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5 Foliage Drives With a Payoff

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By Barbara Rogers
| New Hampshire Magazine Verified
When the maples are ablaze in red and orange, and the birches have turned to gold, almost any road in New Hampshire is worthy of a foliage tour. These are a few of our favorites, each with a prize at the end — a memorable meal or an attraction that’s especially appealing in the fall. Along the way are mountain and valley views, picture-perfect villages, natural attractions and interesting places to stop. Grab your camera, hit the road, and take advantage of New Hampshire’s most beautiful season.
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Camping Activities for Kids

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By Barbara Rogers
| Wherever Family Verified
Camping trips are a good time for parents to encourage kids to unplug and live in the moment. New sights and sounds fill an outdoor world with possibilities and new experiences. Here are some ways to help kids tune into them. Check Out the Visitor Center for Activity Guides If you’re staying at a national or state park, check the visitor center for any nature or activity guides.
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Free Things to Do in London with Kids

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By Barbara Rogers
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The rising costs of entry to Europe’s major attractions puts a real strain on the budgets of traveling families. It costs $42 each to go to the top of the Eiffel Tower, almost as much to tour Versailles and $37 to visit Windsor Castle. Watching Spanish Riding School practice in Vienna costs $30. Even with discounts for students and children, seeing highlights can add up quickly. London offers a welcome respite from these admission fees.
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