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No one would ever make the mistake of calling Martha’s Vineyard “undiscovered,” but in spite of its raging popularity – during the summer the population swells from around 15,000 to a whopping 120,000 – the island still feels like a quiet escape. Year after year, a faithful stable of East-coasters return to unwind on the island’s one hundred square miles of beaches, inlets, quaint towns and nature reserves.
Why GoBecause no matter how popular it gets, this New England getaway will always be a haven of quaint beach towns.
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