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Canada's Charming East Coast Town On Prince Edward Island Has River Views, Trails, And Tasty Eats - Islands (opens the original)
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Prince Edward Island can feel like a daydream, with its gentle hills, abundant farmland, and 680 miles of seashore. The scenery is beautiful, drawing nearly 2 million visitors each year. It's also the smallest province in Canada, a modest isle surrounded by the Atlantic, but close enough to the mainland that you can drive there. PEI is well known for its scenic towns and villages, and one little community is worth a drop-in, whether you want to eat well, admire the scenery, or break in those hik
Forget Cape Cod, Visit This Less-Crowded East Coast Escape With Fresh Seafood, State Park Fun, And Beaches - Islands (opens the original)
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Let's be clear: Cape Cod is wonderful. If you have a thing for beaches and seafood, you'll love this hook-shaped peninsula on the southeast corner of Massachusetts. I've enjoyed whale watching in the bay, cycling down its 26-mile-long rail trail, and browsing local antique shops. I can get in my car in Providence and drive to the Cape Cod Canal in about an hour. I have many fond memories from my time here. But after eight years in Rhode Island — right next door — I rarely see the Cape, because I
Vermont's Lake-Country Gem Is A Small Town By Canada's Border With Idyllic Nature, Trails, And Local Eats - Islands (opens the original)
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Each day, thousands of drivers cross between Canada and northern Vermont at a port of entry known as Derby Line. Most people arrive here by car, bombing through town without having any sense of where they are. "Derby" consists of a checkpoint and inspection station, where travelers try to spend as little time as possible. If they do stop, they're likely to visit the Haskell Free Library, a century-old structure that stands directly on the U.S.-Canadian border; this institution has books in Frenc
Ireland's Largest Artificial Lake Is A Scenic Escape With Fishing, Hiking, And Mountain Views - Islands (opens the original)
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Any morning you please, you could wake up in Dublin, Ireland, decide to take a drive in the country, and arrive at Pollaphuca Reservoir in about an hour. This lake is peaceful and scenic, and it's surprisingly close to the nation's capital. The edges are ringed with rolling hills, sandy shores, and patches of forest. Plenty of urbanites dream of a watery getaway like this, within easy reach of their small flats. Pollaphuca almost feels designed for this kind of escape. Actually, it was designed:
Forget The Smithsonian, This One-Of-A-Kind Urban Gem Is A Wildly Underrated Asian Museum In DC - Islands (opens the original)
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Who doesn't love a bonsai tree? They are a perfect blend of gardening and fine art, and just the presence of a bonsai can make onlookers smile. Bonsai are well known around the world, and perhaps the best collection in the U.S. is at the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum in Washington, D.C. Like the Smithsonian Institution, this museum is an impressive themed showcase, with extensive exhibits that make it worth visiting even for those who don't know much about bonsai. The Bonsai & Penjing Museum
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