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UK Ufie needs US advice	by karaken12	2004-01-24 15:32:25
Attractions	by darchorse	2004-01-24 16:35:57
If you're into colonial America at all you can visit Williamsburg, VA near DC. There's also one near Boston but I cannot remember the name. I visited both as a kid. They're actual living colonial towns; kinda like a step in the past. Quite interesting if your into some history. I also used to live in DC and my best advice there is to take public transportation. I know this may sound strange but it's a nightmare trying to drive in downtown DC at ANY time. They subway can take you within a few blocks of anywhere in the city you want to go and it shouldn't be too expensive (a few dollars when I was there). I'm personally a big aviation fan and the National Air and Space Museum is downtown with some AMAZING displays. Anyway, just my $0.02. Hope you have a great trip!
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Thanks!	by karaken12	2004-01-24 16:42:41
Old Sturbridge Village	by DeskTop_Ron	2006-11-19 12:55:59
There's also Plimouth Plantation	by tigermouse	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Not to mention Mystic Seaport in Connecticut.	by NOLAWitch	2004-01-24 17:27:18
I certainly hope so!	by karaken12	2004-01-24 17:55:08
Although if you DO drive to downtown DC	by subbywan	2004-01-24 21:45:38

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