We love spreading the word about the fun places to go, things to do and the best places to eat in South Carolina. This article has a little of each as we visit a historic small town that every true South Carolinian should visit at least once. Known as The Front Porch of the Lowcountry, Walterboro, SC dishes up a heaping mound of history, charm and hospitality. Take a look for yourself below....
There is a little-known garden in Charlotte that is home to some of the most beautiful plants, flowers, and birds that exist in our city. A secret garden of sorts, many people are unaware of this local treasure — Wing Haven Gardens & Bird Sanctuary. If you enjoy observing nature in a quiet, beautiful atmosphere you will definitely want to see this place. It is absolutely amazing. Wing Haven Gardens & Bird Sanctuary actually stemmed from two neighbors who lived down the street from each other and both enjoyed gardening....
If you like exploring places that are a little weird, you’ll be happy to know that Washington is full of them. And when you’ve got a free weekend to see some of our finest oddities, we highly suggest embarking on this road trip. Feel free to modify or add your own destinations as needed. Google Maps Start at Dick and Jane’s Spot at 101 N Pearl Street in Ellensburg. Dick And Jane’s Spot Facebook This is a private home, but it’s also meant to be an art spot that you can view any time of day....
Baltimore has plenty of brunch spots that are perfect for chowing down on a Sunday morning. If you prefer your brunch accompanied with a bit of spice, then check out the following restaurants that just may serve the best bloody marys in Baltimore. Can you complete our entire bloody mary bucket list?! Jimmy’s Famous Seafood Yelp / Rick J. Facebook / Jimmy’s Famous Seafood The bloody marys here are more like a meal and we aren’t complaining!...
Growing up in New Jersey shapes you, has a lasting effect that’s hard to deny. You were likely raised on terrifying tales of the Jersey Devil, spent many a night at a diner, and have some serious bagel bias. These are a few things that ring true for most New Jerseyans but your exact location in the Garden State also has an impact. Life in rural Sussex County, for example, is very different from life in bustling Hudson County and the charming riverfront town of Lambertville is a stark contrast to the major riverfront city of Camden....
When it comes to selecting restaurants in Charlotte, sometimes you just need stick with your old standbys, no matter how they appear on the exterior. In a sea full of trendy new places, Charlotte also has some amazing hole-in-the wall restaurants that don’t look like much on the outside, but have won awards for their amazing food and atmosphere. These are our favorite hole-in-the wall restaurants in the QC, and once you try them, they’ll be yours too....
A home cooked meal just can’t be beat. But the time and effort required to prepare such a meal? Most of us would rather do without. Luckily, Mississippi is practically overflowing with restaurants that whip up meals so good, you’ll swear your grandma made them. And one of them is hiding in a rustic log cabin in D’Iberville. Take a look: This is Café New Orleans. Even though it’s only been at its current location for a few years, it’s actually a Gulf Coast staple....
Every night’s pretty much a good night for Italian, wouldn’t you say? Especially if it’s authentic, gourmet Italian. Who could pass that up? Whether you’re looking for the perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you’ll definitely want to add this quaint Pennsylvania restaurant to your culinary bucket list. Tucked away in the charming town of Yardley, Christine’s Restaurant promises a generous menu of traditional and original Italian dishes. Facebook/Christine’s Restaurant of Yardley...
If you’re a fan of stars and planets, then you probably spend quite a bit of time following NASA on the news and staring through your own telescope. Still, sometimes it’s just not enough to look up at the sky within the heart of suburbia. No, you should be stargazing at Edgar Evins State Park. If you’re located in Tennessee and are looking for a magical Friday night, we think you need to pack up a blanket and get ready for a visual adventure....
Most legends in North Carolina involve creepy, scary, awful things that can keep you up at night, like this list can. But not all legends and folklore involve frightening things. You won’t believe the unlikely spot in the Tar Heel State where mermaids are said to be seen… Located about 30 miles to the Southeast of Raleigh, at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, there’s an unexpectedly magical place where mermaids have been spotted....
