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Baltimoreans are a rare breed. There are some things Baltimore natives do in every day life that would seem insane to outsiders. Check out this list and see if you relate to any of the following: They shout “O!” during the National Anthem. Flickr / Keith Allison It’s tradition and not meant to offend. They’re into the most peculiar art. Flickr / chris dilts With so many creative people around Baltimore, art (especially one-of-a-kind art) can be found everywhere....

Given our access to modern medicine and technology, most of us would rather stay put in the 21st century. But every once in a while, it’s nice to remember what it was like way back when the world was just a little slower. Luckily, there is plenty of photographic evidence to jog our memories. These photos of Minnesota from the early 1900s will take you back to a century ago....

Boy, do New Mexican’s love tacos! Earlier, we brought you some of the best places to get them, with these stories: 12 Places To Get Tacos That Are Out Of This World Good In New Mexico. Your Tastebuds Will Go Crazy For This Amazing Taco Trail In New Mexico But why stop there? Below, find even MORE places to get some of the best tacos in New Mexico. Enjoy! Zacatecas Tacos + Tequila (Albuquerque) Jeremy L....

North Carolina’s most famous highway took 54 years to build. Completed in 1987, the entire road eventually encompassed 469 miles from end to end, connecting the Great Smoky Mountains National Park with the Shenandoah National Park with one long, scenic journey. As children, most North Carolinians made at least some family journeys on the parkway, trips that left indelible impressions on our hearts and souls. We’ve compiled some amazing photos of the construction and very early years of the Blue Ridge Parkway below....

The incoming fall season in South Carolina opens many doors. Firstly, it’s getting cooler out – and that means we can more easily enjoy spending time outside. Secondly, with the summer season behind us we have a little more stability in our schedule – freeing up some time just for ourselves. Before the onslaught of holiday madness takes over, plan on getting some R&R. Here are some idea starters for very best things you can do in South Carolina in the autumn....

“I wasn’t born here, but I got here as soon as I could” is a popular saying around here about Texas, and the same thing can be said about Dallas – Fort Worth! Most people love the vibrancy of the area, and get double the fun by living in the Metroplex where there is not one, but two dynamic and diverse cities. If you were raised here, you’ll always have special memories of the heart of Texas, even if you roam far from home....

No matter how normal a place might look on the surface, rest assured that if it has a history, it isn’t an entirely happy one. Below you’ll find seven of the most horrifying disasters, both natural and man-made, that occurred right here in the Lone Star State. Chances are you didn’t learn about these in history class. Texas City Disaster (1947) Wikipedia April 16, 1947 is a day that will forever go down in infamy....

Beavers Bend State Park is a gem in southeastern Oklahoma, comprised of 1,300 acres about 10 miles north of Broken Bow. The park boasts of a postcard-like setting and is an outdoor oasis waiting to be discovered. beaversbend.statepark/Facebook Tucked away inside this spectacular state park is Beavers Bend Restaurant - located on the banks of Mountain Fork River. John L/Tripadvisor Mountain Fork River offers crystal clear waters, towering pines on its banks and breathtaking fall colors....

For many of us, summer sleep-away camp is one of our fondest childhood memories. The cozy cabins, the songs, the games, the camaraderie — it all combined to create some of the best, and most carefree, days of our lives. While it’s difficult to relive that experience as an adult, there’s one New Hampshire restaurant and bar — fittingly called Camp — that’ll bring you back for a few hours....

Sitka is a uniquely beautiful slice of Alaska where the climate stays cool and mild year-round. The striking location is on Baranof Island in Southeast Alaska. The refreshing trail heads into the clouds to show off the picturesque location that Sitkans are proud to call home. The Gavan Hill Trail is a favorite and an excellent place for an adventure in Sitka. This adventurous trail begins near downtown Sitka and climbs the mountains overlooking town....

