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Rich 2 year s ago
#18 "European-style architecture" ... ... seriously ? ... Not even close.
       
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Tilford 2 year s ago
Rich, *"Improved European-style architecture"
       
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Rich 2 year s ago
Quote: Tilford
historic buildings showcasing European-style architecture,



" historic buildings showcasing European-style architecture,"
       
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Sharon 2 year s ago
#3 looks nothing like an English seaside village. The architecture is completely wrong, the layout is completely wrong. Everything about it screams American.
       
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Lauryn 2 year s ago
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Helen, GA used to be a worthwhile place to visit back in the 70's and 80's but now it just looks like a run down tourist trap.
       
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Jessica 2 year s ago
I love the commenters here. They're all so positive and happy.
       
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Lotta 2 year s ago
Catalina Island: you can walk maybe a mile in any direction before running into a locked gate.
       
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Mackinac Island, Michigan

This vacation town on Lake Huron between Michigan's Upper and Lower Peninsulas feels frozen in time. You could easily confuse it for a seaside village in the English countryside. There are charming little boutiques, horse drawn carriages, fudge shops, and Victorian-style homes with sweeping porches. Best of all though, there are no cars allowed on island so biking remains the main mode of transportation. It's a rare and peaceful paradise untouched by honking horns and light pollution.

 

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