where is the best place to go in Rhode Island?
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i used to live there (for over ten years) and have several suggestions:\n\n-newport- there are some great views of the ocean along with cool mansions built during the jazz age. also great restaurants and shops.\n\n-providence- they have really transformed the city and the waterfront is now really cool to visit. also near RISD and Brown is a nice area with older homes. roger williams park and zoo is worthwhile as well.\n\n-narragansett/south kingstown- the beaches are great. surfers consider the town beach in narr. one of the best on the east coast. moonstone beach (if it is open to visitors) is also a great beach with lots of cool stones and shells. historically, people from conn. and mass. go down to ri for the best beaches\n\n-uri- the state university has a nice campus in Kingston with a pretty quad and interesting old and new buildings - one is even shaped like a castle.\n\n-enjoy
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well i think the best place is an island away from all people just you and the nature. In an island you will be more fresh, relax and your soul will be so purified. All bad behaviour we gain it nowadays from modern life.
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Sanabel Island, or Marco Island. Also try St. Augustine
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go to sanibell island
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Depends one the vibe you want--If you want something beachy, the Florida Keys would be beautiful, or a place like Nags Head in NC.  For historical atmosphere and Southern elegance, Savannah, GA and Charleston, SC are perfect.  For a place that has other tourist possibilities for your guests, I'd recommend Washington, DC or Boston.  If cost is a factor, the Northern Virginia area out near Middleburg has a great combo of bang-for-your-buck B and B places and wineries in a lovely setting.  Good luck!
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Fun things:  Don't miss the Haunted House and the Enchanted Tiki Hut--has always amazed me what they can do with electronics.  Food:  Try the International Market Place.
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http://www.provincetown.com/\n\nTry the links on this site. I was trying to find the specific one for you, but then my dog barfed on my shoe.\n\nKeep us updated on where you choose, since my wife and I would like to camp in Provincetown, as well.\n\nJoy,\nTheslam2005
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best place's i know to go for something to do is \n\nkillsometime.com\nbored.com\nfastlap.com
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go to the Navy Pier!  They've everything you'd want.
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Gatorland is great. Kennedy Space Center is near by. Sea World is also a lot of fun. There is lots of shopping in the area as well as dining. You could also do putt-putt or go someplace like Wonderworks or the Hardrock valut. Downtown Disney and City walk are also great.\n\nHope this helps
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Providence,Rhode Island probably has the largest concentration of jewelry houses in the country. There's an entire section of downtown alone that's dedicated to jewelry design and manufacturing companies.
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I used to live up there. There's a lot to do. A few highlights would be Faneuil Hall, the gardens, some of the Freedom Trail, Harvard Square, Back Bay, the North End for good Italian food. Great clubs and bars in the Faneuil Hall area and Landsdown Street.
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Dave & Busters is a good place. Good food and lots of fun. Go there.
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Try Mamaroneck harbor.I've had good luck on the docks there for stripers and flounder.Playland is a really good spot for fishing though.Been there a few times.
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Well, the rough average is that 10% of the population is gay.  So, however many people are in Rhode Island total - about 10% of that number are gay.\n\nIf you search, you can find gay and lesbian groups in the state.  Also, depending on where you go to school, there is probably a gay students' group.
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It depends on where you are. In Mystic theres the aquarium.In Hartford theres some museums and in Waterbury theres a nice mall.
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Colonial Rhode Island\n\nhttp://colonialancestors.com/ri/rhodeisland.htm\n\nThe American Colonies\n\nThe history of the original 13 colonies is a tangled tale indeed. There are many ways to view the events and, in hind sight, it is easy to think you understand. But no one knew where they were headed at the time and it could have ended up very different.\n\nhttp://www.dasd-ew.org/history.htm#colonial\n\nhttp://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/modsbook12.html\n\nhttp://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/index.html\n\nGood luck\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.