Nothing says fall like a gorgeous hike through the Virginia landscape. Or in the case of High Bridge State Park, over the landscape. While this area just outside of Farmville is gorgeous in all seasons, no one can disagree that it’s simply magical in autumn. And if you’ve yet to experience this transformation, you owe it to yourself to make the trip to Virginia’s most famous bridge hike this season....

Located in Reno’s Midtown District Junkee Clothing Exchange is a 15,000-square-foot thrift shopper’s dream. Loaded with modern and vintage clothing, costumes, antiques, furniture, handmade and recycled items, and much more this is a truly unbelievable thrift store you must visit if you live in—or are visiting—Nevada. Take a look at this truly epic store. Despite being called Junkee Clothing Exchange, this amazing thrift store is so much more! Fer R./Yelp...

Head over to Cedar Rapids this weekend to enjoy the rich holiday traditions of the Czech and Slovak cultures. There’s so much here to see and do. It’s time for the 8th annual Old World Christmas Market at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library. National Czech & Slovak Museum It’s happening Saturday, December 2nd between 10 am and 5 pm and Sunday, December 3 between 10 am and 3 pm at the museum in Cedar Rapids....

There is something about fall in a small town that just feels right. Everything seems even more colorful and charming and many of these towns celebrate fall in their own unique way, making them even more appealing. Near Cincinnati, just across the Indiana border, is the historic village of Metamora, and it remains a quaint and unique place to spend a day, especially during the fall. Situated along the Whitewater Canal, the historic town of Metamora is filled with idyllic small town charm....

While most of us delight in the magic of fall foliage, those with colorblindness can’t usually partake in this seasonal phenomenon. That’s where the beauty of Tennessee’s new leaf-peeping technology comes in. The Department of Tourism has recently installed “colorblind-less viewfinders” to allow those who typically cannot differentiate red/green colors to experience the full spectrum of autumnal color. Here’s more on this wonderful project: Can you imagine the sheer magic of experiencing fall foliage for the first time?...

Many of us dream of one day setting out on a cross-country road trip, Keruac-style. Experiencing all the beauty of this amazing nation This incredible drone video was created by Dave Tebbutt and presented by YouTube user EpicDroneVideos. The footage sweeps across some of the most spectacular sites in America. Youtube Youtube From wild buffalo charging across the prairie to the golden curves of Arches Natural Park, Tebbutt’s drone soars above acres of pristine wilderness and stunning natural wonders....

The Moose is Loose Bakery in Soldotna is a legend. People love their morning pastries and the specialty items are ordered for every event in the area from children’s birthdays to wedding cakes to flaky butter rolls for Thanksgiving. This small town bakery is a local favorite, and extremely tasty. You’ll love the Moose is Loose in Soldotna. The Moose is Loose Soldotna: 44278 Sterling Highway, Soldotna, AK 99669. This local favorite lies on the Kenai Peninsula in the little town of Soldotna....

A shop that sells cinnamon rolls?! One that isn’t in the mall?! Yes, folks, it’s true – as of last week, North Nashville is home to The Rollout, a fabulous specialty shop that serves up decadent cinnamon rolls with a side of southern hospitality. Great for locals and tourists alike, The Rollout lies just off the beaten path and right in the heart of one of our most cultured communities....

Beauty comes in many forms, but a certain form is hard to beat when it comes to bodies of water – the vibrant, deeply colored waters of a river or lake that makes you think of sparkling sapphires. North Dakota has quite a few naturally stunning lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams, but a few come out on top when it comes to being scenic. Here is one of the most gorgeous rivers in the state that looks simply amazing with its vibrant coloring:...

There’s nothing better than the smell of fresh leather and the sight of rhinestone cowboy boots. Dozens of Austin-area boot stores brag about being the best in the state, but nothing compares to The Texas Boot Company in Bastrop. Your heart will skip a beat when you lay eyes on their extensive selection of western wear. After a trip to this epic store, you’ll be ready for the rodeo in no time....