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Jeff Oganga

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The Best Small Towns in the Finger Lakes for a Weekend Retreat

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By Jeff Oganga
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Weekend trips to the Finger Lakes run on lake towns and the wineries above them. Ithaca anchors Cayuga Lake's south shore under Cornell's gorge campus. Watkins Glen anchors Seneca Lake under 19 waterfalls in a slot canyon. The other seven towns each carry their own lakefront combination of downtown and wine country. These nine small towns line the Finger Lakes shorelines and earn a weekend stay this year. Ithaca Downtown Ithaca, New York.
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11 Most Charming Towns In Florida Original

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By Jeff Oganga
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Florida's most distinctive small towns don't run on beaches alone. St. Augustine traces its history back to 1565 and still preserves Spanish colonial architecture in the old town. Tarpon Springs grew up around Greek sponge diving and still serves octopus at restaurants along its docks. Havana up in the Panhandle was named for its Cuban cigar tobacco trade. The other eight Florida towns ahead each hold equally specific stories that the bigger cities don't tell.
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12 Affordable Summer Vacation Spots In The Rockies

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By Jeff Oganga
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The Rockies do not have to drain your bank account. Skip the resort crowds and summer still serves up free hikes, cheap campsites, and rooms that leave your wallet mostly intact. The national parks charge one flat weekly fee, and many of the best trails cost nothing at all. Sleep at a mountain YMCA for around a hundred dollars or catch a nightly rodeo in Cody. These twelve spots prove a Rocky Mountain vacation can run lean without feeling cheap.
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