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There’s just something about a classic burger, shake and fries that can instantly transport us back to the joys of childhood. If you love the idea of some good old fashioned fast food in a classic roadside setting, then you’ll want to take a look at this local gem that will instantly make you feel nostalgic for the good old days. Located in Inyo County in the town of Lone Pine, you’ll find the most charming old-fashioned burger and shake chalet that will take you back in time....

Fall in Virginia looks like many things: visits to cider mills, scenic strolls through the woods, unforgettable road trips, and enjoying our favorite seasonal treats. What better a way to honor the season than a trip to the Bev’s Homemade Ice Cream, where you can sample authentic pumpkin ice cream? This local spot is a big hit any time of year, but local ice cream lovers are particularly fond of the seasonal menu....

Out in Central New York you can find an assortment of lesser-known gems if you know where to look, but there’s one town in particular that’s a total paradise for anyone interested in doing some real treasure hunting. Part of Madison County, the small town of Madison and the hamlet it encompasses – Bouckville, together make up one picture-perfect antiquing destination. Keep reading to find out about some of the best stores in town and be prepared!...

Just outside of Baraboo, in the middle of the state, there is a park that’s home to a Native American effigy mound that dates back to 750-1200 AD. It is the only surviving anthropomorphic effigy mound that remains in North America. From the Sauk County Historical Society: “Man Mound Park, about four miles NE of Baraboo on Man Mound Road, was dedicated by the Sauk County Historical Society, the Wisconsin Archeological Society, and the Wis....

Mississippi is full of great towns. However, some have names that’ll leave you scratching your head. And if you’ve ever wondered just how some of the state’s most oddly named towns got their monikers, you’ve come to the right place. From local legends to historical facts, here are origins behind 13 of Mississippi’s strangest town names. Sebastopol Jeff Baldock’s Creative Visions/Facebook Originally known as Hathaway Springs, Sebastopol was in existence before the Civil War; however, it didn’t officially become a town until 1917....

Contrary to the popular belief of outsiders, everyone in New Hampshire does not live in a log cabin. That said, we definitely have a lot of love for these classic structures, and a lot of us probably wished that the stereotype was true! Luckily, you can easily live the dream for a gorgeous getaway right here in the Granite State. The Pemi Cabins in Lincoln, open year round, provide a perfect scenic escape from the daily grind, with 14 one and two bedroom cabins offered for rent at reasonable prices....

You probably already know that Nebraska is home to tons of museums and attractions that speak to our state’s place in American history. But did you realize that there’s an entire town which has been immortalized in books and beautifully preserved for decades? Red Cloud, in Webster County and just a stone’s throw away from the Republican River, is steeped in generations of history. Google Maps This is where Pulitzer Prize-winning Nebraska author Willa Cather spent her formative years....

Have you ever dreamed you could sleep in a treehouse like when you were a kid? Well, without the ants, and other pesky bugs making an appearance to steal your snacks. Look no further! This epic treehouse in Winfield is ready and waiting to keep you warm and cozy while still providing that weightless feeling of sleeping off the ground. Barns at Timber Creek Facebook First of all, the entire grounds of The Barns at Timber Creek is gorgeous....

It won’t be long before Autumn will be rolling across our state and naturally it will come to the northern part first. We also have to consider the fact that the fall foliage tends to be the most striking in the mountainous region of our state. We have numerous state parks in the upstate that present fabulous opportunities to view the fall foliage when it’s at its peak. Why am I writing this article now, in the middle of September, you ask?...

There’s nothing quite so alluring as the thrill of the illicit. However, most activities covered by that adjective can interrupt your adult life in… well, unwanted ways. That’s the appeal of the speakeasy restaurant. You get the kick of doing something a little risqué without the fallout of social media photos to haunt you for years to come. If you’re in the mood to shake things up or are simply fascinated by life in the 1920s, you owe it to yourself to visit a speakeasy....

