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March 2022 issue | Appears on page 23

Ramp dinners

Living in southwestern Pennsylvania, my husband and I go to ramp feeds and festivals, mostly in West Virginia and usually in April.

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March 2022 issue | Appears on page 23

Attractions near Yosemite

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February 2022 issue | Appears on page 26

Alaska custom tour

My husband, Jerry Vetowich, and I took a custom tour to Alaska, July 19-Aug. 1, 2021.

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January 2022 issue | Appears on page 26

Portland Japanese Garden

Meandering along gentle pathways past and through a blanket of greenery highlighted by explosions of color, my wife, Fyllis, and I could have been in Japan, but we weren’t. 

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January 2022 issue | Appears on page 26

Civil War sites

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December 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Exploring the Texas Panhandle

As part of an extended drive along Route 66, my wife, Teresa, and I explored the Texas Panhandle region over five nights in June 2021.

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November 2021 issue | Appears on page 27

ACL Alaska cruise

Tired of being at home and thinking things might be getting back to normal, in April we booked a family vacation for six that seemed manageable: a 7-day small-ship cruise in Alaska’s Inside Passage, departing July 21, 2021.

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November 2021 issue | Appears on page 27

Fabulous glass in Miami

The next time you’re near Miami, Florida, be sure to visit the Myrna and Sheldon Palley Pavilion for Contemporary Glass and Studio Arts (www.lowe.miami.edu/collection

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October 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Feeling blue in Mississippi

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October 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Southern historic route

Stretching from Natchez, Mississippi, on the Mississippi River, northeast to Nashville, Tennessee, the Natchez Trace Parkway is a wonderful road maintained by the National Park Service.

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September 2021 issue | Appears on page 25

Planning a US driving trip

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August 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Hoh Rain Forest, Washington

There are two types of rainforests in the world: tropical and temperate. Everyone has heard of the tropical variety, such as the Amazon Rainforest, but there are lots of temperate rainforests.

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August 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Arizona attractions

Sedona, Arizona — with its red-rock buttes, steep canyon walls and pine forests — is a favorite destination for many folks.

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June 2021 issue | Appears on page 28

Scenic Trail in Utah

In southern Utah are Zion, Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef national parks as well as Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

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June 2021 issue | Appears on page 28

Alaska Adventures

My wife, Sally, and I experienced a unique 2-week trip to Alaska in 2007.

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May 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Of Interest in Oklahoma City

My husband, Bill, and I visited family in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in mid-October 2020.

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May 2021 issue | Appears on page 26

Rocky Mountain Routes

In north-central Wyoming sits the Bighorn Mountains. From Buffalo, Wyoming, take US Route 16 west, crossing the southern part of the Bighorns. On the western edge, the highway enters Tensleep Canyon, an absolutely jaw-dropping example of what Mother Nature can do with a river and a sandstone deposit.

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April 2021 issue | Appears on page 27

Windjamming Off Maine

 As someone who has visited over 100 countries, I highly recommend taking a week-long windjammer cruise off the coast of Maine.

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April 2021 issue | Appears on page 27

West Virginia — Almost Heaven!

While West Virginia (WV) conjured up grimy coal mines, a spontaneous car trip there in October 2016 showed us the opposite: warm, welcoming locals, lively music, creative craft shops, amazing scenery and even a famous luxury resort.

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