Get Out! Get Dirty! Get Fit! – Or just relax in Georgia's State Parks! Amazing waterfalls and picturesque lakes, large wetlands and impressive mountains…these are just some of the beautiful environments protected by Georgia’s 48 state parks. Each park offers abundant recreation, such as camping, hiking, fishing, boating, picnicking, golf, mountain biking, horseback riding and birding. Visit one of Georgia’s state parks; enjoy being surrounded by nature and recover from the cities' daily stress…
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Thai and Japanese Cuisine at the "Lemon Grass" in Knoxville
Lemon Grass Thai Cuisine and Sushi Bar's traditional cuisine provides a place for fine dining and superb Thai and Japanese cuisine. Whether you are hosting a intimate gathering or a corporate event, Lemon Grass can tailor a mouthwatering menu that will be the talk of the town. They offer a varied selection of sushi, appetizers, salads, soup, entree, and desserts. Make your selection from a variety of specialties prepared by their highly trained chefs. If you are looking for professional and delicious catering - Lemon Grass provides various menu possibilities and platters.
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Travel Adventures
Travel Adventures provides unforgettable educational travel experiences for over 50,000 students each year. Since 1987, our experienced staff has been designing curriculum-rich itineraries for educators in every academic discipline.
Travel Adventures plans student tours to every major US city and several international destinations and is the only student tour provider to offer the Teacher’s Free & Easy™ and the Student’s Safe & Secure™ programs.
In addition to safety as our number one priority, our focus is making student travel educational and fun for students while ensuring that trip planning is easy for teachers.
Arkansas - A wonderful nature experience Beautiful scenery, lots of trails, nature, mountains, lakes, rivers, excellent fishing, awesome history. A great educational experience in a variety of ethnic and timeline lifestyles from way to back to way current including all levels of income ranges. A well mixed variety of things to do from bright in the morning to the end of the late night. Convience of modern technology and almost nothing you can't find to do somewhere close by. Travel.Yahoo.com User
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Memphis is a vibrant, interesting city with lots to do and see. The people of Memphis are very diverse, and they are all brimming with Southern hospitality. We enjoyed simply touring the extremely different sides of Memphis. Memphis is very relaxed, and we can not wait to return and see it again. The city offered many opportunities for inexpensive family activities during the day such as visiting the Peabody, a luxury hotel with trained duck performances, tours of Graceland, and Broadway performances at the Orpeum Theater. There were also plenty of activities for the adults, the most fun of these we found was the excitement on Beale Street. Overall, taking a family trip on a budget, we chose Memphis and will return! Travel.Yahoo.com User
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St. Augustine is full of history and fun things to do. The Castillo De San MArcos (the old fort) is a must visit, along with St. George Street area shops, Ripley's Museum, The Fountain of Youth, and all of the wonderful, beautiful beaches. For those who enjoy lighthouses, the St. Augustine Lighthouse is over at Anastasia Island and their cafe serves great breakfast. Also unique is the Alligator Farm.
There are numerous places to dine, such as the locals favorite, O'Steens, Caps or Barnacle Bill's that you would just have to try! All around, it is an excellent place to go. Travel.Yahoo.com User
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There is a lot to do in the city. Great college basketball and football during the seasons and a minor league baseball team the Riverbats who play at home in Slugger field. Excellent art museum (speed museum), Kentucky Derby Museum, louisville Slugger museum, several older restored landmark houses downtown which offer tours, and lots of antique shops in the bardstown road area which is the arts and crafts..soho equivalent Louisville is home to the Kentucky Derby which runs the first Saturday in May. At the track (Churchill downs) there is a great interactive museum that is worthy of a visit. if you are here when the track is open for the regular meets, I recommend at least a visit. There is a very nice zoo and an IMAX theater which changes programs often.
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The International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park has announced that the Saudi Arabian Equestrian Federation has agreed to become the presenting sponsor of a major international exhibition and film entitled: "A Gift from the Desert: The Art, History and Culture of the Arabian Horse". The exhibition will be produced by and held in the museum during the summer and fall of 2010 in conjunction with the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. This will be the third major international exhibition developed by the museum this decade. This exhibition will start on Saturday, May 29, 2010.
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Westwego Farmers And Fisheries Market
The region's premier farmers market opened in August 2008. This $4 million dollar facility features 43 fully covered booth spaces with electricity in all spaces and amphitheater. It is located in Salaville, the historic district of Westwego and is open Saturday year round 8:30am to 2:pm. There is ample free parking. The market accepts Senior Coupons. They have the freshest local produce, seafood, value added products, dairy, eggs, prepared foods and hand crafted items. Saturday market has live music, facepainting, craft activities and twice a month, pony rides for the kids. Facility is available for private parties and local events.