Austinites know the value of supporting local businesses, and this east side institution is no exception. The Quickie Pickie sells everything from toothpaste to craft beer, and the food is mouthwateringly delicious. You won’t find grab-and-go eats like this anywhere else. This tiny shop in Austin is so much more than a general store. What do you get when you combine a general store with a craft beer bar and a coffeeshop?...

Georgia is not the type of place that when you visit, you would think that you are stepping into another country. Especially when it comes to cuisine. While there are many different types of restaurants boasting international and ethnic cuisine (10 Restaurants In Georgia To Get Ethnic Food That’ll Blow Your Mind) there is one new restaurant that encompasses the entire experience. Once you set foot into Kula Revolving Sushi Bar, you’ll never want to eat sushi any other way again....

As anybody in West Virginia knows, the formation of America’s railroads is a big part of West Virginia’s development and history. So it’s no surprise that one of the most historic towns in the state has a train-themed restaurant. If you have ever spent a Sunday afternoon playing with trains, or even building a train table with your Dad, then a visit to this restaurant is sure to feel a bit nostalgic....

Have you been craving tacos lately, but don’t want to visit the same old taco joint every time? We’ve found a cool place in eastern Kansas that’s sure to bring a smile to your face. Today, we’re headed to a town in Kansas that’s embraced one of the best movies ever made, The Wizard of Oz. Even if we don’t care for the jokes you get outside of the state, this themed restaurant is one we all should visit at least once....

The words “remote” and “New Jersey” may not normally be heard together but we do have some scenic, secluded spots in our state. North Jersey has a handful but when it comes to isolation, South Jersey does it best. There are a handful of towns with tiny populations and no major attractions for miles…just natural beauty to enjoy. The most remote spot in the Garden State has to be somewhere in the middle of the Pinelands, and we think it’s pretty perfect....

As a major metro city, Boston is usually the setting for thrillers and dramas, rather than lighthearted romps. However, it’s those more intense movie genres that often receive awards, so Boston appears in many highly-regarded movies. From films based on Dennis Lehane novels – in which Boston is practically a character – to movies showing Fenway Park, this list features films shot in and around your favorite city. The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) Flickr/Film Star Vintage Sure, the remake of The Thomas Crown Affair was fun, but you can’t beat the original....

Detroit is a city that’s always looking forward to the future. Despite our many difficulties throughout the decades, we never lose hope — and there’s something undeniably exciting about Motown. While we’re eager to celebrate our ever-changing cityscape, we’re equally as thrilled by the parts of our hometown that remain intact through all the highs and lows. Here are ten places in Detroit that stand as constant symbols of our beloved city....

Everyone in South Dakota knows about our most popular gems. You’ve visited Mount Rushmore, Badlands National Park, Custer State Park and Falls Park in Sioux Falls. Here are some lesser-known gems throughout the state that you should definitely have on your bucket list. Take a look! Laframboise Island Nature Area, Pierre South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks Lewis and Clark visited this island in 1804, and named it “Bad Humor Island” because of a tense conflict with native peoples....

Kansas City is very unique when it comes to culture mixing and our many festivals and events. Those odd traits you find here also include phrases you’re not going to hear anywhere else. Welcome to Kansas City, go get yourself a Skyscraper! “I need to stop by Aldis on the way home.” Mike Mozart/Flickr Here in Kansas City, places like Aldi and JC Penney get an “s” at the end....

From our famous steakhouses to our one-of-a-kind eateries, the Last Best Place is one of the best places to dine out. And if you ever get the chance to try one of the spots on this list, treat yourself — you won’t regret it. Cafe Madriz, 311 N Canyon St., West Yellowstone Cafe Madriz Facebook Cafe Madriz Facebook Tapas in West Yellowstone? It’s true. Though it’s only open seasonally, meaning you’ll have to stop by during spring or summer, Cafe Madriz serves some of the finest Spanish food you’ll ever have....