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Welcome to the Cotswolds: A ‘Picture-Perfect Postcard of Britain’
JoAnn Bell
Rolling green meadows. Thatched-roof cottages. Honey-hued limestone. Welcome to the Cotswolds, an idyllic area of south central England where history unfolds at every picturesque turn. Encompassing five counties, the Cotswolds’ unspoiled rural...
9/21/2017
A Newbie’s Guide to New England Leaf Peeping
JoAnn Bell
If you’re a New Englander, you know that the autumn season begins the day after Labor Day. Sure, the calendar says we have until the end of September, but change is in the air come early September. Farm stands have started selling ‘mums’ (chrysanthemums), apples are on deck and pumpkin-spice-everything has hit our local stores.
9/21/2017
Top Destinations for Solo Holiday Travel
JoAnn Bell
Maybe you're not the "family feast" type at Christmas. Perhaps you're looking for a little adventure over New Year's. Maybe you're on your own and are looking for ways to make new friends over the holidays or you’d like a holiday escape from your cold and snowy home town. No matter what your reason is, if you're a solo traveler, taking a trip over the holidays can be a great way to meet other adventurers during this exciting…
9/14/2017
How to Go Back to College for Free
Peter Spiers
Admit it, you were one of those kids who actually looked forward to the start of school and thought September was the true New Year. In elementary school you loved the smell of freshly sharpened pencils, in high school your pulse quickened at the si...
9/8/2017