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blacklily73
Atlanta
Why I want to go to this place
I hate to say this, but I really don’t like this city. It leaves much to be desired in my humble opinion. I’m a frequent visitor, because of my boyfriend, but if he was there I would be there either. And don’t get my wrong they have awesome schools, but I don’t care for the city at all.
dvarmazi
Boston
Not worth visiting!
A review of this place
This one was really close. I’d say it’s close because of the Duke Memorial Garden, the lemur research center, and the fact that there’s a little bit of grit and funk that wants to come out of this town.
But that’s overwhelmed by the boringness and the Dukiness of the place. Plus downtown is dead, and that includes Ninth St. Go see some lemurs and then go to Chapel Hill.
deliverance
Milford
Worth visiting!
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Pretty. Then again most of N.C. is…
I wouldn’t mind living here.
Edward Vielmetti
Ann Arbor
Worth visiting!
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I have family in Durham and have had the good fortune to spend some time down there visiting them, so most of my Durham memories are wrapped up with good family thoughts.
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Durham (pronounced /ˈdʌrəm/ in RP, locally IPA: [ˈdʏrəm]) is a small city and main settlement of the City of Durham district of County Durham, England.
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Introduction to Durham
November 20, 2006
In the late 1860s, Washington Duke left the Confederate army and walked 137 miles back to his farm in Durham, where he took up life again as a tobacco farmer. That first year, he started grinding and packaging the crop to sell in small packets. In 1880, he decided that there was a future in cigarettes -- then a new idea -- and, along with his three sons, set to work to manufacture them on a small scale. By 1890, the family had formed the American Tobacco Company, and a legendary American manufacturing empire was under way. Durham, a small village when Duke returned, blossomed into an industrial city, taking its commercial life from the "golden weed." And it still does. From September until the end of December, tobacco warehouses ring with the chants of auctioneers moving from one batch of the cured tobacco to the next, followed by buyers who indicate their bids with nods or hand signals.
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North Carolina Is Cooking, and It's Not Always Barbecue
June 23, 2002
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A Triangle Equal to the Sum of Its Hoops
January 26, 2007
Bounded by the cities of Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, the Triangle region of North Carolina is where March Madness begins in January.
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