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Minuteman Bikeway: The Perfect New England Fall Ride

Minuteman Bikeway: The Perfect New England Fall Ride

Massachusetts sees some of the most brilliant fall color in all of New England, which is no short feat considering the entire Northeast region is so gorgeous this time of year. Since moving here, I ...

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Rhode Island’s Jack O’Lantern Halloween Spectacular: Over 5000 Unique Artistic Creations!

Rhode Island’s Jack O’Lantern Halloween Spectacular: Over 5000 Unique Artistic Creations!

After watching a “Halloween Crazier” special on the Travel Channel, Mike & I knew we had to make a trip over to Roger Williams Park Zoo in Providence for their annual Jack ...

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Ghost Hunting in Plymouth, Massachusetts

Ghost Hunting in Plymouth, Massachusetts

Plymouth County is hands down one of the most haunted places in the US. As a result, the spooky city has been featured on many ghost hunting shows. This is not a surprise being that it is one of the ...

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The Beautiful Canyons of Illinois’ Starved Rock State Park

The Beautiful Canyons of Illinois’ Starved Rock State Park

Starved Rock State Park is frequently rated the top natural attraction in Illinois. Being a Chicago native, I had always heard good things about this place but never had the opportunity to check it ...

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Dixon, Illinois: Hometown of President Reagan

Dixon, Illinois: Hometown of President Reagan

Dixon, a small town in Northwest Illinois, is most well known for being the hometown of President Ronald Reagan. In addition to touring his famous childhood home, there are plenty of other ...

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A Tour of Ronald Reagan’s Boyhood Home in Dixon, Illinois

A Tour of Ronald Reagan’s Boyhood Home in Dixon, Illinois

Dixon, Illinois is most famous for being the hometown of 40th President, Ronald Reagan. The house opened to the public for tours in the mid 80’s and is still the city’s most famous ...

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A Christmas Story: Touring the Cleveland House

A Christmas Story: Touring the Cleveland House

Ralphie’s bunny suit…the leg lamp….the red ryder bb gun…Who hasn’t seen the timeless classic which now runs 24 hours on TBS starting every Christmas Eve evening? TNT ...

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3 Things to do in Fall River, Massachusetts

3 Things to do in Fall River, Massachusetts

Fall River, the 10th largest city in Massachusetts, offers plenty of interesting attractions for history buffs. It’s located just a half hour outside of Providence and an hour from Boston, so ...

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5 Things to do in Providence, Rhode Island

5 Things to do in Providence, Rhode Island

Providence, the largest city in Rhode Island, is the ideal destination for a summer or winter daytrip from many New England cities. Located only an hour and a half from Boston, Rhode Island’s ...

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Giacomo’s: An Amazing Italian Dinner in Boston

Giacomo’s: An Amazing Italian Dinner in Boston

UPDATE: This located closed. You can still visit the North end location on Hanover Street. I recommend checking out after walking The Freedom Trail. Giacomo’s is the perfect Boston Italian ...

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