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TRV-UST-LA-CHICAGO-TRAIN-4-LA

Decatur Daily 23 Dec 2025
Roomettes measure about 23 square feet in Amtrak's Southwest Chief train from Los Angeles to Chicago. [Christopher Reynolds/Los Angeles Times/TNS] ... .
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TRV-WLT-CZECH-REPUBLIC-CANOE-TOUR-3-DPA

Decatur Daily 20 Dec 2025
Paddling down the Berounka, paddlers find themselves in the middle of nature — but at the same time never too far away from places with accommodation and restaurants. [Andreas Drouve/dpa/TNS] ... .
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TRV-UST-FREDERICKSBURG-TEXAS-3-MCT

Decatur Daily 03 Dec 2025
One of the original Sunday Houses built by the Germans in the 19th century. [Trish Rawls/TNS] ... .
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TRV-UST-FREDERICKSBURG-TEXAS-4-MCT

Decatur Daily 03 Dec 2025
Hill & Vine Restaurant offers the best of Texas food and wine. [Hill & Vine/TNS] ... .
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TRV-UST-FREDERICKSBURG-TEXAS-2-MCT

Decatur Daily 03 Dec 2025
Wildseeds Farm is the largest wildflower farm in the United States. [Wildseed Farms/TNS] ... .
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TRV-UST-FREDERICKSBURG-TEXAS-5-MCT

Decatur Daily 03 Dec 2025
Das Peach Haus, a Hill Country staple for nearly a century. [Das Peach Haus/TNS] ... .
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TRV-UST-FREDERICKSBURG-TEXAS-1-MCT

Decatur Daily 03 Dec 2025
The iconic post office/bar/general store in Luckenbach, Texas, was made famous in a song by Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. [Fredericksburg CVB/TNS] ... .
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TRV-WLT-FRANCE-NANCY-1-DPA

Decatur Daily 25 Nov 2025
The Brasserie Excelsior in Nancy opened in 1911. [Bernd F. Meier/dpa/TNS] ... .
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TRV-WLT-FRANCE-NANCY-4-DPA

Decatur Daily 25 Nov 2025
The glass roof of the Crédit Lyonnais-Bank. 250 square meters, dating back to 1901. [Bernd F. Meier/dpa/TNS] ... .
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TRV-WLT-FRANCE-NANCY-2-DPA

Decatur Daily 25 Nov 2025
Art Nouveau houses built around 1910 on Rue Felix Faure in Nancy. [Bernd F. Meier/dpa/TNS] ... .
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TRV-WLT-FRANCE-NANCY-3-DPA

Decatur Daily 25 Nov 2025
Place Stanislas in Nancy, whose Art Nouveau is famed throughout France. The style is characterized by elegantly curved lines and floral patterns, as artists were inspired by the lines of nature. [Bernd F. Meier/dpa/TNS] ... .
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