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		<title>Newport in the winter</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 09 Dec 2017 03:13:04 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Newport, Rhode Island is a huge hot spot for tourists in the summer but as locals, we love Newport in the winter where the parking is free, and the streets aren&#8217;t filled! During the fall, the colors are still beautiful and if you are visiting during the holiday there are so many activities to get you in the holiday spirit! Being home the last 2 months I have really enjoyed exploring more and more of Newport in the winter. Especially a place that means so much to me! While you are there, be sure to visit the quiet and quaint town of  Jamestown, Rhode Island in the winter as well &#8211; you usually stop by before Newport anyways 😉 I always encourage getting lost when seeing a new place, but to get you started, below is my list for what to see, do and most importantly eat if you are there in the off-season! (P.S. I started with coffee, because you may want to grab a cup to go before venturing outside). A guide to Newport in the winter Coffee in Newport 1/ Stoneacre Brasserie. This place is new in Newport AND my new favorite. They serve breakfast all the [&#8230;]</p>
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