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The Junk Gypsies' treehouse transformation

Shannen Doherty, Holly Marie Combs - Louisville KY

Greg Jeffcoat, Rusty Jeffcoat, Highway Cowboys

Autumn Inspired Floral Centerpiece with Attractive Greenery

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Archie Allen and Exie Jo pose proudly in their Pasture Ball t-shirts just before the first pitch is thrown, as seen on Great American Country's Junk Gypsies.

Tombstone, Ariz.

Tombstone is one gold rush-era "ghost town" that isn't, well, a total ghost town. With a year-round population of about 1,500 (the town's motto is "The Town Too Tough to Die"), Tombstone hits its stride around Halloween, when travelers descend on the town to celebrate "Helldorado Days," which began as an anniversary commemorating the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral (it went down Oct. 26, 1881). The annual event features a variety of Old West-themed activities and is usually held the third weekend in October. While you're whooping it up Old West-style, don't forget to visit Big Nose Kate's Saloon to buy tickets for the "Gunfighter and Ghost Tour," featuring Tombstone's "most haunted" destinations, and check out famous Boothill Cemetery (pictured), where many of the outlaw gunslingers -- and their victims -- are buried.

Carnival and Mardi Gras

The world-famous parade known as Mardi Gras is part of a week-long festival of street celebrations, floats and beads-galore. The city-wide event takes place every year before the season of Lent. Mardi Grad, or Fat Tuesday, is the day before Ash Wednesday -- the final day of Carnival. Visitors come from all over to be a part of the festivities, and for many locals, it is the most anticipated event of the year.

Photo By: NewOrleansOnline.com

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Arches

The stunning rock formations create a natural canopy or “chuppah” for couples marrying in Arches. Though the park allows the assembled to celebrate with a cookout afterward, many couples head to a hotel or resort in Moab for their receptions. Photo couresy of Moab photographer Angela Hayes.

Photo By: Angela Hayes

Junk Gypsy Wander Inn

The trail riders are relaxing on the front porch and enjoying their stay at the Junk Gypsy's Wanderer Inn, as seen on GAC's Junk Gypsies. (action)

Robert's Western World in Nashville

Nashville’s honky tonks are a thing of legends, and to understand Nashville you really must visit them on Broadway Ave. There’ll be music, maybe some dancing, and maybe the next big star gracing the stage ... or a certifiable star next to you singing along.

Photo By: Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp.

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The Junk Gypsies' treehouse transformation

Amie and Jolie's friends Brian and Amy, fellow Texan upcyclers, built a treehouse in their backyard using recycled wood and windows. They called on the Junk Gypsies to help them transform the tiny space and turn it into a funky guesthouse.

Photo By: Sarah Wilson / Getty Images

Junk Gypsies Jolie and Amie Sikes

Jolie and Amie Sikes share a laugh after a long hard day of decorating Jolie's new living room, as seen on Great American Countries Junk Gypsies.

Santa Claus House in North Pole, Alaska

This town in central Alaska advertises its ZIP code (99705) as "Santa's ZIP Code." And why not? After all, it's got the right name -- even if the reason for it is more about economics than holiday spirit. When a development company bought the area in 1952, it decided to call it North Pole in the hopes of attracting a toy manufacturer or theme-park developer to the area. While that didn't pan out the way the developers had hoped, the town does lay claim to the Santa Claus House, the "official" home of the jolly gift-giver. A 42-foot tall, 900-pound Santa statue welcomes visitors to the sprawling store, which, predictably, specializes in Christmas-related merchandise and collectibles.

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Cast-Iron Dutch Oven Jambalaya Dish

This one-pot jambalaya dish cooked in a cast iron Dutch oven is very forgiving, and when cooking for a big group at your campsite, the more food the better.

From: Jeremy Pawlowski

Shannen Doherty, Holly Marie Combs - Louisville KY

Greg Jeffcoat, Rusty Jeffcoat, Highway Cowboys

Navy Pier

Jutting 3,300 feet out into Lake Michigan, Navy Pier is one of the most visited places in Chicago. The pier was built in 1916 as a cargo facility for freighters. Today, Navy Pier features a 150-foot-tall Ferris wheel, IMAX theater, the Chicago Shakespeare Theater and the Chicago Children's Museum.

Photo By: Cesar Russ Photography

Autumn Inspired Floral Centerpiece with Attractive Greenery

Sprigs of fir, seed pods, dusty miller and other unusual greenery lay an attractive background for lovely flowers with autumn colors. The simple, rustic box that holds the arrangement is fitting for the floral centerpiece.

Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott and Kids

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