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For the last five years, whenever I mentioned the Oregon Coast, someone would ask if I had visited Tillamook Creamery. My answer was always no, which was usually followed by several questions about why not and how that was even possible. If you want a quick look inside before planning your visit, watch our Tillamook [...]
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Mobile sits on Mobile Bay, where Alabama’s deep-water port meets a compact historic downtown. The city is known for its layered cultural history, fresh Gulf Coast seafood, and the oldest organized Mardi Gras celebration in the United States. That is a lot to fit into one day, but we decided to try anyway. This Mobile [...]
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During our trip to Redwood National and State Parks, we chose to trade a hotel stay for a night surrounded by towering redwoods. We booked a camp site at Mill Creek Campground, near Crescent City, and it turned out to be one of the most peaceful parts of our entire trip. Located only about 10 [...]
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There’s another side to Music City, and it goes all the way back to the 1800s. Locals here had two things in abundance, limestone-filtered water and corn, and instead of letting all that go to waste, they decided to turn it into something tasty. That’s how Tennessee whiskey was born, and what better place to [...]
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Washington is blessed with a plethora of alpine lakes that you can hike to. These hikes not only get you closer to the water but also challenge you and allow you to explore the beautiful alpine wilderness, something you’ll only truly understand when you experience it yourself. Last summer, I decided to hike to one [...]
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