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States Where Fall Foliage Is Expected To Be The Most Vibrant In America - Islands (opens the original)
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We've gotten peeks of the vibrant colors Mother Nature has in store for us this year, but her biggest show is imminent. With autumn here, many northern regions are already experiencing the spectacular foliage displays of fall, with the kaleidoscope of fiery hues to continue trickling southward as the season progresses. However, trees in a few states and the colorful carpets created beneath them will be more dazzling in certain areas than others this year. Historically, higher elevations and the
Be Cautious Driving Through This State With The Most Documented Flock Cameras In America - Islands (opens the original)
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You may have noticed an increase in subtly placed (or blatantly placed) cameras while driving as of late. They've been around since the late 1950s, at least in prototype form, but these cameras have evolved immensely since the originals were first implemented for safety purposes. Today, automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs, are the latest version of the first models. Cameras made by Flock Safety, a proprietary brand of camera that features deeper layers of image- and data-capturing, have be
Between Salem And Portland Is New Hampshire's Charming City With River Fun, Parks, And Local Eats - Islands (opens the original)
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Charm emanates from many small New England hamlets and towns, with dense thickets surrounding historic architecture, longstanding legends shared by locals, and communities full of colorful personalities. With only around 12,000 residents but plenty of amenities often associated with bigger cities, Somersworth, New Hampshire, is among these quaint communities found along the East Coast. Spread over 10 square miles against the Salmon Falls River that separates Maine and the Granite State, and situ
Forget Boston, Retire To This Quaint New England City With Walkable Neighborhoods And Affordable, Healthy Living - Islands (opens the original)
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Bustling Boston boasts myriad restaurants, hotels, and activities for visitors, but 61 miles away is a historic city teeming with charm that is often overlooked when exploring the state. New Bedford, Massachusetts, is tucked into the state's southern end, between Rhode Island and Cape Cod. A highly walkable city, many of New Bedford's eateries, museums, and even the ferry are within walking distance of each other. Home to about 100,000 people (compared to Boston's 673,000), the coastal lifestyle
Hidden In The Northern Sierra Nevada Foothills Is A Beautiful Recovering Town With Art And Outdoor Fun - Islands (opens the original)
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The community of Paradise, California, is tucked into a visually exquisite portion of the Golden State laden with lakes and forests, river-carved canyons, and lofty buttes. However, in 2018, this small community in Northern California's Butte County was devastated by the most destructive California wildfire on record and one of the country's deadliest ever. The Camp Fire displaced approximately 26,000 residents, claimed 85 lives, and ravaged 95% of the town. Today, Paradise is recovering from th
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