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Waco's Lovely Nature Escape Is A Picturesque Texas Arboretum With Gardens, A Trail, And Butterflies - Islands (opens the original)
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Nearly a 20-minute drive southwest of Waco, the Carleen Bright Arboretum in Woodway, Texas, carefully grows trees and plants and displays them according to their scientific categories. First opened in 1997, the pretty gardens, native woodland, and landscaped spaces encourage guests from all walks of life to slow down and revel in their exquisite beauty. Known as the "Jewel of Woodway," per Discover Woodway's site, the 16-acre Carleen Bright Arboretum lives up to its name. The grounds are home to
Between Milwaukee And Green Bay Is A Once-Thriving Quarry That's Now A Water Park With Trails And A Beach - Islands (opens the original)
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If you traveled back in time to the early 20th century, you'd find natural marshland in Wisconsin's Sheboygan Valley. The soil was peat-rich and tamarack trees towered overhead. That remained the case until 1911, when the marsh was drained and a limestone quarry was established in the area. European immigrants worked at the quarry and lived in cabins nearby. By the 1920s, limestone was no longer in high demand, and the quarry was eventually shut down. It has since been re-flooded, and today, it'
Between Greenville And Knoxville Is North Carolina's Scenic Mountain Lake With Fishing And Forest Views - Islands (opens the original)
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It would appear that North Carolina is having somewhat of a love affair with natural water features. There are 22 natural lakes in the state's coastal areas alone, and as you move west, lush rivers flow into more than 200 waterfalls, forming the state's foremost waterfall region. Lake Dense also resides in this water-rich area, nestled within DuPont State Recreational Forest in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The tranquil, 5-acre lake is as beautiful as they come. It's surrounded by tall, green trees,
Georgia's Largest Amusement Park Nicknamed 'The Thrill Capital Of The South' Is Just Outside Atlanta - Islands (opens the original)
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Six Flags Over Georgia has been giving Georgians something to scream about since 1967, when it welcomed visitors through its gates for under $5 per person. The park was the second ever Six Flags in the United States, after the franchise began in Texas. What began as a modest lineup of attractions, including a log flume and one solitary wooden roller coaster, has blossomed into the largest amusement park in Georgia, with over 40 rides, live entertainment, and other exciting spectacles. Continuous
About An Hour From San Bernardino Is California's Dude Ranch With Cowboy Fun, Lodgings, And Mountain Views - Islands (opens the original)
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Dude ranches have an interesting history. In the late 19th century, ranches rebranded to attract "dudes," a term given to slick-dressing men from the city who wanted a taste of cowboy living. Today, vacationing at a dude ranch captivates people from all walks of life (and all genders), as the ranch-style resorts provide guests a chance to fully immerse themselves in a bygone era. Crazy Horse Ranch in California, a short drive from San Bernardino, offers a deep well of cowboy fun, starting with i
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