Monthly Archives: July 2015

All Aboard for the Coolest Train Station Restaurants

  Trains, while they are amazing feats of industrial expansion, are not used so much anymore. The grand train stations of yesteryear still stand as beautiful architectural wonders. Utilizing the luxurious space, these fantastic restaurants have created a whole new experience. Try one of these awesome train station restaurants, from Denver to New York City…
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10 Highlights of San Antonio

San Antonio is a popular Texas destination for many reasons: history, culture, art, excitement, the list goes on. From the Alamo to the zoo, San Antonio is a vibrant composite of cultures, histories, and modern attractions. If you like a colorful, fun environment, great food, and good people, there's no better place than San Antonio, Texas…
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Memorial Presbyterian Church

Located in beautiful, historic St. Augustine, Florida, Memorial Presbyterian Church was built, donated, and dedicated in 1890 to the daughter of Henry Morrison Flagler, Jenny Louise Benedict, who died from complications during childbirth. Not only is this a memorial church, it is also a historic church. Memorial Presbyterian Church represents Florida’s first Presbyterian congregation, established…
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9 Native American Heritage Sites

While we find our own nation's history fascinating, we often forget that we were not the first people to settle the lands of North America. Since before Christopher Columbus, Ponce de Leon, and the Norse explorers before them, Native Americans lived and thrived on this great continent. Though there has been an unfortunate history with…
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11 Best Places for Shark Cage Diving

  Sharks attract a lot of attention to themselves for being both terrifying and mysterious. If you're a devoted follower of Shark Week, perhaps you've had the idea of going cage diving cross your mind. Get up close and personal with these majestic beasts in their natural habitats from South Africa to New York and…
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Literary City Guide Philadelphia, PA — Eat This Poem

  Eat This Poem, a literary food guide to numerous American Cities, outlines a local's favorite spots to eat, write, and read in Philadelphia. From Phillie's perspective, learn where the best cafes are, the best bookstores, and the best little landmarks that make for productive and relaxing vacations. Source: Literary City Guide Philadelphia, PA —…
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Hawaii for first-timers: how to choose an island – Lonely Planet

With eight major islands, it may be hard for first-time vacationers to choose which island to visit first. Never to fear, the Lonely Planet has outlined which islands are best for particular activities. Hawaii is best for hiking and other nature activities while Oahu is great for foodies and beach goers. Maybe it'll help you…
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What to do in Ocean City, Maryland

A quaint New England coastal town, Ocean City offers up more than just a quiet day at the beach. If you're looking for something to do for your upcoming senior trip, you might be interested to learn all about what this small Maryland gem has to offer. From exciting boardwalks to amusement parks, fresh seafood,…
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Behind the Food Carts | Street Food Stories

  The chefs behind the Odang Udon food truck in San Francisco don't mess around when it comes to noodles. Made fresh by hand daily, their udon noodles are tossed with Asian inspired ingredients influenced by a particularly good meal the chefs had in Hawaii. Next time you're in San Fran and looking for a…
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11 Of America’s Best Small Towns, Perfect For A Long Weekend Trip

  It's no secret that America is built on the industry of small towns. Oftentimes these tiny metropolises are overlooked for the coastal giants but if you have some time this summer for a weekend trip, look to a small town. From the South to Midwest and both coasts, America has you covered with quaint,…
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