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Real Travel Adventures March 2006 Nancy S. Tardy	Southeastern Indiana-Back Roads and Small Towns If your new mantra is "relax and slow down," then southeastern Indiana back roads and small towns are for you.
Real Travel Adventures March 2006 Leslie Adams	Through Mongolia By Camel, Horse, Jeep Nestled between China and Russia is one of the planet's final frontiers, Mongolia, the old stomping ground of Ghinggis Khan.
Real Travel Adventures March 2006 Larry Taylor	River Cruise Vienna to Amsterdam What lay are ahead-spectacular views of fairytale castles nestled in the hills above the narrow river gorge.
IEEE Spectrum March 2006 Justin Mullins	Ben Franklin's London House Opens As a Landmark The house in London where Benjamin Franklin lived just before the American Revolution opened recently as a public museum exactly 300 years after the birth of the scientist and statesman.
AskMen.com Terry Baldwin	Mellow Out In Melbourne With a commitment to style and diversity, Melbourne offers enough attractions to fill 30 days, let alone three.
InsideFlyer March 2006	The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Frequent Flyers Whether you're a million-miler or a new mileage consumer, practicing these habits will help you survive and thrive in today's world of miles and points.
InsideFlyer March 2006	Iowa Airport Rewards Frequent Flyers Travelers are jumping aboard a bonus program designed to encourage more travel out of the Iowa's Dubuque Regional Airport.
Smithsonian March 2006 Jennifer Drapkin	Bone Voyage The pluses and minuses of traveling with Europe's most peripatetic canine.
Smithsonian March 2006 Andrew Curry	Dresden's Crowning Glory Sixty years after it was reduced to rubble by Allied bombing, the reconstructed Baroque Frauenkirche, or Church of Our Lady, dazzles visitors and once again dominates the historic city's skyline.
Smithsonian March 2006 Simon Worrall	Ben Franklin Slept Here Visitors can now experience the ingenious founding father's only surviving residence in London -- now reborn as a museum.
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