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Vacation Venues off the Beaten Path: A Series

Gregory McNamee - August 14, 2011

The largest ball of twine in the Lower 48? The world's largest array of satellite dishes? Dollywood? The United States boasts countless such strange superlatives in locations that are just ever so slightly off the standard itineraries and that don't often figure in the pages of the glossier travel magazines.

In our twelve-part series "Vacation Venues off the Beaten Path," which begins tomorrow, Encyclopaedia Britannica contributing editor Gregory McNamee travels to some of his favorite destinations. We hope that you'll want to add them to your own list of must-see sites.

Cigar rollers on Arthur Avenue, Bronx, New York. Photograph by Gregory McNamee.

"I was here": American Indian petroglyph at Painted Rocks State Park, Arizona. Photograph by Gregory McNamee.

"Where Paradise lay": Muhlenberg County line, central Kentucky. Photograph by Gregory McNamee.

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