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Providence in November

We were invited to a wedding on the East Coast and extended our visit to explore America’s tiniest state.

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Durham’s American Tobacco Campus

The tobacco industry was the base of Durham’s economy for a hundred years.

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Raleigh, North Carolina’s Capital city

Raleigh, the capital city of North Carolina, holds the largest intact 19th century neighborhood, called Oakwood.

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William B. Umstead SP

I ignored the Visitors Center and went directly to the trail.

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Bennett Place – Civil War History

This story was intentionally kept out of our history textbooks.

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Durham Art

All of this to say that Durham is a distinctly art-minded community.

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Edgefield Tours

We went on four tours in a single day at the McMenamins Edgefield campus.

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Exploring McMenamins Edgefield – Part 1

The McMenamins family brought craft brewing to Portland and established a beer culture here.

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Millard Falls and Home

California’s Central Valley is about 450 miles long and I drove through them all.

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Glimpse of Bridges

How often do you hear about someone who is a famous bridge-builder?

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