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This Glamping Site Is In a Natural Park in Quebec with 22 Miles of Trails and 2 Lakes—and It Has Waterfront Cabins With Firepits Original

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Huttopia Les Deux Lacs-Laurentides in Mont-Blanc, Quebec. Credit: Huttopia Les Deux Lacs - Laurentides Huttopia Les Deux Lacs The waterfront chalets are complete with heating, a full kitchen, and outdoor firepit overlooking Trout Lake. This Huttopia outpost is located inside a natural park with two lakes and more than 22 miles of marked hiking trails. The property's on-site activities include live music, outdoor cinema nights, s’mores by the campfire, and morning lakeside yoga.
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Connecticut Might Be the Pizza Capital of the U.S.—and This Trail Proves It

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3 hours ago NEED TO KNOW On May 1, 1990, Gregg Smart was found dead in his home It was later revealed he was killed by the teenage boy with whom his wife, Pamela Smart, was having a sexual relationship with The following year, Smart was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and two other crimes It has been …
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Connecticut Might Be the Pizza Capital of the U.S.—and This Trail Proves It

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By Annie Archer Verified
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Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana's Original Tomato Pie, with crushed Italian tomatoes, grated pecorino romano, and olive oil. Credit: Deb Lindsey for The Washington Post via Getty Images True pizza connoisseurs already know: the small-but-mighty state of Connecticut has one of the best pizza scenes in the country, quietly rivaling its spotlight-stealing tristate neighbors while staying true to what sets its pies apart.
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