Massachusetts: Visiting The Mount

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Visiting Edith Wharton’s estate, The Mount, in Lenox MA provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of this esteemed novelist and humanitarian.

Greece: Hydra Island Offers Quiet with 300 Churches

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Hydra Island, where many of Greek’s ships were once built, is today a quiet and tree-less paradise, enjoyed by Greek celebrities and tourists.

Delphi Greece: Visiting the Ancient Oracle’s Site

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Delphi, Greece. A visit to the famous ancient site of the Oracle at Delphi, where Greeks and citizens of the world came to hear strange, cryptic language.

Relishing Belize: Ruins, Rainforest and Reef

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The author describes different attractions, lodging, eats/food, Reefs, Rainforest and much more for the perfect vacation in Belize.

Vibrant, Historic Hudson Valley, New York

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Hudson Valley, New York State. Exploring the area filled with craft breweries, wineries, historic sites like Bannerman’s Castle, and dining on Main St.

West Virginia: Historic Harpers Ferry

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Harpers Ferry WV is famous for being the place where John Brown hid out and the site of the nation’s second armory. The Appalachian Trail runs through town.

Massachusetts National Parks – A Guide for a Summer Road Trip

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Massachusetts is home to several national parks that range from the sandy Cape Cod National Seashore to historical sites at Minute Man National Park

Georgia’s Contributions to the US Civil Rights Trail

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The addition of Georgia to the US Civil Rights Trail has added eleven important sites that help tell the story of the Civil Rights Movement in the US.

The House Where Lee Harvey Oswald Stayed

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In a modest house in Irving, Texas, JFK’s assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, lived quietly with his wife and daughter and Ruth Paine. You can visit Paine’s house.

Brno, Czech Republic: Sleeping in a Shelter

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Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, has a bunker left over from World War II that you can visit and learn history or even sleep in!

Taliesin: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin Estate

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Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright’s private residence, is a mix of whimsy and pure genius. A tour of Taliesin in Spring Green Wisconsin, which is now a museum.

Denmark’s Most Famous Castle: Kronborg

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Kronborg Castle in Helsingor is the most famous castle in Denmark, and was immortalized by Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Touring the castle and the surrounding town, and taking a coffee break in the fine restaurant at the castle.