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  • Sierra Vista  By : Kerknievan
    In the overlap of the Sonoran and Chihuahuan Deserts rests one of the most beautiful cities of southern Arizona. If a little weekend getaway or a holiday among the rolling Chihuahan hills sounds inviting, then Sierra Vista is precisely what the doctor ordered. Wide expanses of grassland, a higher ele
  • Historic Mexico  By : Roberto Garabell
    No list of the historic places to visit in Mexico would be worth a tamale without Mexico City-Ciudad de Mexico, the nation's capital known as...
  • Winter Joy Spots in Canada  By : David Urmann
    Canada is the worlds second largest country that occupies most of the northern North America extending to the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. It has a number of adventure getaway resorts during the cold months. Canadas winter spots can indulge tourists to their favorite winter activities.
  • Aurora, Colorado And Its Many Attractions  By : Roberto Garabell
    Aurora, Colorado, the city of the "Dawn", is a bustling metropolis just outside of Denver. Beautiful and tranquil, even the name brings scenic images to the mind.
  • Top 10 Things To Do In Bear Lake Utah  By : Roberto Garabell
    If you are planning a trip to Bear Lake, Utah, no matter what the season may be, you won't have to worry about finding something for your or your family to do.
  • Top 10 Vacation Spots in Arizona  By : Michael-Jon Lazar
    Scenic desert drives, water sports, skiing, hiking, site-seeing, professional sports and camping are just the tip of the iceberg of things to do in the great state of Arizona, which offers one of the most diverse landscapes in the United States. Picking the top 10 tourist attractions while on vacation in Arizona is very difficult, to say the least. When traveling through Arizona it's a must to buy a detailed map of the area you plan on visiting, because Arizona has numerous hidden treasures within the desert.

    Outlined below is a list of the biggest attractions that the state of Arizona has to offer. It's a must that you are prepared when you plan a road trip through this beautiful state. The demands of American life usually only afford us so many annual vacations, you're going to get short changed anyway during your stay. But if for some reason you have a couple of weeks to work with, there will be no shortage of things to do during your travels through Arizona.

    1. Grand Canyon National Park - The Grand Canyon speaks for itself; this is Arizona's pride and joy. The Grand Canyon is located in the northwest part of the state. Carved out by the Colorado River over millions of years. One of America's natural wonders and first National Parks, its one thing you must see during your lifetime; it's also one of the Seven Wonders of the World. River rafting, hiking and the skywalk on the West Rim are good starters...just to name a few. While in the Grand Canyon area, be sure to check out the Reindeer Farm west of Flagstaff.

    2. Hoover Dam - A lot more than just a big stack of concrete, the mere size of Hoover Dam is awe-inspiring. Constructed in the 1930's, Hoover Dam is located in northwest Arizona sharing a border with Nevada. Named after former president Herbert Hoover, Hoover Dam was one of the biggest projects of it's time. During your visit to Hoover Dam make sure that you visit Lake Mead.

    3. Sedona AZ- Located south of Flagstaff, in Red Rock country, is another one of Arizona's not so best kept secrets. Sedona is home to some of Arizona's and Hollywood's elite; Sharon Stone and Al Pacino have homes in Sedona, so does John Travolta. Sedona also has some of the most beautiful sunsets and scenic drives in the country. Numerous hiking and biking trails dominate the colorful red rock sandstone landscape. Must-sees when you travel to Sedona include the Solid Rock church and Slide Rock Park. Kill an entire day sliding down natural rock formations. While in the Sedona area make sure that you check out Jerome and Prescott as well.

    4. Monument Valley Park - Located in the northeastern part of the state, Monument Valley is famous for the legendary battles between the Roadrunner and Wiley Coyote (Warner Brothers cartoons), and the popular desert scene in National Lampoon's 'Vacation' movies. Dominated by colorful plateaus and mesas, in some respects Monument valley is the face of the Southwest. The most popular landmarks of Monument Valley are located on the Navaho Tribal Park on the Utah border. While in the area, make sure that you check out the Utah side of Monument Valley.

