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The 'Beer Cheese Capital Of The World' Is A Charming City In Kentucky's Bluegrass Region Full Of Local Eats - Islands (opens the original)
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Beer and cheese together is golden, and in Kentucky, you'll find a city where the combination is celebrated. So much so, it was named the official "Beer Cheese Capital of the World." Winchester isn't just the holder of this title, it's also the birthplace of this unique type of cheese. Okay, so it's a cheese spread, but no complaints here. As the legend goes, beer cheese was created in the 1930s by chef Joe Allman for his cousin to serve at his local restaurant. The goal was to give people somet
North America's Oldest Passenger Train Highlights Canadian Communities With Historic Charm And Ethereal Views - Islands (opens the original)
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Train travel was once the easiest way to transport people and goods long distances. These days we use cars and airplanes for that, but people still love a good old-fashioned train ride. When it's North America's oldest continuously operating named passenger train traveling through historic villages with stunning views of Canada, the experience is extra special. VIA Rail offers just that. It operates The Ocean, a train that takes travelers 840 miles from Montreal to Halifax. The entire trip takes
Seattle's Former Airfield Is Now Its Second-Largest Park With A Swimming Beach And Pretty Trails - Islands (opens the original)
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Seattle's many parks each have their own unique personality and charm, but not many can claim that they were once an airfield. Warren G. Magnuson Park, however, can do exactly that. At 350 acres, Magnuson Park is the second largest in the city — second only to 560-acre Discovery Park — and it once served a very different purpose. It sits on a piece of land known as Sand Point, which is the former site of the Sand Point Naval Air Base. The air base's biggest claim to fame is that it was the start
The Safest Town In The US For 2026 Is A Quiet New York Gem With Easy Access To Endless Outdoor Fun - Islands (opens the original)
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There are a lot of reasons a city might land on your radar. It might have great beaches, a popping food scene, or the best live music lineup. But it also helps to know that a city is relatively safe, and for 2026, the top city for that can be found in New York. According to SafeWise, which has been ranking U.S. cities for safety for the last 12 years, Shawangunk has taken the top spot this year. This town, located in southeastern New York, is a gem waiting to be discovered if you're looking for
Canada's 'Gateway To The Acadian Peninsula' Is A Quaint Coastal Village With Exceptional Seafood And Beach Beauty - Islands (opens the original)
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If you've never heard of Canada's Acadian Peninsula, then chances are you've never heard of Neguac. You may not be alone in that, but this charming coastal village has quite a bit going for it so it might just be time to take notice of the "Gateway to the Acadian Peninsula." It is actually known by a few different nicknames — it's considered the "Savoie Capital of the World," and in 2007, it was named "Atlantic Canada's Oyster Hub" – but this village in New Brunswick's Northumberland County has
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