August 17. Welcome, to this week's newsletter.
Thanks to everyone who submitted ideas for our "Prettiest Towns" article. They were all good ones, and you can find them (and more) in today's Feature article.
Reading this but don't subscribe yourself? Here is where you can get your Free subscription. | | This delightful town of Norwegian heritage was recommended by one of our Members as a pretty town for retirement. It has a college (Luther College) and great fishing too.
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| | OK, we admit that picking the 10 prettiest towns is a job for King Solomon. But we've done our best with these amazing selections - plus 12 more submitted by our Members.
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| | Two different Members suggested Bristol as a "Pretty" city. Dating back to the 1600's, it's a deep water seaport situated on a peninsula - Narragansett Bay is on the west and Mount Hope Bay on the east.
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| | Your editor is honored to be the guest blogger today at a popular site for writers, JungleRedWriters.com. Basically the story is how Topretirements came to be. You might find it interesting, particularly since this is the site's 10th Anniversary Year (more about that coming later).
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