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	<title>Comments on: Looks Like A Tough Summer Travel Season</title>
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		<title>By: Amanda</title>
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		<dc:creator>Amanda</dc:creator>
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		<description>There&#039;s always the option of going somewhere relatively close to home instead of flying 1000 miles or driving for 10 hours.  Every state in America has something to offer - big cities, charming small towns, beautiful countryside, etc. - and with a little creativity you can take a very inexpensive trip and still have a great time.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;When I was growing up, my parents didn&#039;t have much money so we didn&#039;t do the big family vacations every summer.  We&#039;d just go to grandma&#039;s for a week which was a big enough adventure for 3 kids under 12 years old and well within my parents&#039; budget.  We lived in Philadelphia at the time, so grandma&#039;s farm with the horses and cows and chickens and all the natural wonders of northern PA was a big change and a lot of fun.  When kids are younger, the destination of your trip isn&#039;t as important to them.  They don&#039;t need to go to Disney World or an expensive resort.  Most would be happy to pitch a tent in the back yard and roast marshmallows and listen to their dad tell scary stories.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There&#39;s always the option of going somewhere relatively close to home instead of flying 1000 miles or driving for 10 hours.  Every state in America has something to offer &#8211; big cities, charming small towns, beautiful countryside, etc. &#8211; and with a little creativity you can take a very inexpensive trip and still have a great time.</p>
<p>When I was growing up, my parents didn&#39;t have much money so we didn&#39;t do the big family vacations every summer.  We&#39;d just go to grandma&#39;s for a week which was a big enough adventure for 3 kids under 12 years old and well within my parents&#39; budget.  We lived in Philadelphia at the time, so grandma&#39;s farm with the horses and cows and chickens and all the natural wonders of northern PA was a big change and a lot of fun.  When kids are younger, the destination of your trip isn&#39;t as important to them.  They don&#39;t need to go to Disney World or an expensive resort.  Most would be happy to pitch a tent in the back yard and roast marshmallows and listen to their dad tell scary stories.</p>
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