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Bartholomew’s Cobble

If you're looking for a spring or summer hiking in New England, you might want to start here. A bird- and wildflower-filled National Natural Landmark in Massachusetts' Berkshire Mountains. Serious sightseeing falls somewhere between a hike and a stroll.
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80 Ways: Spring Green Pizza

80 recipes based on traditional healthy cuisines around the globe. Like this vegetarian pizza with bright, sweet flavors from peas, young leeks and fresh asparagus. A perfect combination with a crisp pizza crust and gooey cheese.
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80 Ways: Fruit Ceviche in Peru

80 recipes based on traditional healthy cuisines around the globe. They all have two things in common: no highly processed foods and very low daily glycemic loads. Like this refreshing all-fruit masterpiece that will light up your tongue on National Fruit Cocktail Day.
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80 Ways: Wine with dinner

A glass might be a healthy addition to every dinner. Because wine has a Glycemic Load of zero. And its mild acidity appears to lower the Glycemic Load of the meal itself. By slowing down your metabolism of the carbs you eat in between sips. Cheers!
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Sentinel Dome: Best View of Half Dome

A quiet, private, jaw-dropping view of Yosemite National Park's iconic Half Dome. Three Ways to choose from: 2 miles, 6 miles or 8 miles. They all end at the summit of Sentinel Dome for a view you don't get when you're standing on Half Dome.
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80 Ways: 5th Century Sauce. Spicy or not

80 recipes from traditional healthy cuisines around the world. The Indians of South and Central America were the first to cultivate tomatoes and peppers. And, I'm just guessing here, first to make salsa verde. Maybe the tastiest zero Glycemic Load sauce in the Old or New World.
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