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Stories By Bianca Sanchez
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This majesty, though easily found on coastal beaches or national parks, is not exclusive to them. All over America, stunning scenes just waiting to be seen.
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America's national parks aren't just for professional hikers - they provide a treasure trove of beginner-friendly trails just waiting for you to explore.
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Weather is something you see every day but likely rarely give a second thought to. There are countless weather myths and folkloric weather proverbs that…
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Whether it's a rainy season downpour or a brief summer storm, if we are lucky, after rain comes a rainbow. But do you know how many colors are…
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While many people are drawn to the bright lights and famous landmarks of big cities, others find that small towns and villages have more timeless…
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Road trips are fun, with the many roadside attractions, but rail trips are an underrated way to travel. Scenic train routes allow for a relatively…
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Many people have picked up new skills and hobbies during coronavirus quarantine or while spending more time at home social distancing. In the kitchen, people are…
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Water parks and cool pools are summertime staples. Several parks across the country have reopened for the summer following a long winter and coronavirus closures,…
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Does your heart skip a beat or two at the sound of lightning in the distance? Have you adopted the weather-predicting trick of counting the…
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America's national parks are some of the most beautiful spots in the U.S. Following guidance from the White House, the Centers for Disease Control and…
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If you are over taking virtual tours of museums, parks or zoos and want to safely get out of the house, reopened national parks may…
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Summer travel undoubtedly looks different during a global pandemic. Airplane middle seats are empty. Summer vacations have turned to staycations. Festivals and state fairs are either drive-up…
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Up to 60% of the human adult body is made of water. According to recommendations by The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, daily…
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America's largest mansion, the Biltmore Estate, boasts 35 bedrooms, 43 bathrooms and 65 fireplaces. In March, North Carolina's stay-at-home order temporarily closed all Biltmore guest…
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As parts of America continue to follow stay-at-home and shelter-in-place orders, travel plans have been flipped upside down and turned inside out. Cruises are canceled. Music festivals…
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As international travel restrictions and domestic shelter-in-place orders continue to keep people at home, many must now contend with what to do with pre-planned trips…
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Gardens can be a reminder of the beauty in the world when things around you are stressful. In return for the gentle care you give…
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To young learners, science may not have the same obvious appeal as recess, free reading period or lunchtime. However, by studying the weather — a…
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Warm or cool, rainy, sunny, cloudy or stormy, weather plays a determining role in how we choose to spend our day. Hair-frizzing humidity and biting…
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There are a lot of fun and breezy ways to spend the first day of spring. Unfortunately, breathing a sigh of relief over how the worst…
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Since reports of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) surfaced in December 2019, more than 70 locations internationally have reported cases of the virus, including the United…
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The East Coast is lined with gorgeous coasts and vibrant cities, but between the big cities of Boston and New York and the popular beach…
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What makes you happy? Maybe it's a coffee or a vacation to a beautiful beach. Or maybe it's something more internal, and contentment lies in the way…
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Ever since Idaho's Sun Valley opened as the first destination ski resort in the United States in 1936, skiing has grown as a popular American…