Leavenworth restaurant owners draw from travels

Cappy Bond and her husband, Price Gledhill, have been in Mexico, thousands of miles away from their restaurant in Leavenworth, absorbing another dose of inspiration. Their 26-day trip and previous journeys across the border are reflected in the menu of South, their busy Mexican/Latin American restaurant in the tourist-friendly Bavarian village.

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