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some. As an agricultural area, Dutchess County in New York’s Hudson Valley has some of the most beautiful land you’ll ever set your eyes on. (TraveleChannel.com 1). The Hudson Valley is deserving of this title by a well-known website and channel on cable television. Even though I have lived here my entire life, and I am still in awe of the fall beauty. Apple picking is a popular activity, during this time people gather their friends and family and head to the nearest apple orchard on the weekend to retrieve fresh apples that will ultimately be incorporated into a delicious meal. People from New York City love to take the train to Beacon and spend the weekend here. I never understood why anyone would actually plan a weekend getaway trip to
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