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Interstate 95 is America's Main Street, stretching from Maine to Miami. It is the U.S.'s busiest highway, with 75,000,000 people living and working along the route, and it makes its way through 7 of America's major cities: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C., Jacksonville and Miami.
Driving I-95, Did you know...
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NC - Bison
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Exit 49: You can go nose to nose with a herd of bison at Jambbas Ranch in Fayetteville, NC
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FL - Warbirds |
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Exit 215: At the Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum, learn about the brave WWII B-25 Mitchell bomber pilots who flew secret missions over Tokyo. The aircraft had fuel for only one way, so the trip was a suicide mission, since the pilots had to crash land in China.
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CT - PEZ |
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Exit 41: If you thought PEZ was just 14 flavors of candy dispensed through the mouth of a character, think again. Enter the PEZ Visitor Center in CT, view the wall of 792 PEZ dispensers and delight in the limited edition ones, i.e. Prince William and Kate or JFK's donkey.
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VA - White Water Rafting in the City |
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Exit 79: There's heart-pounding white water rafting down the James River in Richmond VA. It's one of the nation's only class III-IV run of rapids in an urban setting.
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ME - Chocolate Moose |
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Exit 42: To marvel over a life-size chocolate moose made of 1,700 lbs. of milk chocolate, just head to Len Libby in ME.
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MD - Fort McHenry |
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Exit 55: At Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine in MD, you can still see what Francis Scott Key saw when the smoke from British cannon fire cleared - the huge American flag fluttering defiantly o'er the ramparts.
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NY - Live Poultry |
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Exit 2A: Not many of you could survive this. For those of you who want really really fresh food, Vivero's (in NYC) live poultry is flapping in cages. Pick one and they'll kill it quickly, slice the neck, drain the blood, put it into a hot bath and then spin the feathers off - and voila, away you go.
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MA - Walden Pond |
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Exit 30: Walden Pond looks pretty much like it did when Henry David Thoreau hung out there. His 1854 book "Walden" helped inspire awareness and respect for the natural environment, and is considered the birth of the conservation movement.
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Announcing our NEW 6th Edition |
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Road trips are back and to help those who travel up and down the East coast, Drive I-95 is a new style of guidebook which combines colorful easy-to-follow pictorial maps and fun stories.
Look ahead exit by exit to see which motels (with 800 numbers), gas stations, restaurants, campgrounds, 24-hour pharmacies, radio stations or radar traps are there.
This husband and wife team share stories: history on I-95, museums, trivia, towns to explore or places to run the kids. These can be read for entertainment during the drive, and may entice motorists to stop, stretch their legs and discover someplace new.
The brand NEW 6th edition of Drive I-95: Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History and Trivia is here. This edition, finally covers the whole length of I-95 from Maine to Miami. You can find it in book stores everywhere, at Amazon.com and on our web site.
You can also order this edition right now in downloadable PDF form to be used on a computer, laptop or iPad.
So hurry up and buy one for yourself and some for your family and friends - a very useful hostess or holiday gift. www.drivei95.com or 877-GUIDE95 (877-484-3395).
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Here's a FREE look inside Drive I-95
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Now you can click on Destinations on the front page of our web site if you want to lean more about some of the destinations in the book. You can start planning your trip before the book arrives at your door. And our Drog is full of extra places you'll find off I-95 and additional information.
Don't forget that our radio and TV interviews can always be seen HERE on our site, as well as some of our YouTube videos.
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PS: Buy this edition to find all the new places to see along I-95. Click here or call 877-GUIDE95 (877-484-3395). |
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