Summer 2014

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Whether you’re basking in the sun or riding the waves, the beach is always a popular summer destination. Check out some of our favorite beaches!

Manele Bay, HI The snorkeling and diving spots in Manele Bay are considered some of the finest in Hawaii, making a swim in the 70-degree water all the more tempting.

Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach has a lot to offer everyone with a great mix of beaches, amusement parks and live entertainment. It’s a great east coast destination for the entire family.

Nantucket, MA This former whaling community has a beach for everyone, including Surfside Beach and Children’s Beach, both of which feature calm waters and no shortage of sand castles.

Miami Beach, FL Miami Beach caters to both the glamorous, party- hungry elite and the average, sun- hungry beachgoer. You can have it all in Miami.

Cayucos, CA This small surf town has remained immune to over-development for decades, despite its great wines to the east and white sandy beaches to the west.

Our Picks for Top BeachesDon’t settle for plain lemonade

or yet another iced tea this summer. Spend a few minutes pairing unusual flavors and ingredients and make a drink you can savor as you sip.

Make a cucumber cooler for a summer party or backyard get-together. It’s refreshing and not too sweet.

Try a sweet and fruity orange delight. Shake together 1/2 cup orange juice, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 2 tablespoons honey and 1 cup plain yogurt. Pour into a tall glass over ice and garnish the rim with a strip of orange peel. Makes enough for 1 glass.

Combine apple and pineapple to make a refreshing cooler. Mix 3 cups unsweetened apple juice, 2 cups unsweetened pineapple juice, 1 cup orange juice and 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime or lemon juice. Chill the mixture and serve in glasses garnished with orange slices.

Put a freeze on the day with a grape frost. Blend 1 cup grape juice, 1 cup plain yogurt and 4 or 5 ice cubes. Serve as soon as it reaches a smooth consistency.

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America’s Best Summer DestinationsSummer has long been considered a time of limitless possibilities and trips filled with the promise of discovery. Check out our list of the America’s top summer travel destinations and get ready for a summer to remember!

Portland, ORYou can literally taste summer in Portland with its top ranked farmers’ markets and tons of microbrews. Memphis, TNElvis’ home is the second-most visited house in the US (after the White House). While in town, don’t forget to indulge in some authentic southern barbecue.Seattle, WASeattle might be known as a drizzly city, but the summer is quite dry and sunny with gorgeous scenery to take in. Providence, RIProvidence has a down-to earth personality and is known for its mom-and-pop cafes. Summer nights glow from a series of small bonfires that light up the rivers downtown.Anchorage, AKSummer is the best season to visit Alaska. whether you come for a classic cruise, a trek across glaciers or caribou-spotting, it will be memorable.Honolulu, HIMany people head to Hawaii in the winter, but summer is actually the dry season in the Hawaiian capital, which means more time for surfing and relaxing!

This Summer, make sure you have the right SPF coverage. SPF is a measure of a sunscreen’s ability to prevent damage to the skin. Here’s how it works: If it takes 20 minutes for your unprotected skin to start turning red, using an SPF 15 sunscreen theoretically prevents reddening 15 times longer – about five hours. Don’t forget to re-apply every two hours!

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