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Indiana: Indiana Dunes, Indianapolis and Hookah
Capital: Indianapolis Largest City: Indianapolis Population: 6.7 million Admitted: 1816 Indiana is a midwestern state. The state is most notable for the dunes along Lake Michigan and Indianapolis. It is also home to the Indianapolis 500. Being originally from Michigan, I surprisingly rarely went to Indiana. In fact, my first memory of visiting Indiana was in 2014 when I went with my husband to Indianapolis. While there, we went to a hookah bar because I thought it sounded coo

Caitlyn
Sep 232 min read
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France: Paris, Disney, and the Eiffel Tower
Capital: Paris Largest City: Paris Population: 68 million Currency: Euro Language: French France is located in western Europe. The largest city and capital, Paris, is one of the most popular tourists destinations in the world. Along with Paris, the country has amazing food, art and history. Other notable cities in France are Bordeaux, Nice and Cannes. Since I was a teenager, I have had dreams of visiting Paris and finally made that dream come true in 2019 on a two-week trip a

Caitlyn
Sep 142 min read
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Kentucky: Lincoln, Mammoth Cave and Cumberland Gap
Capital: Frankfurt Largest City: Louisville Population: 4.5 million Admitted: 1792 Kentucky is a southern, midwestern state. It is known for bluegrass, the Kentucky Derby and the city of Louisville. My earliest memories of Kentucky were driving through on interstate 75 on the way to Florida. Since seeing the interstate, I have returned to Kentucky a few more times to see what else the state has to offer. Returning to Kentucky On a visit to see several state high points in Jul

Caitlyn
Sep 72 min read
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