
Mission Resort + Club: A Historic Florida Escape
by Betsi Hill
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Explore Mission Resort + Club in Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida, a historic resort with El Campeón golf, Spa Marbella, resort dining, outdoor activities, and Old Florida charm.

In Harmony: California’s ‘Tiny Living Postcard’ Town and Its Wine
by Terry Nozick
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Visit Harmony Cellars on California's Central Coast for a unique, wine-focused experience you won't soon forget.

A Vintage Milestone on the Napa Valley Wine Train: The 50th Anniversary of the Judgment of Paris
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Tasting at the iconic Grgich Hills Estate in Napa Valley and riding the Napa Valley Wine Train on the 50th Anniversary of the Judgment of Paris.

The South’s Most Unexpected Pairing: North Carolina’s Culinary Highlights
by Phil Thomas
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Discover North Carolina's culinary highlights—barbeque, beer, and wine—on your own tour down the
Blue Ridge Parkway between Asheville and Boone.

A Journey Through Bok Tower And Polk County’s Hidden Landscapes
by Dave Nershi
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Explore Polk County's gardens, wildlife, architecture, and local flavor. From Bok Tower to Lakeland and Winter Haven, discover Florida’s quieter, authentic beauty.

Fascinating Things to Do in the Louisiana River Parishes
by Cindy Ladage
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I took a swamp tour, devoured seafood, learned about a rare form of tobacco, walked through a historic Catholic grotto, and...well, a lot more

Ypsilanti: The Midwest’s Greenwich Village
by Petula Brown
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"Ypsi" is a progressive, gritty, resurgent community with a funky attitude that improbably reminds me of Greenwich Village in the mid-1990s.

Vya in Portland, Oregon: Sangria by the Glass, Paella by the Pan
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Reduce the ocean to a demi-glace and you might have crayon-black squid ink...

Chasing the Rougarou: Food, Folklore, and Bayou Life in Houma, Louisiana
Houma has a festival devoted to a swamp monster, a downtown used as a movie set, an alligator farm, and plenty of Cajun food and folklore.

The Knott’s Berry Farm Boysenberry Festival Guide
by Gavin Booth
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All the juicy details you need to enjoy the yearly celebration of this lovely, obscure fruit in Buena Park, California