    5. Lake Havasu, AZ - Lake Havasu City is home of the London Bridge. Brought over from England in the 1960's, the London Bridge put Lake Havasu on the map. The English Village surrounding the bridge, and is just one of the oddities you'll find in this desert paradise. Water sports, lake tours, off road driving, spring break and enjoying sunsets, to name a few, are very popular in this desert oasis. While in Lake Havasu City make sure that you check out Parker Dam, which is located about 30 miles south.

    6. Lake Powell Arizona- Lake Powell is a manmade reservoir located in northern Arizona, sharing a border with Utah. Made famous for its "bath tub" ring around the lake and its beautiful moon-like landscape, canyons, and towering rock formations. Here, you will find that camping and renting a houseboat are also tourist favorites. Rent a houseboat and get lost beneath the stars while at Lake Powell Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.

    7. Havasupai Falls - Havasupai Falls one of the most scenic travel locations in Arizona, period. Located deep in the Grand Canyon, there are four sets of falls: Mooney Falls, Havasu Falls, Navajo Falls and Beaver Falls. The blue-green water caused by high mineral content turns the falls and its natural pools into a tropical lagoon-style setting. Most of us will need to hike to get there, although helicopter rides are available.

    8. Painted Desert - Located near the south rim of the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert's precedes its name. Its multicolored landscape is breathtaking. Viewing the Painted Desert at sunrise is a must. The Painted Desert sits between the Grand Canyon and the Petrified Forest, so make sure to hit all three during your travels. Meteor Crater is also a must-see.

    9. Tombstone, AZ - Dubbed "The town too tough to die," Tombstone is the most notorious of the old mining towns from the Wild West. Made famous from the fight at the OK Corral, along with some of its legendary residents, Wyatt Earp and Doc Holladay, Tombstone's story has been told in numerous books and movies. While in Tombstone, do yourself a favor and visit Saguaro National Park.

    10. Oatman, AZ- Another old mining town that rarely gets the recognition that it deserves is Oatman, Arizona. Located south of Bullhead City, Arizona, lies this old mining town. Its current population is roughly 100. This quaint town consists of only novelty shops that cater to tourists. But its main attraction is the donkeys that wonder the streets and the popular gunfight shows. Most of the stores sell carrots to feed to the donkeys, which have no problem eating them from right from your hands. If you have kids and want to experience a taste of the old west, Oatman is a must-see.
  • Top 10 things to do in Lake Havasu AZ  By : Michael-Jon Lazar
    It amazes me how many people that I've met that live in Arizona, or the surrounding areas that have never been to Lake Havasu City, Arizona. The deserts of Southern California and throughout Arizona offer numerous outdoor activities like hiking, off road driving, and beautiful scenery. But in my opinion, Lake Havasu City is one of Arizona's, America's hidden treasures.

    Located off I-40 on Hwy 93, roughly 2 1/2 hours south of Las Vegas Nevada, is where this desert playground is located. Lake Havasu was formed when the Parker Dam, located south of Lake Havasu City, was constructed in the 1930's, creating the lake now known as Lake Havasu. Robert McCullough, the Godfather of Lake Havasu, bought the London Bridge for 2.5 million dollars, and spent another 7 million dollars to dismantle it, and ship it over from England. What used to be just a peninsula is now an island after a channel was dug out for the bridge. And yes, the song "The London Bridge is falling down" is about the Lake Havasu's London Bridge.

    The below list includes some of the biggest attractions that Lake Havasu has to offer, and that only few insiders know about. So, in order to fully enjoy every minute of your stay, do yourself a favor and make sure that you schedule some time to fit them all in. Lake Havasu can be enjoyed year round, but the best times of the year are during the spring and summer months; especially if you plan on playing in the water. Winter and fall are ideal if you don't plan on swimming, boating and skiing.

    So, don't let the heat from May through September stop you. Just stock up on 150 SPF plus sunscreen and enjoy yourself.


    1. London Bridge - Get the bridge out of the way first. This is a no-brainer. If you go to Lake Havasu and don't see the bridge, then there's a chance you already have heat stroke. The English Village surrounds the bridge to give you the feel of London, except surrounded by a desert. Don't get me wrong, it's pretty cool, but for some reason unknown to me, the English Village doesn't stack up to its crown jewel, the London Bridge. Some really cool shops and attractions are long gone, but it's still worth your while to grab an ice cream cone and some souvenirs. Don't forget to go back at night.

