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I love your information, keep up the good work.
If we are faithful followers of Traveler and check in almost every day, is this something we will need? Or will this feature extras that are not available on your excellent website?
If you read daily, you certainly won't miss any stories...though from time to time there might be a special offer from a parks-related business. For instance, through August Traveler readers who receive the newsletter are being offered 15 percent off on musical CDs, park DVDs, and park calendars from Orange Tree Productions.
Last December I reviewed some of their CDs and found them to provide great background music. In fact, we use cuts from some of their recordings as intro and fade out music for our podcasts.
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