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History, hikes, and cider: Spend a weekend in Gettysburg | Field Trip (opens the original)
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From July 1 to 3, 1863, the Confederate and Union armies faced off in the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. The Southâs defeat at Gettysburg became a turning point in the conflict, and an entire tourism economy has grown around the townâs significance. This Field Trip gives that history its due, but Gettysburg isnât a one-trick pony. Expect battlefield landmarks and ranger talks alongside viral doughnuts, lake swims, craft cider, and Syrian food; all about 140 miles west of Philadelphia.
Taylor Swift rumors aside, Westerly is Rhode Islandâs perfect coastal getaway | Field Trip (opens the original)
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Maybe youâve heard: Some singer and a tight end got married earlier this month. The Swift-Kelce wedding (allegedly?) took place at Madison Square Garden, a venue with all the whimsy and romance of a Forman Mills. For a while, though, there was plenty of speculation the celebration would happen in idyllic Westerly, R.I., where Taylor Swift owns a beachfront mansion. This patchwork of villages, coves, and carousel-dotted shoreline borders Block Island Sound and somehow manages to feel quiet desp
Sea Isle and Strathmere make the perfect Jersey Shore weekend | Field Trip (opens the original)
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Painted on the tank of a powder-blue water tower, an anthropomorphic sun (wearing sunglasses, no less) greets drivers as they cross the bay onto the island. Next to the sun, the confident sans serif capitals of the town motto come into focus the closer you get to the beach: SMILE YOUâRE IN SEA ISLE. Sure, it could use a comma, but at least they got the right âyouâre.â No oneâs debating grammar when six miles of beautiful beaches unspool from Townsendâs Inlet to Corsonâs Inlet. Tech
A summer weekend in Bethlehem | Field Trip (opens the original)
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O little town of Bethlehem, how we see thee as just a place to visit during the holidays. Itâs true that the former steel city, tucked between Allentown and Easton along the Lehigh River, leans into â and has built a whole tourism industry around â its Christmas-themed name and roots, but thereâs much more to Bethlehem than carols and holly. The forest and river beckon in summer, and the cityâs position along the Delaware and Lehigh Trail, which parallels the Lehigh Canal, puts visitor
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