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Hauola Stone
A chair-shaped rock that the ancient Hawaiians believed emitted healing powers to those who sat upon it. It sits just above the water’s surface, the middle of three lava stones.
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James Irvine Garden
With bamboo, dwarf pine, magnolias and a gurgling artificial brook, this is a nice chill-out spot. Reach it by taking the elevator to the ‘B’ level and following the signs.
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Hyde Park Hair Salon
You can visit Obama’s barber Zariff and the bulletproof-glass-encased presidential barber chair at the Hyde Park Hair Salon. Staff dont mind if you come in and take a look.
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Fort Uncompahgre
Delta’s history as a fur-trading center and frontier outpost comes alive with a self-guided tour behind the rough timber walls of this 1828 fort. Allow about an hour for a visit.
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Chase
Annapolis has more 18th-century buildings than any other city in America. This includes the Chase-Lloyd House , the latter still partially used as a home for elderly women.
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Cedar Ridge
Located 1.5 miles below the rim on the South Kaibab Trail. Theres no shade or water along the trail -- if hiking in the summer, hit the trail before dawn to avoid grueling heat.
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Congress Hall
Congress Hall is where the first legislators met, when Philly was the nations capital. Entrance (no ticket necessry) is through the security checkpoint at Chestnut and 5th Sts.
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Cardiff State Beach
Just south of Cardiff-by-the-Sea, the surf break on the reef here is mostly popular with long boarders, but it gets very good at low tide with a big north swell. Parking costs $10.
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Bryant Building
The Bryant Building was erected in 1890. To its west and east are the 1908 SH Nye Building and the 1906 Thomas Hotel – all handsome brick edifices of the citys early years.
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Bernice Steinbaum Gallery
After two decades in NYC, the Steinbaum has moved south, where it’s received a grand welcome for its mid-career contemporary artists such as Hung Liu, Kate Moran and Peter Walters.
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Amador Whitney Museum
This is the main thing going in town. Housed in an old Wells Fargo outpost, it has a covered wagon and a replica school house scene and mineshaft. It’s worth the 15-minute stop.
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Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Though this 8000-sq-ft museum presents compelling work by local and international artists, such as David Hockney, the annual standout is October’s Día de los Muertos exhibition.
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Willow Flats Turnout
Views of a freshwater marsh thats home to birds, moose, elk and beavers. Also has views of Mt Moran, Bivouac Peak, Rolling Thunder Mountain, Eagles Rest Peak and Ranger Peak.
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Waimea United Church of Christ
An historic church, the crushed coral-covered Waimea United Church of Christ was first built during the early missionary era and faithfully reconstructed after Hurricane ‘Iniki.
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World Forestry Center
This center highlights the importance of the worlds forests, with a focus on Pacific Northwest forests and their role in providing water, recreation, habitat and resources.
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Signers Memorial
Located in Constitution Gardens, on the little island that floats in the pond there, the Signers Memorial is a plaza honoring those who autographed the Declaration of Independence.
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Shelburne Vineyard Tasting Room
One of Vermonts best tasting rooms, this converted barn offers samples of Shelburnes award-winning whites and reds and free tours of the energy-efficient winery building.
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Ren Brown Collection Gallery
The renowned collection of modern Japanese prints and California works at this small gallery is a tranquil escape from the elements. Check out the Japanese garden at the back.
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Heritage Square
Central Square in Flagstaffs historic downtown, with a handful of cafes offering outdoor seating; in the summer, theres weekend music and family-friendly movies screened outside.
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Heritage Classics
Motorcar eye candy is yours at this showroom of rare and restored gems from newish Bentleys to classic Corvettes and Porsches, to old muscle cars and wood-paneled surf wagons.
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