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Eliza Myers
These mountain towns will renew your spirit with cultural history, outdoor adventures and lively downtowns.
Nightime can be the right time to enjoy the South at theaters, music venues and ghostly walking tours.
Whether visitors want to enjoy the warm weather or admire the interior design of a historic building, they can do both at many attractions throughout the South.
The quaint towns along Maryland's Eastern Shore offer pristine beaches, cultural attractions and plenty of opportunities to get out on the water. — view e-pub article
Spring flowers, temperatures and festivals attract adults, as well as students, to spring break tours across the country. — view e-pub article
The austere beauty attracting people to North and South Dakota's badlands proves rough terrain has its benefits. — View e-pub article Normal 0 0 1 28 165 Group Travel Leader 1 1 202 10.2006 0 0 0
Legendary landscapes and Native American myth make South Dakota a popular state to explore. — View e-pub article
North Dakota's cowboy history and plains beauty stand hand-to-hand. — View e-pub article
Though I knew the epic importance of the Alamo from the John Wayne movie, I was interested in finding out where Hollywood ended and where the truth began at the Alamo National Historic Landmark. To prepare, I first watched The Alamo: the Price of Freedom at the Rivercenter Imax Theater and visited the History Shop, […]
At the Saeur-Beckmann Farmstead, I discovered what exactly Little Miss Muffet was eating when she was snacking on curds and whey in the traditional nursery rhyme. The living history farm portrays the working lifestyle of a 1918 Texas farm at the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site in Johnson City. Just down the […]
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