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The Blue Ridge through Roanoke, Va.
Roaming the Blue Ridge Parkway in bits and pieces instead of all 469 miles at once strikes me as a comfortable vacation goal.
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South Korea beckons: which discovery to choose?
Dinner one evening in Atlanta pushed me over the edge, hungry for more. Food plus culture I’m wanting. Time once again for some brand new, way out of my routine experiences.
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North Carolina High Country: Plenty of snow to play in
Snow’s acting cantankerous in much of America this winter, but I found just the right amount on the slopes in some charming North Carolina towns in January, and I hear it’s still falling.
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Yours and Mine: Taste buds changing at King and Prince
Dancing in the dining room gets my taste buds popping. So do 76 years of culinary excellence now also embracing wild Georgia shrimp, regional local honey, coastal chocolates, peach cobbler, artisanal cheeses, wines, spirits and olive oil—all Georgia born.
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Bedford, Virginia – beauty sure, plus personal connections with history
Thomas Jefferson would love the high tech tour I took of a getaway place he named Poplar Forest, a three-day carriage ride 93 miles south of Monticello.
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Where to go in 2012?
Exciting to find hieroglyphics on rock cliffs and caves, witnessing life through the eyes of people wandering and wondering eons ago.
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Choose a Georgia holiday
The holidays continue in lots of Georgia communities. The look is lovely, and details are vast on HYPERLINK "http://www.Georgia.org" www.Georgia.org
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Christmas away from home?
Communities all around America plan holiday celebrations with great detail and delight, and I’m always curious whom they’re expecting.
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History on St. Simons Island
Elegance and longevity. Fresh new cuisine wrapping around 76 years of resort history on a barrier island that began forming 200 million years ago.
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Bloomington, Ind.
Bloomington, Indiana does what it claims. Talking about local food? Here’s a city group of 34 independent restaurants cooking fresh.
Claim the arts? Here’s a 60-block entertainment and arts district locals call BEAD, ten distinct walkable neighborhoods. - More Explore Headlines
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