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New Jersey means many different things to people, particularly it seems for those who don't live there. Some people think of Bruce Springsteen. Others (sadly) associate New Jersey's coastline with...
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By: Anisha Shah Stuck in snowstorms and sub-zeros? Spring from the pits of winter hibernation to sun-kissed blossoms in Europe. Spring is exquisite in the continent steeped in history, cultivated in...
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East Austin: Where the Cool Kids Are
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As The Grand Budapest Hotel hits theaters, hotelier Sean MacPherson channels the quirky visual sensibilities of Wes Anderson in his two New York City properties, the Bowery and Jane Hotels. By Jennifer...
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The V8 Hotel Lets You Sleep in Your Favorite Vintage Cars
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Great Getaways: St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra
Photo courtesy of Kaeli Conforti. Article by Kaeli Conforti of Budget Travel. There's more to Florida than theme parks, beaches, and cities where you can party 'til dawn (although those are pretty...
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It wasn't like any other trip I've taken in my life. From the moment I arrived in Ukraine, I could feel the past under my feet, in front of me, behind me, in the air I breathed, in the food I ate. I...
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The Reveler's Guide to Dyeing the Chicago River Green
Chicagoans' allegiance to baseball teams will always be split along neighborhood lines, but on this, North and South Siders can agree: The dyeing of the Chicago River is pretty darn cool. Thanks to...
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Visions Become Reality at Paradise Garden in Georgia
Written by Carolyn Brackett, Senior Field Officer Howard Finster is one of the best known folk artists of the 20th century, creating more than 47,000 works which are exhibited in places like the High...
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Go Behind the Scenes as DC's Union Station Returns to Gilded Grandeur
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CityLove: Tour Boise by Instagram
Written by Grant Stevens One thing I love about Boise, you can see this, in about an hour. Did I sell you? -- @dansventure, Dan Instagram remains one of our favorite ways to explore a city when we...
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In 10 Years I Hope to Live on Mars
Photo courtesy of Steve Boxall for Zero Gravity Corporation I want to leave the planet. In particular, I'd like to live on Mars. Is that a strange goal? It's my job to convince people that it's not,...
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