    2. Spring Break - College-aged kids love it, and the locals hate it. In my opinion Lake Havasu is the West Coast's best kept secret when it comes to spring break spots. If you can pull it off, try to make reservations at the Nautical Inn on the island, or the London Bride Resort located in the channel next to the London Bridge. Not to mention Lake Havasu's hottest nightclub, Kokomo's, is also located there.

    3. Water sports - This is Havasu's bread and butter. Swimming, boating and jet skiing is what Lake Havasu is all about. You should have no problem finding boat rentals under the London Bridge. If you're traveling in group, consider renting a houseboat for the day. Be sure to check out the sand bars located north of the city. Just ask the locals, they'll point you in the right direction. Check out the swimming holes in the area as well. Rotary State Park located at the end of Smoketree Ave, and The State Beach located on the island, are great spots for kids and families. There are numerous swimming holes on the island if you like privacy, but make sure that you wear shoes. Lake Havasu doesn't have the plush, sandy beaches like southern California, and the rocks will tear your feet apart.

    4. Fishing - If you're an angler, then you'll have a blast in Lake Havasu. Striper bass, catfish and blue gill populate the region, just to name a few. Lake Havasu is notorious for its countless coves and inlets that are just begging to be fished in. You don't have to have a boat either. So if you just want to pull up a lawn chair and relax, the island has plenty of fishing holes. Don't forget to buy a license.

    5. The Island at night - Now this is what it is all about. Most of Lake Havasu's homes can see the lake because of its layout. So when you are down by the lake you can see the entire city. And, at night it's absolutely beautiful. The clear nights give way to the heavens--you get a clear view of the stars in all of their glory. Make sure to go to the very end of the island near Site Six. Just follow McCullough Blvd over the bridge until you reach the end and pull off anywhere to find a good spot. But be careful, there are a lot of dangerous ravines, and if don't pay attention it could get ugly. You'll see what I'm talking about once you are there. You can hear wild donkeys on some nights across the lake in California, or boaters living it up. I can't even tell you how many nights I spent down there throwing a few cold ones down my throat, and just taking it all in.

    6. Copper Canyon - Havasu boating residents have always known about this hot spot, but MTV took this little cove to Hollywood. Made famous by MTV's 1994 Spring Break visit, Copper Canyon is now a must-see if you have a boat and like to party and jump off cliffs. During Spring Break, packed boats make for a floating walkway. This also goes for Labor Day, 4th of July, and Memorial Day weekend. If a lot of people are not your thing, you might want to experience Copper Canyon during another time of the year.

    7. Boat Tours - If you just want to relax and hang out for a couple hours, and take in all of the sites, then maybe a boat tour will interest you. Narrators give you a step-by-step, play-by-play experience that is truly second-to-none. View wildlife, enjoy a dinner or relax; the choice is yours.

    8. Bison Blvd - I'm about to upset the neighbors, but the view from the desert off Bison Blvd via Kiowa are too good not to tell you about. Pavement will only take you so far though, a car will do the trick if you drive very slowly; we advise only using a truck if possible. Bison is located at the base of the mountains behind Lake Havasu. See the city from the other side, and like the island, there are amazing views of the cosmos. During the day, the desert is an off road neophyte's paradise; this is where the desert really opens up.

    9. Cliffs - I you like jumping off cliffs, then this is the spot for you. Located north of Lake Havasu City off I-93 in the desert hills are the cliffs ranging from 15-150 feet tall. This is not a park and parking is limited, unless you access this area using an off road vehicle or boat. The water is deep enough, but you should use extreme caution if you plan on jumping off the big boys. Again, just ask the younger locals for exact directions.

