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    Angel Island: A Secret Sanctuary

    Angel Island State Park is one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s best-kept secrets. Attracting mostly residents and children on school trips, the park offers quiet beaches, recreational activities, historic attractions and unparalleled views of the entire San Francisco Bay. Tourists often miss out on this attraction because of (continue...)
     

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    Breezy Beaches and Alluring Lights: Cape Cod Attractions

    Gentle breezes, sunny days, inviting beaches and spectacular lighthouses are some of the things that attract people to Cape Cod. The arm-shaped peninsula that forms the easternmost portion of Massachusetts is an ideal getaway anytime of the year. Visitors will experience Cape Cod's natural beauty, which is so stirring (continue...)
     

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    California Day Trippin'

    There is more than just tabloids and tan lines to keep people up at night in California, a state that boasts the mysterious redwood forest and wine country to the north and the history of the Spanish missions, settlements and the ethnic diversity to the south. (continue...)
     

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    Chicago's Century Old Buildings

    Chicago has been the creative center of American architecture for more than 100 years. Architect Cesar Pelli in Chicago once wrote that Chicago is the American City—"its name conjures a mythical place where its architects were larger than life... (continue...)
     

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    Diamond Head: Oahu's Gem

    Beyond Hawaii's luxury hotels, white sand beaches and stellar golf courses sits Oahu's most prized possession--the Diamond Head State Monument. This 761-foot-tall (23 m) tuff cone looms in the horizon, providing a dramatic backdrop to the island's untamed beauty. (continue...)
     

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    Exploring Lower Manhattan

    Most districts and neighborhoods in New York enjoy artistic, historical and shopping areas. Distinct boutiques, specialty shops and cultural joints are found in a number of vibrant and lively sections of the city, especially in the southern part of Manhattan Island, usually referred to as Lower Manhattan. (continue...)
     

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    How to Voodoo Big Easy Style

    New Orleans is known for its music, diverse culture and Mardi Gras but below the surface of this vibrant city lies a totally unique religion created from African, Haitian and Western cultures. Founded in 1718 by the French Mississippi Company, New Orleans was named Nouvelle Orleans for Phillipe II, Duke of Orleans. (continue...)
     

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    Los Angeles Area Theme Park Adventures

    The Los Angeles area is scattered with fun-filled theme parks ideal for every age. There are four main parks in the area, all within fairly close proximity to Los Angeles itself. Disneyland Park, Knott's Berry Farm, Universal Studios and Six Flags Magic Mountain are jam-packed with excitement and adventure, boasting towering, spine-tingling rollercoasters, eye-popping 3D shows and rip-roaring water rides. (continue...)
     

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    Mardi Gras in New Orleans

    "America's Greatest Street Party," otherwise known as Mardi Gras, is New Orleans's most elaborate and highly acclaimed event of the year. This popular festival is accompanied by a seemingly endless stream of parades... (continue...)
     

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    Napa Valley: Wine and Good Times

    Surrounded by the spectacular natural beauty of rolling hills, mountains, sunny skies and some of the best wine in the world, travelers will not be disappointed on a Napa Valley wine tour. Located in northern California, Napa Valley's Mediterranean climate is ideal for growing quality grapes and ensuring visitors enjoy (continue...)
     

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    North America's Top 10 Zoos

    Unlocking a fascinating world perhaps otherwise only seen in nature documentaries or on an African safari, today’s zoos are losing a tarnished reputation of cruelty and are instead heralded as environmental blessings. The world’s greatest zoos are committed to the conservation of wildlife and its natural environment and are making a positive impact on the survival of threatened species in the wild. (continue...)
     

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    Oahu's Family Fun Attractions

    Oahu continues to be an ultimate Hawaiian hot spot for family vacations. Not only is the island blessed with great weather and tropical beaches, it also boasts a diverse range of theme parks and interpretive centers. Whether educational purposes or solely for fun, these sites reflect Hawaiian culture and spirit, and make the island an ideal choice for a getaway with the family. (continue...)
     

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    Road to Hana: Maui's Ultimate Road Trip

    Often referred to as a highway to heaven, the Road to Hana is a 55 mi (89 km) long road carved into the side of Maui Island that offers amazing sights and a multitude of attractions along the way. Ideal for the outdoor enthusiast, the highway is a (continue...)
     

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    The Mississippi Casino Guide

    Gaming is as much a part of the state of Mississippi's mythos as the Delta Blues or the mighty Mississippi River. Since card games were introduced to the region by French settlers from New Orleans in the mid-1800s, gambling has become ingrained in the culture of the south. (continue...)
     

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    Touring America's Southwest

    There are some images and landscapes recognized the world over. Just as a photograph of Uluru (formerly called Ayers Rock) immediately brings to mind the Australian Outback and the Arctic makes one think of polar bears and ice caps, the dramatic red landscapes of the American Southwest conjure up images of vast canyons, Old West movies and stunning panoramas. (continue...)
     

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    Touring Boston By Storm

    Boston, New England’s largest city, is known for its architectural beauty and diverse culture. This old English city has a mind-blowing number of sought after attractions, shopping and dining opportunities, in addition to the many historical sites and recreational possibilities. Tackling an informative and entertaining tour of Boston can prove to be quite challenging and the toughest question is where to begin. S (continue...)
     

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    USA's Top 10 State Fairs

    In the not too distant past, perhaps a mere 150 to 200 years ago, most people earned a living on the farm, or in industries stemming from agriculture. While in today's rat-race society the rural lifestyle may seem simple and old-fashioned, the fruits of farming still account for a big piece of each state's economic pie, and the country's string of exuberant state fairs acknowledges, promotes and celebrates that. (continue...)
     

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    Vermont Country Fairs

    Boasting a strong agricultural heritage, it is not surprising that the state of Vermont hosts an extraordinary number of country fairs and festivals throughout the year. For centuries agriculture has acted as Vermont's driving force, leading the state into economic prosperity, despite its small size and population. (continue...)
     

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    Visiting Hot Springs National Park

    Long known as the American Spa, Hot Springs National Park is a world-renowned destination due to the abundance of natural hot springs found in the area. (continue...)
     

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    Welcome To The Jungle: The Classic Rock Clubs Of The Sunset Strip

    It's so easy when life consists of loud music, parties, drinking and having nothing but a good time. Many young rebels, eccentrics and party-happy fun-seekers live this life every night on the infamous Sunset Boulevard. The portion of the road that plays host to the all-night debauchery has simply become known as “The Sunset Strip.” This popular stretch of road in West Hollywood (continue...)
     

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    Yes, Yes Y'all - A Guide to West Coast Urban Art Galleries

    Contemporary urban art is a visceral and exhilarating movement that can no longer be ignored. Vilified by some, and championed by others, the evolution of the art-form has a storied past. In its infantile stage the art was a method for neighborhood gangs to mark their territories. "Tagging" was soon taken up by street artists and art-school students who enjoyed the notoriety and competition of seeing who could leave their mark in as many locations as possible. (continue...)
     

     
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