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Yinyang/Getty Images With over 11,000 lakes dotting the landscape, Minnesota is a natural wonder. Nowhere is this truer than Ely — a quiet town near the remote wilderness of Boundary Waters, less…
Gil7416/Getty Images One of the world’s most iconic beaches, Waikiki in Honolulu, Hawaii, is famous for surfing and other watersports, views of the Diamond Head volcanic crater, and the many hotels and…
Jimfeng/Getty Images The U.S. captial of Washington, D.C., is known for iconic monuments and remarkable free museums, and in the spring, its trees erupt into vibrant pink blooms. Every year, thousands of…
Welshboy2020/Shutterstock As long as teleportation remains a pipe dream, people will find something to complain about airlines. Whether you’re dropping serious cash on a full-service carrier or scraping by on a budget…
Chris Eades/Getty Images Brighton, England, has enjoyed a reputation as a party destination since George VI built his pleasure palace, the Royal Pavilion, in what was a seaside village in 1815. An…
Wonderful Nature/Shutterstock Whale sharks sure are impressive creatures. The largest fish in the oceans, they are linked to sea creatures from as long ago as 245 million years. Their size is magnificent…
ozkan ulucam/Shutterstock If you’re planning a spring vacation, there’s no better way to embrace the beauty of the season than embarking on a good old-fashioned American road trip. With your foot on…
High in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, away from the chaos and the crowds of the Capital Beltway, an elegant lodge and family farm awaits adventurous guests eager to get back to nature and experience…
Dawid K Photography/Shutterstock Want to enjoy panoramic views of exceptional coastal beauty, but don’t want to trek for eight hours to do so? Then the Magheracross Viewpoint might just be for you!…
The standard serving size that Mr. Coffee arrived at was a 5-ounce “cup,” about the size of a British teacup. Though this may seem small now, it actually did correspond to the size of the cups people used for coffee…
