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Discover the Best Long Weekend Activities in Columbus While Catching Your Favorite Sport

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Disclaimer: this post is part of a partnership with the Greater Columbus Sports Commission. Photos and opinions are our own. Planning a trip to Columbus, Ohio to cheer on your favorite team or attend a sporting event with your family? While sports may be the primary reason for your visit, there are plenty of other family-friendly activities to enjoy during your long weekend in this vibrant city. From exploring outdoor parks and attractions to indulging in great local restaurants, Columbus has something to offer for everyone. We’re highlighting some of the best family activities to make the most out of your...

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Sumptuous decor but a members-only attitude: A review of the Ned Nomad

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Hotels that are part of members clubs or that feature members-only amenities are all the rage these days.  Scotland’s vaunted Gleneagles, a luxurious golf resort and spa, expanded to a new city location with the opening of Gleneagles Townhouse in Edinburgh last year. We also stopped in at London’s Other House to check out the member-versus-nonmember experience. One of New York City’s most anticipated (and most expensive) new hotels, Aman New York, proffers a membership with a $200,000 initiation fee plus a $15,000 annual fee (suddenly credit card annual fees aren’t looking so bad) that gets non-hotel guests access to...

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Older Than America: This Gorgeous 1763 Townhome in Philly Could Be Yours for $1.9M

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[TAG0]Realtor.comAs far as historic homes go, it’s hard to top one that actually predates the country where it’s located. But that’s exactly what makes this Philadelphia townhome, built in 1763 at 231 Spruce Street, so unique. Originally owned by famous ship captain James Gibbon, the five-bedroom, two-bath home was last sold in 2006 for $990,000. The beautifully maintained property was recently listed for $1.9 million. With more than 3,400 square feet (including a private terrace), the fully modernized home still retains much of its original charm. “There are five historic fireplaces, four of which are operational,” says listing agent Andrew...

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Scenic Destinations that are Amazing to See in the Spring

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Springtime is one of the best seasons  for RV travel. With scenic destinations from coast to coast and mild temperatures, spring is the perfect time of year to hit the open road and explore somewhere new. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just getting started, this list features some of the most beautiful places in America. From snow-capped mountains to rugged coastlines, there’s something here for everyone no matter where you live. So roll up your windows and set out on a scenic adventure with RVT’s list of the best places to visit in your RV this spring! 1. Galveston,...

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Small Space Laundry Zone Solution

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When I designed our new cottage, I considered several locations for the laundry zone. When I lived in Manhattan in a ~350 sqft apartment, I had a combination single washer/dryer unit in the kitchen in lieu of a dishwasher. When we were in our ~400 sqft cottage by the canals, our stacked washer and dryer unit were in a bike shed that we shared with our neighbors. And in my ~200 sqft studio on Venice Beach, there was a slim, thoroughfare laundry room on the ground floor for all the tenants to share. I took all of these experiences and...

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