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"During our time on&amp;nbsp;the&amp;nbsp;Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Across America&amp;nbsp;&amp;mdash; from California to Colorado, Illinois, Maine, Pennsylvania and, finally, North Carolina &amp;mdash; we&amp;nbsp;tasted&amp;nbsp;beers, talked to locals, and&amp;nbsp;tried to get a&amp;nbsp;sense of the&amp;nbsp;state of&amp;nbsp;craft beer across the country. We learned&amp;nbsp;a lot on our trip: That hot air balloon rides can cure hangovers, Pliny for breakfast&amp;nbsp;will rob you of your ambitions, and that you can, indeed, brew beer on the back of a moving bus.&amp;nbsp;\r\nRELATED: Checking in From Every Stop of Beer Camp\r\nMore importantly, we found that there&amp;nbsp;were&amp;nbsp;dozens of great beers that you can only get by being a local &amp;mdash;&amp;nbsp;whether&amp;nbsp;in&amp;nbsp;Asheville, North Carolina,&amp;nbsp;Philadelphia,&amp;nbsp;Portland, Maine, or&amp;nbsp;San Diego. From walking the grounds of the regional festivals and tasting&amp;nbsp;some 30 beers at each of the seven Beer Camp festivals (this wasn't entirely fun;&amp;nbsp;not all the beers were good), we&amp;nbsp;found&amp;nbsp;70 beers that, if you live more than a few hundred miles away from the brewery, you probably haven't had the chance to try. We suggest you&amp;nbsp;follow our example and&amp;nbsp;make a road trip out of it. A&amp;nbsp;beer tour across the country&amp;nbsp;doesn't sound like too bad an idea now, does it?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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