    10. Off Road - The desert is wide open to the north, south and west for Lake Havasu. There are numerous dune buggy rentals in the area to choose from. But like I said, be prepared by having water, a GPS device, cell phone and a spare tire. Rent a dune buggy and hit the open desert trails. Just be careful, because if you get into trouble out there during the summer months, the Arizona heat is not very forgiving.
  • Whistler BC, A Playground All Year Around  By : Roberto Garabell
    Whistler, located in Canada's British Columbia, is a natural year-round playground for every age. Although this beautiful mountainous country is known for the skiing, many come for its natural beauty as well.
  • A Brief History of Victoria BC  By : Roberto Garabell
    With the promise of a high quality of life, a stirring environment and a storied past, Victoria, British Columbia, is held in high regard by fellow Canadians and international travelers alike.
  • Enjoy the Rich History of Bear Lake Valley  By : Roberto Garabell
    Bear Lake Valley, which crosses the border of Idaho and Utah, has a rich and colorful history. Native Americans, trappers, outlaws, grizzly bears and even a mythical lake monster all add to the intriguing past of this beautiful valley.
  • The History of Lake Tahoe  By : Roberto Garabell
    Formed during the ice ages it has a long, rich history and is still a vibrant place that is refreshing and invigorating.
  • Discover the Heart of Summit County in Colorado  By : Roberto Garabell
    Nestled in the heart of Summit County in Colorado, Silverthorne is home to some of the world’s finest ski resorts. During the more laid-back season of summer and fall it is equally attractive to visit thanks to its proximity of the Arapahoe National Forest. Fabulous mountains vistas and amazing Silverthorne accommodations await travelers in this part of Colorado.
  • Visit the Grand Canyon for a Memorable Experience  By : Julie Kerknievan
    Grand Canyon Tours Give an Unbelievable Experience

