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Bosphorous Turkish Restaurant - Winter Park, Florida
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Published on 12-08-2015 01:02 AM
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The first Turkish restaurant in central Florida, Bosphorous is like taking a little trip to Turkey, with authentic cuisine, decor and music. The food is excellent and reasonably priced, and the service is outstanding. You're especially in luck if you like lamb, which is the centerpiece of many dishes. But there's quite a variety on the menu. If you're new to Turkish food, or just can't make up ...

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Carl Hayden Visitor Center at Glen Canyon Dam - Page, Arizona

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Harry Kline

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Published on 12-07-2015 01:07 AM

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The Glen Canyon Dam blocks the Colorado River and forms Lake Powell. Lake Powell is the largest man-made lake in North America. When the lake is full, it has the capacity to hold 9,000,000,000,000 gallons of water. The Glen Canyon Dam visitor center is on the west side of the dam, and has good exhibits on the ...

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Shawnee Mountain Ski Area - East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

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Published on 12-06-2015 01:47 AM

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A fixture in the beautiful Pocono Mountains for more than 40 years, Shawnee offers skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing, as well as lessons, equipment rentals, and special activities and events. It's a family-friendly facility especially suitable for beginners at snow sports. In the off-season, the site hosts ...

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Ave Maria Grotto - Cullman, Alabama

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Published on 12-05-2015 01:52 AM

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A four acre hillside provides the setting for a world in miniature. Created by the late Benedictine Monk, Brother Joseph Zoettl, it was first started as a hobby, but later as a life goal. He constructed over 125 small scenes. They are evenly divided between religious and fairy tale themes, some awesome ...

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The Kalmar Nyckel - Wilmington, Delaware

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Published on 12-04-2015 01:25 AM

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The original Kalmar Nyckel, built around 1625 in Amsterdam, made an impressive four voyages to the New World, and was instrumental in the founding of New Sweden, a settlement that includes present-day Delaware. This replica is created in painstakingly authentic detail, with a few subtle ...

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Dismals Canyon - Phil Campbell, Alabama

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Published on 12-03-2015 08:06 AM

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No, Dismals Canyon is not a bleak and Dismal place, its name is a mystery, but a tiny bioluminescent larvae called the dismalite lives there. It is the only known place in the world where this insect lives. So, although you can and should walk through the canyon in the daylight, the main attraction is the ...

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Savage Mill - Savage, Maryland

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Published on 12-02-2015 01:20 AM

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Beginning operation in 1822, Savage Mill was an important textile mill for over a century. It supplied canvas for ships, the Civil War, Hollywood's first silent films and both world wars. Today it has been reborn as a shopping center of unique character, ...

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Cathedral Caverns - Woodville, Alabama

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Published on 12-01-2015 01:47 AM

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The cavern is named for a large room toward the back of the cave tour, but this 'wet' cave has stalactites, stalagmites and columns throughout the entire 3/4-mile length. Cement stairs and walkways are fairly easy to traverse, and the two-hour tour is well lighted. A guide takes you through the cave in ...

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B and A Trail Park - Severna Park, Maryland

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Published on 11-30-2015 01:03 AM

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Bike, walk or run along this old railroad right-of-way on a 13-mile paved rail trail that runs from Dorsey Road in Glen Burnie to Boulters Way in Annapolis. Five parking areas and a two-percent grade ...

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Uncle Remus Museum - Eatonton, Georgia

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Published on 11-29-2015 01:45 AM

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If you were born after 1980, you might not even know about the Uncle Remus Tales of Joel Chandler Harris, (1845-1908) Here, near his birthplace, is a museum that recreates the wonderful children's stories that Harris learned from slaves and later wrote down from memory as told by a ...

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