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Get Ready The Smart Way For Your Thanksgiving Trip
By Joyce Jackson

In a very short time Americans will be off in masses for family gatherings for the Thanksgiving holiday. While staying home is the best advice the reality is that this holiday is the most heavily traveled in the country.

Regardless of the delays, exhaustion and memories of arguments from last year, we're all heading out to do it again.

You can get ready and be less stressed than last year with a few easy Thanksgiving travel tips.

Pack light. Carry one soft side bag. The one thig to count on at this time of year is long lines. Set your mind that delays will happen. If you pack light you can move around more easily while waiting for that late bus, train or plane.

Take a special book, magazine or DVD movie for those delay times. If you have something special to do while waiting the time goes much smoother. Pack low-sugar snacks and drinks. Travelers don't need a sugar rush while waiting or in cramped quarters.

Flying

Arrive at the airport two hours prior to scheduled flight departure time, both on the outbound and inbound trips. This is once you get into the terminal. Build in extra time to park your car. Remember, lots and parking resources will be filled so making a reservation at an off site parking facility will help. Most of them take holiday reservations with a deposit.

Stay Informed. Stay in touch with real-time flight status on the airline's web before heading to the airport. If you have an e-ticket the kiosks and skip ticket counter lines. Most airlines have these now so use them. Consider full-service curbside check-in if you have ski, snowboard, golf or sporting equipment.

Expect to stand in long lines. Expect planes to be jammed. On board stowage space will be critically limited so again, take only one small soft side bag to slip under the seat. If you are taking a gift leave it unwrapped. Most security checkpoints will now require you to unwrap wrapped gifts. Better yet, mail it on ahead a few days before your plane flight.

Driving

If you are hitting the road in your car and driving, make sure its in good working order. Check you oil, water, washer fluid and tire pressure. Make sure you pack emergency supplies in case you get stranded. Take fresh containers of drinking water. If you are in colder areas take blankets and warm jackets, tire chains de-icer.

Plan your trip so you do not return on Sunday. It' not recommended to drive on the SUnday after Thanksgiving. It is the worst, most traffic-heavy day of the year. Try leaving Saturday or staying through Monday.

Take games. Better yet, if your vehicle or laptop has a DVD player, take movies. There's no shame in a quiet, fight-free ride on the way home.

See you on the road!

About the Author: Joyce Jackson travels, writes and lectures extensively on simple, easy but great travel preparation so that you have a great trip each and every time with information, resources and articles on her website at < a href="http://www.travel-packing-tips.com/" style="text-decoration:none">www.travel-packing-tips.com

Source: www.isnare.com





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Westport is a historic town in Fairfield County with a population of 26,544 (2004 estimate). It was incorporated in 1835. The 22.4 square mile community was taken from Fairfield to the east, Weston to the north, Norwalk to the west, and Long Island South to the south. It is a shorefront town that stretches north into wooded hills and south to Long Island Sound, with abundant recreational opportunities.

Although Westport is a community with almost no industries, many companies have their corporate headquarters here, and many commercial designers and graphic artists work out of Westport. While Westport is often thought of as a commuter community, many of its residents work in the area as more corporations move to Fairfield County.

Transportation

Many highways cross Westport, giving fast access to mid-Manhattan (50 miles away), Boston, and all of Northern New England. The main highways are Route 1, known as the Boston Post Road, the Merritt Parkway (Route 15), and Interstate 95, also known as the Connecticut Turnpike. Frequent rail service via Metro North and Amtrak increases Westport’s accessibility from New York and all parts of New England, and it is no more than an hour’s limousine ride from New York’s airports.

Westport has two stations, Saugatuck and Greens Farms, on the Metro-North Railroad's New Haven line, which serves Grand Central Terminal in New York and Union Station in New Haven. This line is shared with Amtrak trains, as it is part of the Northeast Corridor, but no Amtrak services call at Westport. The nearest station at which these services stop is Stamford.

Famous Places and Events in Westport

Westport's Compo Beach was the site of the British invasion of Danbury, also known as Tyron's Raid.

Also near Compo Beach is the famous Minuteman Statue. One may notice that this statue was built facing away from the beach. This is because it commemorates the way the Minutemen hid and waited until they could attack the large British army from behind.

Westport houses the Westport Country Playhouse, a theatre scene active since 1930.

The city was made famous by the I Love Lucy television show, as it is where the Ricky and Lucy Ricardo (played by Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball) moved to after purchasing their new home. It was also the fictional residence of Darrin and Samantha Stephens on the television series Bewitched. The movie The Stepford Wives (both the original and the remake) are based on Westport. The original was filmed in Westport, and the remake takes place in Westport.

The Gregory Peck film "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit" (1956) was filmed, in part, in Westport.

Joe Arcudi (1993-1997) was the first and as yet only Italian-American First Selectman in town history.


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