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America’s strangest fall festivals involve a coffin race, a pumpkin boat and a caterpillar (opens the original)
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This October, the fall festivals worth planning a weekend around arenât just about famous foliage or postcard towns. The ones drawing crowds center on coffin races up mountain streets, 2,000-pound pumpkins launched across lakes and caterpillars climbing strings to forecast winter. These traditions are so specific they could only exist in one place on the map, and they open the doors in fall. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your support strengthens local journalism. Subs
Fall U-pick farms are fun until you break the rules nobody told you about (opens the original)
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At some point during almost every u-pick visit, someone reaches for an apple or berry before it hits the basket, which is either perfectly fine or against the rules depending entirely on the farm. As more farms invite the public onto working agricultural properties, first-time visitors may not know what is expected of them once they walk through the gate. Knowing the rules is the difference between a good visit and an honest mistake that costs the farm. U.S. farms sold $3.26 billion worth of foo
Fall turns South Carolina’s Swamp Rabbit Trail from a shortcut into the whole reason to go (opens the original)
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In South Carolinaâs Upstate, a paved trail follows an old rail line for 10 miles between downtown Greenville and the small town of Travelers Rest, and October is the best time to explore it. The humidity that makes a summer ride hot and sticky is gone, the trail empties out on weekday mornings, and for a few weeks in late fall, the maples and sweetgums along the Reedy River turn the kind of red and gold that stops riders mid-pedal. The Swamp Rabbit Trail is the regionâs best-known bike path,
Taking a GLP-1 and feeling alone? You’re not; a South Carolina resort offers support (opens the original)
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Use of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs has surged in just two years, and medical groups have said most people taking them arenât getting enough nutrition and behavioral support. Hilton Head Health Wellness Resort & Spa, which is marking its 50th year in South Carolina, says GLP-1 medications âchange biology, not behavior.â The resortâs GLP-1 program aims to help guests keep their results whether they stay on the drug or come off it. Unlock the rest of the article with a new subscription. Your su
Multigenerational travel is booming, and this resort has smarter options than hotel rooms (opens the original)
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All-inclusive resorts have sold travelers on the same basic unit for decades: one room, one bed configuration, one small balcony. A growing share of vacationers want something closer to a house. Multigenerational groups, spanning grandparents to grandchildren, are increasingly booking a single trip together rather than splitting into separate getaways, and a standard hotel room was never built to hold three generations comfortably. Marival Distinct All-Suites & World Spa, in Nuevo Vallarta on Me
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