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Atlanta History Center, Atlanta
We invite you to visit the Atlanta History Center, located on 33 acres in the heart of Buckhead. The History Center includes one of the Southeast’s largest history museum; two historic houses including Swan House and Tullie Smith farm; Centennial Olympic Games Museum; historic gardens; and the Kenan Research Center. The History Center also includes the Margaret Mitchell House, located at our midtown campus. Throughout the year, enjoy lecture series with award-winning authors, summer camps, music series, annual festivals such as Sheep to Shawl and much more.
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Mountain State Art & Craft Fair
July 1-3, 2010
Come and experience a fresh look at the finest in traditional and West Virginia heritage art! Woodworking, candle making, leather craft, weaving and more! More than 100 of the Appalachian region's best artisans will be on hand to sell and demonstrate a wide variety of artisan products ranging from wood, glass, metal, one-of-a-kind clothing and fine art. Once you have sampled our wonderful array of artisans, our great music, our delicious food, and our activities for all ages, we are sure that you'll agree when we say....... It's a tradition worth holding on to. Check the website for $1 Off Admission Coupon!
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Enjoy Downtown Lexington
Lexington has been called "the city in the park" because of its location at the center of hundreds of beautiful, park-like horse farms. But the nickname also seems an apt description of the cosmopolitan yet casual atmosphere of the downtown area. Lexington offers a charming blend of big-city amenities and small-town friendliness. You’ll find plenty to see and do. Beautiful historic office buildings, churches, and homes; many of Lexington’s finest restaurants, specialty shops and galleries; and major performance and sports arenas are within easy and safe walking distance.
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Historic Old Louisville
Welcome to Historic Old Louisville! Visit the neighborhood with the largest collection of Victorian mansions in the United States and experience the community called Old Louisville, located in our nation’s 16th largest city. This National Preservation District offers more than 1,400 homes in a forty-eight block area - grand homes with architectural styles of centuries past - along miles of tree lined streets, courts and avenues. Take a walking or driving tour, a guided historical and architectural tour, or an exciting Ghost Tour. Enjoy the rich architectural heritage of this unique Louisville neighborhood, featuring many excellent dining options.
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Agrirama, Tifton
Explore the farms. Listen to the barnyard sounds. See bacon and ham curing in the smoke-house and preserved vegetables in the canning shed. Experience everyday 19th century-style farm like activities, from planting and harvesting to cooking, spinning, quilt making, and more. All structures have authentic furnishings of the period. The friendly staff shares the history as they perform daily activities whether in farmhouses, fields, sawmill, turpentine still, schoolhouse, blacksmith’s shop, or the grist mill. Stroll up the main street to the feed and seed store, the print shop and drug store. Step back in time!
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Wheeling Island Hotel, Casino and Racetrack
There’s no better place for non-stop gaming action than Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack. Equipped with the best in slots, table games, world class hotel accommodations and live entertainment, Wheeling Island helps you get away and beat the odds. The resort also features the # 1 Greyhound track in the United States, making it your best bet for a gaming getaway. Imagine eight thundering greyhounds racing at speeds up to 40 miles an hour as fans’ hearts pound and athletes anticipate their every step toward the finish line.
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Gretna Farmers' Market
Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. year-round
Buy Fresh, Buy Local! Gretna Farmer's Market vendors are proud to bring to you the freshest of the fresh. They are showcasing the best of spring fruits and produce. Each week they strive to have a local non-profit organization at the market to sell baked goods, and there is live music to make shopping fun. A wide variety of different vendors offer fresh local vegetables and dairy. Products from local bakeries, pork cracklins and smoked meats are also offered. Seasonal fruits, plants and cut flowers of the season can also be found. Bring your whole family for a stroll around the marketplace and support local farmers and grocerers! The market will take place during any weather condition.
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Travel Adventures
1175 S. Lapeer Road
Lapeer, MI 48446
Gently rolling hills and a winding path carry bicyclists on a grand adventure through Callaway Gardens. The 10-mile Discovery Bicycle Trail that opened in 1989 combines sightseeing with an outdoor excursion that puts you up-close to Southern flora and wildlife. The wide, paved path is perfect for children and adult bicyclists. The bicycle route includes all of the Gardens' major attractions, so you can make a day of it while seeing all there is. Bicycles and helmets may be rented here or you may bring your own. Either way, the whole familiy will have a grand adventure on our Discovery Bicycle Trail!
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