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How to Visit the National Museum of the American Indian

By Sadie's Mom

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Since the National Museum of the American Indian opened on September 21, 2004 it has been one of the most visited museums in the world. It's unique architecture, collection, and perspective makes it a leader in how Indigenous people want to be ... more »

How to Digitally Photograph Dark and Light Objects Together

By Heidi Braley

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When you are trying to take a picture that has both bright objects and dark objects, many times the picture ends up without any detail on the dark object. Here is what you need to do to compensate... more »

How to Drive the Overseas Highway

By whypanic

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Travel writers consider the 108-mile highway on the Southern tip of Florida to be one of the Top 5 scenic drives in North America. Caribbean vistas border the highway as well the 7-Mile Bridge, a 34-foot lobster and the graveyard of international ... more »

How to Enjoy New York City at Christmas Time

By Maryellen G

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If you're coming to NYC during the holiday season, here are the top things that New Yorkers like to do... more »

How to Enjoy Your Visit to Brooklyn's Park Slope

By ckompanek

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Filled with cool, hip people and tons of great restaurants, bars, and shops, the Park Slope area of Brooklyn offers an alternative for New Yorkers who want more green in their lives. The following will help you get the most out of your visit to ... more »

How to Find Great Live Music in San Francisco

By CyndiLou

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San Francisco is a mecca for artists and musicians alike. Here are some tips on finding great live music during your visit... more »

How to Find Inexpensive Places to Shop in Rome

By Ziggy

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Shopping in Rome can get very expensive. Here are a few markets and areas to shop in that won't put a hole straight through your walet... more »

How to find North using an analog watch

By Brad Merritt

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If you are ever lost in the woods or out in a field while hiking or camping, and you need to find which way is North, but you do not have a compass - you can do it using an analog (with hands) watch. Here is how to do it!.. more »

How to Go Ghost Hunting in Baltimore

By virtualibrarian

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Baltimore, Maryland, is an old city, and one which has seen many wars, crimes and family tragedies. Is it so surprising that some of these happenings might have left a ghostly footprint? Open your mind to the supernatural and check out some of ... more »

How to Go Ice Skating at Millennium Park, Chicago

By Bretton Rodriguez

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Winter is a magical time in Chicago. Wander the city in December and you’ll see a Christmas fair in the Daley Plaza, lights floating above Michigan Avenue and Disney characters on display in the windows of Macy’s on State. One of the best places ... more »

How to Go SightSeeing in New York City

By Lisette S

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Yes New York can be a dangerous place, but it can be a fun place to visit. So if you have a week or even days to spare and want to know the best places to visit during your visit,especially if you have children or not to much to spend... more »

How to Plan a Road Trip From Seattle to Portland, Maine

By eHow Travel Editor

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A trip across country from the Pacific Northwest to the Atlantic coast will lead you through 15 states and about 3,200 miles of highway. The whole drive will take close to 60 hours, so break it up by making frequent stops at the many places of ... more »

How to Visit the Real Sleepy Hollow

By ChristiB

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Sleepy Hollow isn't just a legend, made into a movie with Johnny Depp as Icabod Crane. There is a real Sleepy Hollow in New York, not too far north of Manhattan. So how do you get to Sleepy Hollow and what is there to do once you're there? Read on... more »

How to Walk in New York City

By eHow Travel Editor

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New York City has five boroughs: The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. When most people think of New York City, they think of Manhattan, which hosts Broadway theater, the Empire State Building and many television shows. Since ... more »

How to Watch Spring Migratory Birds in Florida

By Karen Bridgers

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Florida is a big state with many good birding locations. By spring, the bugs are beginning to bite and the temperature is rising, but you may be rewarded with a pleasing list of birds you can't find anywhere else in the United States... more »

How to Backpack Through Southern Brazil

By eHow Travel Editor

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Rio de Janeiro generally gets most of the attention, but Brazil's southern region has its own unique culture and traditions that is vastly different from the frenzied carnivalesque atmosphere of Rio. In fact, Southern Brazilians often think of ... more »

How to Climb a Fourteener

By espradlin

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A lot of people want to say they have "bagged a fourteener" (climbed a fourteener) but are intimidated by the thought of spending an entire day fighting with a mountain. Well, worry no more! You're going to kill that fourteener after ... more »

How to Do a Family Vacation in Manhattan, New York City

By GreenMomma

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A family vacation in Manhattan is going to be pricey but it will also be an amazing vacation for all... more »

How to Eat at Ted's Fried Clams in Maine

By Virginia Allain

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In Maine, roadside clam shacks serve up wonderful seafood. Ted's Fried Clams draws locals and visitors from far and wide. Here's how to treat yourself to this New England standby... more »

How to Enjoy a Day Trip to Pisa

By eHow Travel Editor

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If you are vacationing in Italy, a day trip to Pisa is a must. This charming city is home to many famous sites and enjoying it is easy if you know the right places to visit... more »

How to Enjoy Grand Canyon National Park

By eHow Travel Editor

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Carved by the Colorado River over millions of years, the Grand Canyon sprawls over a million acres within the state of Arizona. The scenery is the most important tourist attraction, and approximately 5 million people visit the Grand Canyon each ... more »

How to Enjoy the Okefenokee Swamp

By eHow Travel Editor

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The word "Okefenokee" comes from the Native Americans, who inhabited the area and described it as "quivering earth" or "Land of the Trembling Earth" because of the unstable peat masses within the swamp that shift when walked on. The Okefenokee ... more »

How to Explore the Highlights of Ancient Rome

By eHow Travel Editor

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The Dark Ages are usually remembered in history as the time when Rome fell. Today, all that is left of that ancient civilization are architectural and historical wonders that are huge tourist attractions. Follow these steps to make sure you visit ... more »

How to Find Hollywood Celebrities

By bruceleroy

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Two of the main reasons people come to Los Angeles are the weather and the celebrities. The weather is easy enough to find, but the celebrities are a bit trickier. Follow these tips, though, and you may just find yourself running into stars…Just ... more »

How to Find Hotels in Tournai, Belgium

By eHow Travel Editor

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Located in one of the most scenic, spectacular parts of Belgium, the ancient town of Tournai is a true tourist treasure. Entering Tournai is like stepping back into Europe's past, into a time before the mad rush and racket of the modern world. A ... more »

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