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Everything’s Bigger in Texas
by Daniel Turner, October 13, 2009
Texans love to tell you how big everything is in their state. Since they live in 2,268,601 square miles it’s ...
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Tampa for Sports Travel
by Nolan Thomas, August 26, 2009
Tampa is more than just a vacation spot in Florida in which to lie in the sun and get a ...
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St Louis for Sports Travel
by Nolan Thomas, July 11, 2009
St. Louis has always been considered the gateway to the American west and it still is. From Lewis and Clark, ...
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Sports Travel- Atlanta Braves
by Nolan Thomas, June 03, 2009
From its earliest days as Terminus, a tiny railroad junction, Atlanta has been the hustle and bustle of a city ...
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Sports Travel: I’m Shipping Up to Boston
by Daniel Turner, May 18, 2009
Fenway Park is the last of a dying breed. The ballpark that opened on April 20, 1912 has few contemporaries. ...
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Sports Travel: House Warming
by playerpress.com, May 15, 2009
As you sit there checking on line to see if anyone has bested your bid on a ticket booth, turnstile, ...
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The Best Ballpark Food in MLB
by B-Dub, April 19, 2009
If any of you baseball fans out there want to see a winner, then you need to visit Citizens Bank ...
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Sports Travel: Loud and Proud
by Daniel Turner, April 10, 2009
The 12th Man, loud and proud, a contingent of leather lung faithful who fill Qwest Field when the Seahawks play ...
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Sports Travel: Let’s go to Stumptown
by playerpress.com, March 31, 2009
Portland, Oregon earned the above nickname in the 19th century. As growth caused the city to expand beyond its parameters ...
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Sports Travel: The Grass is Always Greener
by Daniel Turner, March 24, 2009
When deciding what MLB destination I should write about I gave thought to the teams that inhabit the cities on ...
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Wrigleyville For a Great Sports Vacation!
by Nolan Thomas, March 10, 2009
Are you a baseball fan? Do you like fine dinning with friends and family? Do you enjoy neighborhood festivals? Do ...
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