Not your grampa's croquet

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Champion croquet players Jim and Tom Hughes describe croquet as a combination of pool and jousting, with plenty of devious strategy and aggressiveness thrown in between. Although a far cry from the traditional game played with wide wickets and rubber-headed mallets, the Hughes brothers' brand of croquet has won for them several titles, including four of the past five US Croquet Assn Seniors championships.

Practice, Personalities, Croquet, Hughes, Tom, Hughes, Jim

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Squaring the circle: to the dismay of very few, New Jersey is removing its traffic circles and closing an era

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New Jersey's Department of Transportation is has plans to eliminate the circles patterned after British roundabouts. This will make local commutes eassier, but some oppose the changes for aesthetic reasons.

Management, New Jersey, Traffic circles, New Jersey. Department of Transportation

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High tides: a weekend at a classic 1940s resort in beachy Irvington, Virginia, means croquet, conoes, cocktails on a yacht, and blue crab-and-apple sausage

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A 127-foot historically registered yacht, Miss Ann at the Tides Inn in Irvington, Virginia is described. Its excursions as cocktail cruises and serving of fish fries for the guests are described.

Virginia, Services information, Services, Description and travel, Yachts and yachting, Yachts

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