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<h1>Exploring All Around here</h1>
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<h2>A one-to-one recreation of the set for Star Trek the Original Series</h2>
<p class="article-location">Ticonderoga, NY</p>
<p>
"Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. It's
five year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new
civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before."
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<h2>The past-and-present radar station on Cape Cod</h2>
<p class="article-location">North Truro, MA</p>
<p>
In spite of quite literally everything about the surrounding environment suggesting
otherwise, this is not in fact a secret government super weapon or the home of a
villain about to be thwarted by a British secret agent. Yes, the building is backed
by a hundred foot cliff to a desolate ocean beach on one side and by an abandoned and
overgrown military complex on the other. Yes, the low shrubs and thin trees
surrounding the field are twisted and tangled and filled with thorns. And yes, the
near constant wind and fog means the landscape seems to be constantly changing around
you. But I can assure you that the enormously foreboding dome fifty feet above the
ground serves a perfectly mundane and actually quite beneficial purpose.
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<h2>Wreck of a B-52 bomber deep in the backwoods of Maine</h2>
<p class="article-location">Greenville, Maine</p>
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A little after noon on a windy day in January of 1963 a B-52C Stratofortress strategic
bomber took off from Westover Air Force Base in Massachusetts. The flight was a
routine training mission intended to test a new low altitude approach radar system
in mountainous terrain, a technique that could provide an edge in what was then the
very real possibility of a mission in Soviet air space. Two hours into the flight the
team began the first of their simulated low altitude approaches over the south side
of Elephant Mountain in northern Maine, and about twenty minutes later disaster
struck.
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<h2>Even the longest roads have to start somewhere</h2>
<p class="article-location">Fort Kent, Maine</p>
<p>
Two thousand three hundred and thirty nine miles away from Key West Florida is the
very beginning of US Federal Highway 1. From Fort Kent Maine it is possible to drive
all twenty three hundred miles south to Key West entirely on Route-1 making this the
longest continuous north-south road in America.
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<h2>A bit of Central Park in northern Vermont</h2>
<p class="article-location">Shelburne, VT</p>
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Shelburne Farms is a fourteen hundred acre educational working farm space on the
eastern shores of Lake Champlain. Since it's establishment in 1972 the farm has
provided fresh produce and dairy to the local area and educational resources to
people from all over. The farmstead was built as a testbed of sustainable living and
offers educational programs on everything from bovine healthcare and grain storage,
all the way to solar panel installation and water recycling.
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