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NexusVR – Immersive Virtual Reality Experience NexusVR – Immersive Virtual Reality Experience NexusVR – Immersive Virtual Reality Experience NexusVR – Immersive Virtual Reality Experience NexusVR – Immersive Virtual Reality Experience NexusVR – Immersive Virtual Reality Experience Atlanta Metro Duluth Virtual reality lets you escape the every day and do something you never thought possible, see something you never thought you’d see, and be someone you never even thought about being, so which will you be?
  • A space explorer
  • A deep-sea diver
  • A zombie fighter
  • An action star
  • An world traveler
  • A soaring eagle
At NexusVR you can bring together groups of any size with fun experiences for young and old, gamers or causal explorers alike, and there's something for everyone.
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  • 8 Unexpected Destinations for an Unforgettable Thanksgiving Escape

    Thanksgiving weekend ranks as one of the busiest travel periods in the U.S., with airports and highways jammed with holiday travelers heading home. Weve previously covered the top Thanksgiving hotel deals to skip the couch, expert tips for holiday travel, and the most affordable flight days. But heres a thought: For the rest of the world, Thanksgiving is just another Thursday in November. With airfares expected to climb as the holiday nears, these last-minute deals let you swap turkey for fresh

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    Chincoteague Island’s Saltwater Cowboys These happy buckaroos are all members of the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company, on Virginia’s Atlantic Coast—where they work full time. But once each summer they participate in the famed Chincoteague Pony Swim, which is when these gorgeous wild horses are encouraged to swim from their natural habitat on Assateague Island to nearby Chincoteague Island. The horses are then very gently rounded up and auctioned off to happy horse lovers across th

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    The 51st state?There’s a lot more to Washington, D.C. than monuments and cherry blossoms, and we mean a lot more. Washington, D.C. has more residents than some states: With 706,000 residents, it’s more populous than both Wyoming and Vermont. This is just one of the reasons its residents and representatives are pushing harder than ever for it to become a state. In June 2020, the House of Representatives passed a bill for the first time to make D.C. a state—and while it likely won̵