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Between Portsmouth And London Is England's Ethereal Arboretum With Scenic Wetlands, Trails, And Lake Views - Islands (opens the original)
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Beyond the museums of London and the dockyards of Portsmouth, there is a side of England that feels a bit more like entering a magical wilderness. Head to the Surrey Hills between the two cities, and you can alight at Winkworth Arboretum, where the houses and high rises recede from view. In their place, footpaths wind along the water under a canopy of thousands of protected trees. A bit different from a botanical garden where trees are merely a backdrop, Winkworth Arboretum's main attraction is
Be Cautious Road-Tripping Through The State Where Drivers Are Most Likely To Hit An Animal - Islands (opens the original)
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Road-trip planning will have you focused on the fun stuff — which scenic routes are worth extra miles, where to pull over for a lookout. But knowing where you'll need to be especially cautious behind the wheel is just as useful to avoid collisions, particularly when driving through countryside where an animal might dart in front of you. A 2026 State Farm analysis of animal collision data found that West Virginia has the highest likelihood of a driver hitting an animal in the country, with odds o
Forget New York, Retire To This Beautiful Maine County With Charming Colleges And Outdoor Adventures - Islands (opens the original)
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If you imagine retirement as a river to paddle down and forest trails to walk or ski on — with a touch of college town liveliness — look northeast to Maine. The state's vast outdoor space comes with the same sort of year-round recreation and small-town living that attracts retirees to upstate New York. That gets more pronounced as you head to Maine's northernmost county: Aroostook. More rural and less resort-oriented than Maine's coast, Aroostook is made up of some college towns punctuating spru
Under An Hour From Toledo Is Ohio's Scenic State Park With Presidential History, Trails, And Fairytale Views - Islands (opens the original)
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State parks can make for wonderful places to stretch your legs on a leafy trail or enjoy a picnic somewhere greener and lusher than the city. But the parks that will stick with you the most have something beyond attractive scenery: a tie to a famed battle or historical figure, perhaps, that gives its setting another layer of meaning. At Ohio's Spiegel Grove State Park, that figure is the 19th U.S. president, Rutherford B. Hayes. Hayes' home, grave, and presidential library are all preserved with
This US State's Slang Is The Hardest In America To Understand - Islands (opens the original)
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Don't glob around, put your larrigans on so we can go tipping downeast. Did you catch that? If not, you're hardly the only person who's stumped by Maine slang. While every state has its own collection of expressions that make sense to locals but leaves out-of-towners at a loss, Maine was found to have the most difficult slang to understand, according to a Preply study. Travelers exploring Maine's rugged coast may encounter local slang unlike anything they've heard before. That's part of what mak
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