaga laiti ma filifiliga tele o taimi paganoa e faigata ona iloa. Vagana ua i ai ou aiga poʻo uo i St. Charles, Missouri, e le foliga mai o lenei matagofie foliga o le tala faʻasolopito ma faʻafiafiaga ua faʻaopopoina i lau pakete lisi e ui lava tuʻufaʻatasia tamaʻi taulaga agalelei ma tele taulaga taulaga, gourmet meaai ma sili lelei uaina. O le taulaga ua taʻua o le nofoaga fanau o Chuck Berry, Randy Keith Orton (WWE) ma ou te tuuina atu ia te ia se malosi "limamatua" faatasi ai ma le malosi fautuaga e asiasi.

I luma o le 20 Seneturi

Mo se taimi puʻupuʻu, o lenei 'aʻai na pulea e Sepania (ina ua maeʻa le 7-Tausaga Taua); ae ui i lea, o se Farani - Kanata fulufulu fuluʻoloa, Louis Blanchette, o le na faʻavaeina i le ogatotonu o le 18th seneturi, faʻaigoaina ia Les Petites Cotes (The Little Hills). I le avea ai o se aloaʻia aloaʻia taulaga, St. Charles sa agaʻi atu i le avea ma le lona tolu-ulumatua taulaga i Misuri. E ui lava ua fuaina nei o le "laʻititi," sa aoga tele i le itu i sisifo o le faʻalauteleina o Amerika ona o se vaitafe o le vaitafe ma manatu o le mulimuli "faʻamasani" taofi e le Lewis ma Clark Expedition (1804). O se afi tamaoaiga mo Missouri ma avea ma muamua laumua taulaga mo le setete (1821-1826).

Ameristar le Maunu o St. Charles

St. Charles o loʻo tu i tafatafa o le pito i sasaʻe o le Katy Trail, 225 maila o le setete paka o loʻo talia e tagata tiʻetiʻe uila ma tagata savali. E ui e matagofie i tagata tafafao maimoa i fafo, ae o St. Charles o se maneta mo tagata taʻalo faʻatau tupe ma gourmets.

Faitau atoa le tusiga i uaina.faimalaga.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

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.