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Mother/daughter trip
My mom and I want to take a short three day trip somewhere, just the two of us. We want to fly somewhere, but we don't want longer than a three hour flight from PA. We are not city people at all, so we'd prefer somewhere outside of a major city. We enjoy historical things, sightseeing, shopping, dining, active stuff. Any ideas?
Re: Mother/daughter trip
Savannah, Denver, or Austin come to mind.
So far my mom and I have done a mom/daughter trip to San Diego and Austin. Both were a blast. I want to take her to Savannah--it's such a nice town. The Marshall House has a girls' weekend package.
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Savannah would be perfect.
My mom and I enjoyed a long weekend there last February. Amazing historic city, cute shops, good restaurants, and sightseeing. And the historic district has a bit of a small town feel -- it's not busy and hectic like big cities.
Also, for the "active stuff" you could spend a day on Tybee Island. We went there for part of a day and rented bikes and cruised around, and also climbed to the top of the lighthouse.
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My top two were also Savannah and Austin.
Some other ideas, Charlottesville, VA-- pretty, nice history, pleasant town center, some nice wineries (to the extent that would be of interest); Newport, RI; Portsmouth, NH; Annapolis, MD.
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