    The Grand Canyon has awe-inspiring vistas which have for an extended period been held in high esteem by visitors wanting to see sights of geological splendor. The canyon which was carved out by the waters of the Colorado River over a multitude of ye
  • Jackson Hole Vacations: Top 5 Sightseeing Tours For Outdoor Enthusiasts  By : Christine Harrell
    Peaceful mountain ranges and numerous natural attractions make Jackson Hole vacations ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Even those planning Southeastern Idaho vacations should include these fun and adventurous sightseeing tours in their itineraries.
  • Yellowstone Park: A Prime Reason to Live in Wyoming  By : Attila Jancsina
    Wyoming is a mountainous and least populous state in the United States. According to a U.S. Census in 2007, the state's population has increased by a mere of 5.9% in seven years since 2000. However, it is the tenth largest state in land size alone.
  • The Pride of Arizona  By : Attila Jancsina
    The State of Arizona is home to many national parks, monuments and Indian reservations. The last State to join the Union, Arizona has both Desert and Mountain climates. Its lower regions are a desert area with hot summers and mild winters, while its northern area is a mountainous region with pine forests and cool weather.
  • What To Expect When On Vacation In Florida  By : Andrew Gibson
    Europeans no longer need a visa when visiting Florida, a full British passport is all that is now needed. Airlines will issue you with a Visa waver form on the aircraft before landing and also a Customs Declaration card.
  • Scheduling A Guided Tour In Mexico  By : Bobbie McKee
    Each year, a large number of individuals, couples, and families make the decision to travel to Mexico. Most have visited Mexico before. If you are planning a Mexico vacation, and you have never been there before, you may have some concerns. You may be wondering what places are safe for you to visit.
  • Mexico Vacations For Seniors  By : Bobbie McKee
    All around the world, senior traveling is increasing in popularity. A large number of senior citizens are making the decision to get out and travel. If you are one of those individuals, you have likely examined a number of popular vacation destinations. If so, was Mexico on your list?
  • Touring The Mexican Jungle  By : Bobbie McKee
    While vacationing in Mexico there are an unlimited number of places to visit and unlimited number of activities to participate in. If you have never had the opportunity to visit Mexico before, you may be wonder just what some of the activities are. How about the jungle? Does exploring the jungle sound like fun?
  • Mexico Vacations: A Lovers Paradise  By : Bobbie McKee
    Mexico vacations are available for individuals of all ages. While many enjoy taking their family on a Mexico vacation, there are others who choose to vacation in Mexico alone with their spouse. With all of the romantic destinations in the world, you may be wondering why you should vacation in Mexico.
  • City Guide To Cabo San Lucas  By : Phoenix Delray
    This article provides information about all of the tourist attractions and activities in Cabo San Lucas.
  • Destination Twin Falls- These Are The 10 Wonderful Sites You Don't Want To Miss!  By : Richard Sherland
    In about 3 minutes you'll run into your first incredible sight the majestic Snake river Canyon and the Perrine Bridge
  • Whistler - A Premier Vacation Spot In North America  By : Wolfgang Jaegel
    Located about 75 miles north of Vancouver in British Columbia, Whistler is an enchanting four-season resort, situated between two majestic mountains, the Whistler and the Blackcomb. Both these mountain together provide great opportunities for relaxing skiing vacation, with more than 8000 acres of skiable terrain, more than 200 runs, and 33 lifts, of which more than 15 are of great speed.
  • A Wonderful Holiday in Whistler  By : Wolfgang Jaegel
    No matter you are a novice, an intermediate, or an experienced hand, Whistler is a great destination for ultimate skiing experience. A good number of skiing parks and skiing learning centers are also in the region in order to make your skiing vacation in Whistler truly memorable as well as enjoyable.
  • Welcoming Immigrants to America for More Than a Century  By : Ann Knapp
    She's one of the country's most recognized women and she has aged gracefully since her arrival in 1886. Lighting the way for immigrants, visitors, and travelers, the Statue of Liberty was presented to the United States by France in commemoration of the country's centennial and as a gesture of friendship from France.
  • North America's Top Resort Spas Enchant Guests with Luxury Services  By : Ann Knapp
    The spa industry is booming. But when it comes to making a decision on where to invest your time and dollars to reap the best rewards in beauty and wellness, the choices can be dizzying. Conde Nast Traveler, the best resource for travel, conducted its reader spa poll to compile the top resort spas in North America and the Caribbean.
  • Five Great Reasons to Visit California  By : Jeremy Johnson
    California is one of the most visited states in the nation, and for good reason. With it's great weather, and abundant natural and man-made attractions, it's no wonder tourists flock to this west coast state.
  • Health and Wellness in Whistler  By : Wolfgang Jaegel
    Whistler is perhaps the North America's most sought after vacation spot. Apart from being a favorite ski and golf destination, Whistler also boasts of a well-earned reputation of being one of the most popular health and wellness destinations in Whistler.
  • Backcountry Tours in Whistler  By : Wolfgang Jaegel
    Whistler is an incredible four-season resort in North America, located about two-hour drive along the Sea to Highway 99 from Vancouver, in Canada. Rated the number one ski resort by the Sky Magazine, Whistler provides a wonderful base for skiing, with its majestic mountains.
  • San Diego Luxury In And Out  By : Terry Parker
    Overall article about the San Diego area and highlights areas of luxury and style.
  • East Coast Florida Beaches  By : Peter Kenny
    A brief discussion about the most popular beaches on Florida's east coast.
  • Revisiting Rochester-Some Old Landmarks Worth Seeing  By : Bob Carper
    They say that some things change, and some things don't. Re-visiting one's home town is a great way to see what's there and what has gone away.
