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Monthly Archives: November 2009

Seaside Ice – Holiday Events in Redondo Beach, CA

We neglected to mention last year’s debut season here on USA Travel Guide, and ever since I promised myself we wouldn’t miss it in 2009. Now it’s just a day away and up and ready to go. Seaside Ice at Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach, California is a neat seasonal event combining two wildly different attractions: [...]

Kemah Boardwalk – Houston Day Trips and Things to Do

You may not often put Texas and “boardwalk” together in your mind, but fact is Texas has one of the longest coastlines in the continental United States, and gosh darn it we use it. Just a half-hour (or so) car trip out of Houston and you’ll be at Galveston Bay, home to a major cruise [...]

Thanksgiving in the Heart of Texas – Canyon of the Eagles

Keeping it small this Thanksgiving? Got no big to-do to look forward to? Live in Texas? Well, don’t spend this Thanksgiving moping around. Liven up your holiday with an impromptu Texas Hill Country vacation to the Canyon of the Eagles. The rustic lodge and nature preserve in the heart of central Texas is throwing a major [...]

Celebrate News Year’s Eve in Anchorage, Alaska

I thought we’d lend a little love to our most northerly readers. After all, when you’re dealing with five and a half hour days, there’s nothing like a raucous New Year’s Eve party to brighten the mood. If you live in the area, of if you’re just looking to really trump your friends’ stories this year, [...]

Ride-the-Wind Airboat Adventures – Everglades Tours

Now here’s a cool one. Forget your cushy bus tours, sleepy Segway strolls and caviar cruises, we’ve got a tour that’ll really give you something to talk about. Something to get you back to nature … so close, in fact, it could bite you (but it won’t). Ride-the-Wind Airboat Adventures is one of the best tours [...]

Best of Brooklyn Food & Sightseeing Tour

We’ve given Manhattan plenty of blog time in the past, so today we’re hopping across the East River to a place magnitudes more diverse, authentic and fascinating: Brooklyn. At more than two and a half million people, Brooklyn is the most populace borough of New York City, home to thriving ethnic communities with personality, culture, [...]

Visit Cannondale Village in Wilton, Connecticut

Some of my Texas colleagues find it a bit nippy, but for me there’s no better time to visit New England than right now. The fall’s in full fire and the cool temperature has just enough to bite to make you think, “Yep, the holidays are coming.” It’s scenic, nostalgic, inviting and just wonderful, especially [...]

Pat Conroy’s “South of Broad” Charleston Walking Tour

We brought you the novel, now we’re bringing you the tour. Experience historic Charleston through the eyes of celebrated author Pat Conroy and the characters of his latest novel, South of Broad, in this fun new tour by Old Charleston Walking Tours. The South of Broad Walking Tour is a scenic two-hour stroll with stops at [...]

Top American Zoos – San Francisco Zoo

The San Francisco Zoo isn't the largest we've featured, but it's got cozy appeal, beautiful grounds and a few special features that keep the kids begging to return.
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