If you’re willing to travel for delicious food and a cozy atmosphere, then check out the following restaurant in Maryland. It’s located in the heart of horse country so not only will you enjoy your dining experience, but the drive here will be scenic and rewarding as well. Prepare to feast your eyes (and your stomach!) at this charming eatery. The Manor Tavern is located in Monkton, which is a 35 minute drive north of Baltimore....
Here in Ohio, we definitely have our fair share of unique places to eat. (Check out this list for some great suggestions.) But when you’re feeling extra patriotic and proud to be an American, there’s one Toledo area restaurant you should check out. The Whitehouse Inn in Whitehouse, Ohio is a delicious, family-owned restaurant with a patriotic flare. It’s a truly unique place to eat. Take a look: Although the name makes it sound like a swanky overnight getaway, The Whitehouse Inn is a gorgeous restaurant that’s unlike any other....
You might be surprised by how many fantastic Mexican restaurants and taco places you can find in Indianapolis if you look hard enough. However, we’re here to do you a favor by limiting your search and letting you skip straight to checking out these fabulous tacos throughout the city. Here’s our hand-picked taco trail: This 45-minute trip throughout Indianapolis will take you to seven of the best tacos spots in the city....
New Hampshirites, let’s face it – this is the time of year when we all question why we live here. And it’s especially bad this winter, with record cold temperatures that have had us all bundling up more than tourists from the South who visit us in November. We still have plenty of cold days and weeks ahead, but don’t despair – we’ve assembled a list of great ways that you can stay warm and cozy during this deep freeze....
Are you ready to take a trip to corndog heaven? The Original Pronto Pup is an iconic roadside restaurant on the Oregon Coast serving some of the most mouthwatering corndogs in the Beaver State. In addition to the amazing food, this historic business is also home to the world’s largest corndog AND the world’s first mechanical riding corndog. A trip to Pronto Pup is most definitely one for your bucket list....
Are you brave enough to embark on a Delaware Cemetery Lantern Tour? First State Heritage Park is dedicated to preserving the stories of those who lived in Delaware during the founding of our nation. Their wildly popular, spooky Lantern Cemetery Tours are back again this year, so get ready for a spooky walk through the dark of Dover. The stories of the dead expose the true history of our country, and touring their gravesites will reveal the elaborate mourning rituals of Victorian America....
With the crazy pace of life these days, sometimes it’s nice to look back on simpler times. We discovered these photos of everyday life in Rhode Island in the Yale University Vintage Photo Library. They offer a glimpse of people going about their daily activities, not a smartphone or driverless car in sight. Employees leaving their jobs at Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company in Providence. Yale Vintage Photo Library/ Jack Delano...
Who doesn’t enjoy a beautiful sunset? There’s something so calming about watching the sun set over the horizon, and we’ve got the perfect spot. There’s an amazing little state park that’s a short drive from the city where you’ll be able to watch some of the most stunning sunsets you’ve ever seen. There’s a wonderful little start park that’s located on Vermilion Bay that you have to check out. Cypremort Point State Park/Facebook...
Whether you’re a believer or not, Montana has its fair share of ghost stories and haunted places. And since Halloween is a mere month away, we thought it might be fun to revisit some of the spooky spots we’ve explored in the past. From the abandoned prison to the century-old hotels, it’s safe to say that Montana has its share of eerie places. Old Montana Prison Museum, Deer Lodge bhaforever / TripAdvisor There have been reports of paranormal activity at the Old Prison Museum for many years....
With Halloween right around the corner, you’re probably looking for ways to celebrate the spookiest time of year. From creepy haunted corn mazes, to charming pumpkin patches, there’s plenty of fun activities to keep you busy during the month of October. One of the best ways to get into the Halloween spirit this year is to visit the Wenzel Farm Fantasy Trail in Oregon City, Oregon. Take a look: The Wenzel Farm Fantasy Trail is a lighted, wooded trail filled with spooktacular sights and sounds....
