Secret hideaways: great vacation spots only the locals know about

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Local people are the best tour guides to some beautiful vacation spots in the US, including Marquette, MI; Ithaca, NY; Pendleton, OR, and Jefferson, MO. National parks, trout streams and the influence of mining can be seen in Marquette, while Ithaca counts Cornell University's campus as one of its attractions.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Tourist Travel, Tourism, Ithaca, New York, Pendleton, Oregon, Marquette, Michigan, Jefferson City, Missouri

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New and different vacations you'll love

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Retirees may have more fun visiting non-trendy towns and cities in remote areas. Taos, NM, boasts of the Pueblo de Taos and the Luhan House while Amherst, MA, has long been the preferred city of literary greats like Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson.

Middle aged persons, Recreation, Bend, Oregon, Missoula, Montana, Taos, New Mexico, Amherst, Massachusetts, Dubuque, Iowa

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Enjoy double-your-pleasure vacations

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A middle aged man recalls some of the interesting and enjoyable vacation spots he and his wife have visited. Through his numerous vacation trips, he come to realize what he wants out of a permanent retirement place.

Personal narratives, Travel, Appreciation, Middle aged men, Retirement, Places of

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