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Imagine standing in a field and witnessing what appears to be a tornado made entirely of fire, spinning violently through the ...

When Chris Miller set out with fellow artists to walk through the outdoor sculpture installation at LongWoods Preserve in Cumberland, their group was trailing a family with small children. They couldn ...

America’s first gated community, Tuxedo Park–birthplace of the formal tuxedo–in New York’s Orange County was once home to Gilded Age royalty like J.P. Morgan and the Astors. Asking $7,795,000, the six ...

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Indiana Dunes National Park proves that Indiana can surprise you with landscapes that seem borrowed from faraway places. Sand mountains rise against the blue backdrop of Lake Michigan, creating a ...

Standing proudly against the Wisconsin sky about 25 miles north of La Crosse, this converted agricultural icon has transformed from housing hay and livestock to showcasing the region’s most impressive ...

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