Jacqui Agate
Journalist, Writer and Editor at Freelance
Travel journalist specialising in the USA | Words in: loveEXPLORING, The Times, National Geographic Traveller & Wanderlust | Previously staff @RoughGuides
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1 week ago |
lovefood.com | Jacqui Agate
Think of fast food, and well-established names like McDonald's, KFC, and Burger King immediately spring to mind. But it's not just these big players that you can rely on to dish up great convenient meals. From old-school drive-ins to modern burger joints, here's our pick of the best independent fast food spots and mini-chains in every state. Click or scroll through our gallery to discover the best independent fast food restaurant near you – counting down to the greatest in America.
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1 week ago |
loveexploring.com | Jacqui Agate
Awesome American attractions that never got built Jacqui Agate 14 April 2025 Destinations Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature We won't sell or share your personal information to inform the ads you see.
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2 weeks ago |
wanderlustmagazine.com | Jacqui Agate
It has been 100 years since F Scott Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age masterpiece The Great Gatsby was first published, yet the ‘Gold Coast’ mansions of New York State that inspired it have lost none of their lustre Northport Bay shone like a slab of marble, the water’s surface veined with gold from a melting evening sun. The sky was raked with clouds and every boat in the harbour appeared twice: once in its solid form and a second time as a sparkling reflection. On the horizon, gargantuan homes cast...
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3 weeks ago |
lovefood.com | Jacqui Agate
The best ramen in every state Jacqui Agate 03 April 2025 Inspiration Be the first to comment Do you want to comment on this article? You need to be signed in for this feature
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3 weeks ago |
loveexploring.com | Jacqui Agate
Another popular Sunshine State attraction was born in the 1940s. In this decade, Newton Perry built an underwater theatre at Weeki Wachee Spring, western Florida. He trained women to perform synchronised routines some six feet (1.8m) below the water's surface, using special hoses to breathe. The show was an instant hit and vacationers travelled from around the country to see the 'mermaids' for themselves. This photo dates to 1949.
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