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Articles in May-June, 2004 issue of Travel America

• Barge vacation
• Sounds like Nashville: Tennessee's capital is a treasure chest of Southern heritage and American musical traditions
  by Rankin Harvey
• Western wonders
• Coastal Georgia
• Best Value Inns
  by Pat Woods
• Eugene loves seniors
  by Pat Woods
• Midwest sampler: travel America highlights top tourist attractions in 10 states
  by Roberta Sotonoff
• Fields of dreams
• Montana & Canada
• New Lake Michigan Ferry
  by Pat Woods
• A short drive from … Hartford: seen the city? Then head on out for the following attractions
  by Christina Victor
• Blue Ridge Parkway: driving the scenic: follow this romantic ribbon of roadway as it curls through the mountains of Virginia and North Carolina
  by Jim Kerr
• Texas golf getaways
• New Jersey living
  by Pat Woods
• Hudson River
• Cruise Alaska
• Lively Louisiana: cooking, carnival, and crawfish keep things spicy in the Bayou State
  by Darlene P. Copp
• New England
• Big Sky, Montana
• Making battle plans
  by Darlene P. Copp
• Utah Olympic Park
  by Pat Woods
• California coast
• Eastern Ramble
• Renaissance faires
  by Pat Woods
• St. Louis celebrates: special events and exhibitions recall colorful chapters in the history of Missouri's largest city
  by Barbara Gibbs Ostmann
• Home on the range: kick up some trail dust and live out cowboy fantasies on a rip-snortin' cattle drive in Montana
  by Barbara Gibbs Ostman
• Colorado rockies
• New Orleans
• New York City
• Let's get physical
• Arizona luxury living
  by Pat Woods
• High plains drifter: hit the highway and take the train on a combo adventure offered by Montana Rockies Rail Tours
  by Kerrick James
• The fabulous Pfister: Old World charm and museum-quality art accent Milwaukee's grand hotel
  by Randy Mink
• Pacific Coast
• Chic and sleek
• Oregon discounts
  by Pat Woods
• Living the good life at senior RV parks: escape the ravages of winter for camaraderie under the sun
  by Nancy Baren Miller
• Mississippi's river queens: mansions and monuments mirror the Old South in Natchez and Vicksburg
  by Darlene P. Copp