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Beach Vacations ... A Shore Thing

The sun sets on two full-scale amusement parks that can be found at the end of the Ocean City Boardwalk. Photo by Bethany Romanek
March 10, 2008



From sun up to sun down, there are endless ways to have an exciting, relaxing and, most importantly, memorable time in Ocean City, Md.


Last summer, I traveled to the familiar destination spot with one of my closest friends — Tracey Safcsak. Growing up as next-door neighbors, we had always visited the Maryland seashore with our families. So it was only natural that when we hit our 20s, and were able to go on our own, we would create a new page in the scrapbook of Ocean City memories and head to the beach.


Whether it’s basking in the sun on one of the 10 miles of broad Atlantic beach or dancing the night away in one of Ocean City’s premiere night clubs, visitors of any age have endless options when it comes to entertainment.


In the summer, Ocean City features swimming, surfing, boogie boarding, surf fishing, kite flying, sand castle building and a host of other pursuits. Two full-scale amusement parks, arcades, miniature golf courses, two enclosed malls, a new outlet shopping center, movie theaters, go-kart tracks, a variety of restaurants, bars and clubs, and a 3-mile, ocean-front boardwalk loaded with shops and restaurants will keep you busy in Ocean City.

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Chesapeake & Ohio Canal

October 1, 2007

GEORGETOWN — Visiting our nation’s Capital is a much different experience after you’ve just biked 75 miles.

The buildings look bigger. The grass seems greener. The food tastes better.

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Great Allegheny Passage Trail Links Pittsburgh With C&O

October 1, 2007



Local cycling enthusiasts no longer have to drive to Cumberland, Md., to reach Washington via the C&O Canal Towpath: they now can start in McKeesport, Pa., and ride their bike all the way to D.C. without encountering traffic.

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Directions to The C&O Canal Towpath

October 1, 2007

 The C&O Canal Towpath begins in Cumberland, Md., and runs 184 miles to Washington, D.C. Access to the trail can be found at numerous points. If you do decide to bike or hike any portion of the C&O Canal Towpath, the Web site www.

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Baltimore’s Inner Harbor

September 4, 2007

BALTIMORE — The last Civil War vessel afloat. An incredible aquarium. Submarines. Dragon-shaped paddle boats. A “Power Plant.”

And, of course, high-end shopping.

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Directions to go to Inner Harbor

September 4, 2007





Baltimore is about 300 miles from Wheeling. Take Interstate 70 east to I-79 south. Take I-68 east back to I-70 east toward Hagerstown.

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