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A colonial economy is one in which the natural resources of the colonized area is used to support the industialized economy of the colonizer.

Nestled in the Niagara Escarpment in the Greater Toronto Area are some captivating waterfalls accessible by hiking trails and preserved in their natural woodland settings

Minneapolis is a major American city located in Minnesota on the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers.

There is a lot to see in Kirtland, where Latter-day Saints gathered from 1831 to 1838. Use this guide to plan a trip to visit historic Kirtland and the Kirtland temple.

The best features of Alaska aren't just the glaciers, but the chocolate. Cruise passengers and chocoholics can buy it fresh and handmade in Ketchikan, Juneau, and Sitka.

Watermelon Slim released his first album in 1973, his second in 2004. In the 30 intervening years he trained to become one of the most important bluesmen in N. America.

Chemainus offers a unique outdoor mural display based on authentic life scenes. An easy walk around town offers views of the colorful and historical paintings.

Evony is a free to play MMORPG set in a browser that plays like a Sim City/Civilization hybrid. Honor points do nothing, but increases bragging rights.

West of Niagara Falls, along the Niagara Peninsula are four waterfalls that are a wonder to see, especially as they are for the most part still in their natural setting.

After a busy day shopping at L.L.Bean and the outlet stores in Freeport, take a soothing walk through Maine Audubon's Mast Landing Sanctuary, just one easy mile away.

A side trip from the Bahuichivo Station of the Chihuahua Pacific Railway takes one to the Cerocahui Valley, on the edge of the Copper Canyon, Mexico's Grand Canyon.

James Marshall State Historic Park tells 1848 California gold rush story with Sutter's Mill replica, Chilean and Mexican Arrastres, Chinese Store and pioneer buildings..

Engineered wood is not new, but is starting to be recognized as a green and sustainable building material, bonding together material such as recycled wood flooring.

Nestled in the tiny village of Woodstock, Vermont, the Jackson House Inn & Restaurant gives guests gourmet cuisine, historic surroundings and a delicious way to relax.

Mulch is a layer of material spread on top of the soil to conserve soil moisture and discourage the growth of weeds.

When the Everglades was nothing but swamp and sawgrass, a few brave folks came to tame the wilderness.

Anthony Comstock's early life experiences fueled his fight against immorality in the 19th century, and his efforts can still be seen today.

In 1822, the young lawyer, Stephen Austin, led a group of settlers to establish a colony in what would later become the State of Texas.

Unspoiled charm and relaxed ambience, combined with the incredible natural beauty of Bandon, make it a tranquil and scenic getaway destination on Southern Oregon's Coast.

Travel to Central Oregon through the Cascade Mountains, following the Santiam River to Detroit Reservoir, over the summit of Santiam Pass and on to Camp Sherman.

Numerous spirits reside at Marshall State Park, home of the discovery of gold.

A moderately challenging hike to Jawbone Flats leaves hikers awed at beautiful ancient forest and river. Dogs, bikes are allowed on the Opal Creek Trail east of Salem.

From the coast to the Cascades, Oregon's beautiful venues intrigue hikers and walkers with spectacular views of towering trees, dense forests, and snow-capped mountains.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to step back in time, then Timbertown, a Heritage Theme Park located in Wauchope, NSW, may be your answer.

The leaves on the trees are red and gold. The air is crisp. And on the second weekend in October, downtown Greenville hosts the St. Francis Fall for Greenville Festival.

Mount Pleasant, a Vancouver neighbourhood, was one of the first areas developed in the city. Learn about the history of this working class area in VanCity, Canada.

The occupations of our colonial ancestors have terms both familiar and outdated. Find out what an alewife, besom-maker, flax dresser and stokiner were.

Helen, a mountain village in northeastern Georgia, holds a German Oktoberfest celebration for two months in autumn. The largest party in the southeast runs 9/11 - 11/2.

The High Desert Museum in central Oregon offers fun learning experiences for visitors of all ages. It is an opportunity to learn about life in a different environment.

Pewaukee's Beach is a nice spot for a little fun in the water and sand. And best of all, it's free!

Glasgow's Pollok Country Park which surrounds historic Pollok House and the Burrell Collection provides the perfect antidote to the bustling streets of the city centre.

Building decks, chairs, and rooms in Jagex's game is far less frustrating than doing so in the real world, although it is not quite as rewarding.

Covered bridges, usually associated with the eastern United States, were also built by the hundreds in early-day Oregon. Those that remain are photographers' delights.

Spend a day, spend a night, at Spring Mill State Park in Indiana. The park is beautiful, the inn is quaint and historic, families will find lots to entertain everyone.

One of Florida's first state parks beckons those who want to spend a day, a weekend or a week enjoying its natural beauty and numerous activities.

The United States creates nearly 85 million tons of paper waste each year, recycling less than half. Reduced consumption and increased recycling offers a greener future.

Learn about mid-19th century Canadian rural life and history by visiting this model village featuring heritage buildings and costumed interpreters.

These secrets about the 2010 Olympics venue will knock you off your seat! Vancouver BC trivia includes unsolved murders in Stanley Park & the Vancouver Police Pipe Band.

Rufford Abbey and Country Park in the heart of Robin Hood country for a family day out that combines history, crafts, walks, space for children to play and bird watching.

Ontario's bountiful Niagara Peninsula was cleared and settled largely by United Empire Loyalists on land that had formerly belonged to First Nations residents.

Ennerdale Water, the most westerly lake in the Lake District, requires a free permit to canoe and kayak on, but in return provides an experience of scenic solitude.

Go Down, Moses by William Faulkner is an interwoven series of short stories focused one family and one location.

Liz Phelps suffered the partial amputation of three fingers in an accident in 1997. Learn how she managed to survive and even thrive despite the loss of several fingers.

Many marvel at President Obama's rise to the presidency, calling it a racial milestone. The gap wife Michelle's family crossed is wider and deeper.

Sam Bass tried his hand at honest labor but soon discovered horse racing and crime.

Hiram Bingham discovered Machu Picchu, the legendary Lost City of the Incas, in 1911. But was he the first? And was the famed Lost City ever lost at all?

Creative electric guitar designs placed James Burns' guitars ahead of their time. Now reformed the British guitar maker looks to music legends like Brian May.

The history of rock doesn't begin with The Beatles, Elvis Presley or even Chuck Berry. It starts in the deep south, with the birth of what is known as the Delta blues.

Wish there was a list of free things to see and do when taking your next trip to Niagara, Ontario? Here are ten ideas to get you started.