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Experience the Resurgent Chesapeake Bay: Fall Adventures Await

Michael Boone013 mins

In James Michener’s epic 1978 novel “Chesapeake,” a 16th-century Susquehannock named Pentaquod rows across the titular bay and wonders at “the immensity of this water, the way the fish jumped as if they were eager to be caught and tasted.” Nearly 500 years later, the Chesapeake Bay—an abundant estuary bisecting the state of Maryland—still ranks among the country’s natural wonders and serves as the source of one of its most underappreciated cuisines.

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Ultimate Bangkok Travel Guide: Explore Attractions, Food, and Culture

Michael Boone012 mins

Bangkok is a city that thrives on contrasts and embraces the weird, the wonderful, and the wacky. Its happy essence and vibrant nature owe much to the everyday hustle and daily grind of the people. A place like no other, enriched with culture and many delights that go way beyond a plate of Pad Thai. This city is a must-see and an experience to remember any time you visit. From the casual tuk-tuk, market stalls, trendy skyscrapers, and delicious food, the city harnesses a plethora of appeal.

With many popular neighborhoods to explore and plenty of traditional, world-class foods to try, whatever you’re here for, Bangkok is a destination that delivers romance, adventure, and family time.

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Ultimate Dublin Travel Guide: Exciting Vacation and Trip Ideas

Michael Boone017 mins

Dublin is a city brimming with history, from centuries-old cathedrals to stately manors that line the winding streets. Institutions like Dublin Castle, the National Gallery of Ireland, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral have long drawn tourists looking to catch a glimpse of the city’s rich history, while places like Trinity College highlight Dublin’s literary past – after all, there’s a reason the city is called ‘the land of saints and scholars.’

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Discover Why This Historic Miami Social Club Still Attracts A-Listers Today

Michael Boone07 mins

Founded nearly 100 years ago,The Surf Clubremains a significant presence within Miami’s Four Seasons Hotel in Surfside. You can feel the history as you stroll down the hotel’s palm-lined Peacock Alley, with handmade Italian tile underfoot, opulent chandeliers overhead, and the ocean peeking through the arched doorway. This legacy is further emphasized when you notice the black-and-white photograph of Winston Churchill painting a beach scene during one of his visits. Opened in 1930 by tire magnate Harvey Firestone, the exclusive social club hosted Hollywood stars like Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra, and Gary Cooper, along with dignitaries including Douglas MacArthur and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

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