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Vintage Train Rides Deliver Fall Foliage and Holiday Cheer (opens the original)
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Leaf peepers in Northeast Ohio can leave the car keys at home this fall and watch the color change from a vintage rail car. Cuyahoga Valley National Park is the only U.S. national park with a heritage railroad running through it, according to the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. The region typically sees peak color around the third week of October. In Wilmington, Del., the Wilmington & Western Railroad runs autumn rides through the Red Clay Valley behind a coal-burning steam locomotive or an ear
Bougie Bed and Bath Buying Guide: 27 Products Worth the Splurge (opens the original)
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There's a reason hotel bathrooms seem to have better towels, better robes and somehow better soap than the ones at home. The good news is you don't have to book a suite to bring that luxuriousness into your own home. Here are 20-plus ways to add a little more luxury to the spaces you use every day, including a few picks that have nothing to do with bath towels at all. Some products featured in this guide were provided for editorial review. All editorial opinions are my own. The bed is one of the
Two Weekends Left to Walk the Yellow Brick Road at Beech Mountain (opens the original)
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A theme park that closed more than 40 years ago still draws crowds to Beech Mountain, North Carolina, every September. Land of Oz opened in 1970, closed in 1980 and never fully disappeared. The Autumn at Oz Festival runs for three fall weekends each year. With opening weekend a wrap, only two remain: Sept. 18-20 and Sept. 25-27. Anyone planning a trip has until the end of the month to walk the Yellow Brick Road. "There's simply nothing else quite like Autumn at Oz. It combines nostalgia, imagina
Texas Author Spent 15 Years Writing a Series Readers Didn't Want to Put Down (opens the original)
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Will Holcomb spent a decade and a half writing the same book, not because he was a perfectionist, but because life kept happening around it. He was raising six children, working as a software engineer, riding motorcycles, co-founding a local music organization and spending evenings at the Bastrop Opera House, all while carrying a story he couldn't let go. "When the story that became The Infinite Jeff started forming, it seemed too important to ignore," said Holcomb, an author and playwright base
Back to School Done Right: 47 Premium Picks for Teens and College Students (opens the original)
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Back-to-school shopping is expected to reach a record $146.8 billion this year, driven in part by college spending that crossed $100 billion for the first time. Families with K-12 students plan to spend an average of $864 each. For parents sending a student to college, that number climbs to nearly $1,438. The basics take care of themselves. What takes more thought are which products are worth spending money on that make the rest of the year easier. The ones that help establish a good sleep routi
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