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For those who enjoy the thrill of the hunt, the Tampa area has a flourishing vintage fashion scene.
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By DANIEL J. WAKIN
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FRIENDLY CONFINES At Hohokam Park in Mesa, Ariz., home of the Chicago Cubs, fans seek autographs.
Spring training in Arizona, where ballparks are small, and rainouts are few.
Breaking Ground
Wyndham at National Harbor
By NICK KAYE
An urban time-share development in National Harbor, Md., just outside of Washington.
Forgotten Florida, Through a Writer’s Eyes
By ADAM H. GRAHAM
For the 50th anniversary of Zora Neale Hurston’s death, the author’s hometowns are taking note of the her vibrant life.
Practical Traveler
Motels Boost the Thread Count
By MICHELLE HIGGINS
Motel chains have upgraded their interiors and added amenities that rival those of more upscale properties.
On the Road
In Mexico, Security Is in the Planning
By JOE SHARKEY
Travel to Mexico, both leisure and business, has been severely affected by drug-war violence, and precautions should be taken to avoid known dangerous areas.
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Beyond the Cheese Steak Wars in Philadelphia
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Book Review: The Lunatic Express
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Going Underground in a Private Paris
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Local Stop | Washington Heights: Amid the Hilly Landscape, Hidden Gems
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Q&A; With Johnnie Mac, Street Performer
By MATT GROSS
The Frugal Traveler talks with a street performer about choosing a location, staying out of trouble and the age-old busker decision: covers or originals?
The Lure of the Water in Los Roques
Just north of Caracas, Venezuela, lies one of the great saltwater fly-fishing grounds.
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