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Cars are banned in this charming U.S. island
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America's most memorable places aren't always the ones with the biggest skylines or the longest lines. Sometimes, the most stunning, surprising, and downright delightful corners of the country are tucked away in small towns that don't make much noise. Fair warning: you may finish this list with ten new destinations and zero excuses not to go.
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