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This three-day conference is dedicated to all things apples.

Apple enthusiasts gear up for fruit-filled camp weekend in Maine

Maine Apple Camp runs Aug. 28-30 at Camp Bishopswood in Hope, Maine.

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People still pan for gold at Camp Plymouth in Vermont, a state park. It’s also gold for wheelchair users, thanks to adaptive gear that’s available to borrow.

When your beach chair is a wheelchair: These are the best accessible New England beaches

We reached out to folks in the adaptive recreation and tourism realm to see which beaches are their top picks for wheelchair users, including ocean and lake beaches alike.

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David Lynch's LA home.

To Winkie’s? The weirdest Los Angeles travel itinerary you’ll encounter this year.

Welcome to David Lynch’s LA.

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AMC Lakes of the Clouds Hut, White Mountain National Forest.

Hut to hut: Expert advice on exploring the AMC’s historic White Mountains retreats

The Appalachian Mountain Club celebrates its 150th anniversary this year.

TRAVEL TROUBLESHOOTER

Turo charges $2,338 for car damage that the renter didn’t cause

Turo charged Georgina Montalvan $2,338 for damages that she didn’t cause. But Turo made a U-turn, deciding to drop the charges. Then it changed its mind again. Does she really have to pay?

TRAVEL

Sunsets like this one in Madaket last summer are a regular occurrence on Nantucket.

I’m a Nantucket native. Here’s the real problem with island ‘influencers.’

And it has nothing to do with a wooden sign or whether influencing is a worthy profession.

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Daniel Sloss, who is bringing his world tour “Bitter” to the Wilbur Theater for three shows Aug. 7-9, referred to himself as a “manic father of two” who tries his best to be “as genuine as I can be on stage … open and honest.”

Scottish comedian Daniel Sloss on universal adapters, the Tartan Army, and Sbarro pizza

We caught up with the comedian, who lives in Edinburgh with his wife, Kara, and their two children, to talk about all things travel.

GLOBE AND COMPASS

Bristol, R.I., which calls itself “America’s most patriotic town,” hosts the Bristol Harbor Festival each year, featuring live music, a cultural marketplace, and a traditional littleneck clam dinner, and plenty of other music, food vendors, and kids' games.

New electronic visa makes entry into Egypt a breeze

Plus: More patriotic events from coast to coast.