  • The Grand Canyon Tours  By : Douglas Scott
    The Grand Canyon is a very colourful, steep sided gorge. It is largely contained within the Grand Canyon National Park one of the first national parks in the United States.
  • Enjoy a Weekend in Coastal Charleston  By : Kathryn Lively
    Charleston, South Carolina is a great place to enjoy a weekend stay.
  • Best Scenic Weekend Getaways in New Jersey  By : Frank Dalotto
    New Jersey is blessed with many scenic attractions, and with its relatively small land area, many of the scenic attractions can be experienced during a short weekend trip. The best scenic weekend getaways in New Jersey are described
  • Visiting Cancun on the Cheap  By : Jamie Jefferson
    Cancun combines the peace of the beach with a fun and fabulous nightlife. Here are tips for getting there on a budget.
  • Bay Area Boutique Wineries  By : Kris Koonar
    In reality, there really is not any fixed definition for the term Boutique Winery. Most sales people claim that if a particular winery produces less than 2,000 cases of wine each year, then it is considered to be a boutique winery.
  • California Wines and Tips for Winery Tours  By : Kris Koonar
    With almost 500,000 vineyard acres and more than 1,200 wineries that produce millions of gallons of wine each year, California is only surpassed by the national yields of France, Spain, and Italy.
  • Bay Area Private Winery Tours  By : Kris Koonar
    Besides the Golden Gate Bridge and other sophisticated neighborhoods, San Francisco has a lot to boast of as a hot tourist destination spot.
  • Tourist Tours In Mexico  By : Daniel Millions
    Learn how to plan a guided tour on your next vacation to Mexico.
  • Branson Missouri's Free Attractions  By : Dave Huffman
    Coming to Branson, Missouri on your next vacation does not mean you have to pay an arm and a leg to have a good time. You will find there are several different ways to spend your time in Branson without having to spend a dime.
  • Where To Stay In Branson  By : Dave Huffman
    When you travel to Branson, Missouri, you have two main options for lodging. The first is privately owned vacation rental property. This may mean you are renting a house, cabin, or condominium in the area. The second is one of the more popular options. That is staying in hotels in and around Branson, Missouri.
  • All Inclusive Vacations Mexico Style  By : Bowe Packer
    Looking for an all inclusive vacation package, but not sure where to get started? Get some quick tips.
  • Insider Travel Tips for Mexico: Beyond Cancun  By : Jamie Jefferson
    The last time I was in Mexico, so was everyone else, or so it seemed. But it is possible to travel to Mexico and enjoy a white sandy beach and some peace and quiet at the same time. All you need to know is where (and, in some cases, when) to go.
  • Jersey City, NJ - A City Rich With Attractions, Entertainment And Unbeatable Waterfront Views  By : Frank Dalotto
    Jersey City, rich with attractions, entertainment, and unbeatable, world class harbor views overlooking the New York City Skyline, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island.
  • Riviera Maya, Mexico - Your Next Vacation  By : Selvyn Patterson
    Vacation information about Riviera Maya in Mexico, detailing attractions, how to get there, activities to enjoy and best resorts to stay at.
  • Visiting A Winery - 5 Ways to Avoid Learning Anything  By : Russ Beebe
    How to escape from yourself when you escape to the wine country.
  • Planning A Getaway In California  By : Cindy Heller
    When it comes to a northern california vacation, you definitely have a lot to pick and choose from. Just hop online and see what I mean. I must admit that although I don't love the California heat, I do enjoy seeing all they have to offer.
  • What To Do In Springfield MO  By : Darin Lawson Hosking
    Traveling through Springfield MO or or live here and are looking for an exciting place to take that first date check out the wide variety of things to do in Springfield MO where there is MO to do.
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  • See America First: #2 - London and Moscow  By : Glenn Kipps
    Article 2 of a series of articles about U. S. cities with foreign city names.
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  • Ocean City, New Jersey - A Model For Wholesome Family Fun  By : Frank Dalotto
    This Jersey Shore beach resort sets itself apart from other beachfront towns in going all out to insure that its reputation as Americas Greatest Family Resort is true to its motto
  • Back to Nature and Beautiful Views At Ojo Redondo Campground in Cibola National Forest  By : Carl Zimmerman
    Description of a trip through the Cibola National Forest to Ojo Redondo campground in Northwestern New Mexico.
  • If You Want To Enjoy A Fun Vacation You Should Consider Mexico  By : Gregg Hall
    International vacations have always been in great demand. With technology access available today it is easier than ever to plan a vacation to another country. Mexico has a lot of appeal to many since it borders the United States, making access more convenient.
  • Bay Area Sightseeing Winery Tours  By : Kris Koonar
    Apart from the Golden Gate Bridge and similar classy neighborhoods, San Francisco has a lot to offer as a tourist destination.
  • California Wine Tours  By : Kris Koonar
    If you are planning on visiting California, you should take some time out to visit some of the popular wineries. California wine is reputed worldwide.
  • Travel to the Kentucky Derby  By : JC Davis
    Access to Louisville and the Kentucky Derby, airlines and other means of transportation.
  • Finding Florida Gulf Coast Vacation Rentals on Florida Gulf Coast Beaches  By : David Lee Buster
    Stretching all the way from Pensacola to Clearwater and St Petersburg to Ft Myers and Naples, Florida Gulf Coast vacation rentals can be found in a variety of beach communities. No matter where in Florida you plan to vacation, find a Gulf Coast Florida vacation rental home that is just right for your next vacation stay.
  • Vacation Tips For Alaska  By : John Pawlett
    When summer time comes and salmon are starting to run, many people who like fishing visit Alaska.
  • Where to Stay at the Lake of the Ozarks  By : Dave Huffman
    Article detailing the different lodging options at the Lake of the Ozarks
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