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Articles in Nov-Dec 2004 issue of Travel America

• Cool and portable
• Holiday getaways: twinkling lights, festive foods, yuletide crafts, and local customs await tourists in delightful December destinations
  by Barbara Gibbs Ostmann
• Canadian Rockies
• Seattle for families
• Campfire in a can
• Sailing America's waterways: close-to-home cruising is bigger and better than ever
  by M.T. Schwartzman
• Miami Beach
• New York to Boston
• A short drive from … Twin Cities: seen Minneapolis and St. Paul? Then head on out for the following attractions
  by Christina Victor
• Triple your towel space
• Ranch welcomes the disabled
• Youthful frolics
• San Francisco treats
• The Sidewinder
• Mystic & more: small Connecticut coastal towns offer a bounty of big-time attractions and plenty of Yankee charm
  by Randy Mink
• Atlantic seaboard
• Field trips
• L. L. Bean Discovery School
• Indiana KOA
  by Nancy Baren Miller
• Southern Utah
• Southern swing
• Charmer in the Dells
• Arizona cowgirls
• Let's do Dallas
• Discount coupons
• Bike America
• Tennessee Mountains
• Family-friendly Hawaii
• Florida's Treasure Coast: discover nature's bounty in Vero Beach and other communities fringing the Atlantic
  by Georgina Cruz
• Mississippi retirement
  by Pat Woods
• Highway hints
• Pampered in Chicago
• Chicago's magnificent mile: shoppers and sightseers bundle up for winter in the Windy City
  by Randy Mink
• Follow the sun: head south for winter getaways that will warm your spirits and chase away the chills
  by Ellen Clark
• New in Boston
• Happy New Year
• Marco Island
• Tucson: this jewel of Arizona's Sonoran Desert has been shaped by Hispanic and Indian cultures, an arresting natural environment and a night sky par excellence
  by Susan Bayer Ward
• Vegas on a roll: the capital of glitz keeps adding new layers and now offers an easy way to get around
  by John Handley
• Family size
• Cross country by rail
• Florida flair
• Sun Valley: this classic winter resort, snuggled into Idaho's Rockies, offers a good time all year
  by Susan Bayer Ward
• If you only have a day in … Albuquerque: Old Town, the city's first neighborhood, captures the essence of the Southwest
  by Randy Mink
• Waikiki waves
• Lake Michigan
• Iowa fun
• Maryland Medley: ocean breezes, platters of fresh seafood, and slices of American history enthrall visitors to this mid-Atlantic crossroads
  by Betsa Marsh