HARRISBURG , Pennsylvania's capital, lies on the Susquehanna River thirty or so miles northwest of Lancaster City. It's a surprisingly attractive small city, lined with shuttered colonial buildings and well complemented by its kitsch Chocolatetown...
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Ranged across the head of the valley where the Gasteiner Ache descends in a series of cascades, the streets of BADGASTEIN gaze down on the Gasteinertal like rows of seating in some ancient amphitheatre. Although known as a ...
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Unassuming BUCKINGHAM is tucked into a sharp bend in the River Ouse about twenty-five miles northeast of Oxford. It became the county town of Buckinghamshire in the tenth century and flourished during medieval times, but it was bypassed by the...
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