Less than an hour’s drive from most of Kansas City sits a charming town that’s left out of a lot of hype. It’s got that small-town Missouri hospitality that you just don’t find everywhere these days, and a solid day’s worth of events to enjoy while you’re there. The features of this awesome town are just too good to ignore, but have you ever been there to see for yourself? If not, let’s check out what they have to offer!...
Alaska is alive with volcanoes and there is activity the along Aleutian Island chain. Augustine Volcano is one of the most active, and forms the Augustine Island in southwestern Cook Inlet in the Kenai Peninsula Borough of southcentral coastal Alaska. This living volcano had an enormous eruption that lasted for months, spewing huge quantities of smoke and ash. The ash clouds could be seen for hundreds of miles and global air traffic was disrupted....
Utah’s real estate market is definitely robust lately. Realtors often receive multiple bids on homes as soon as they’re listed – especially homes in the lower part of the price range. It’s a tough market for first-time homebuyers, that’s for sure. Of course, some places in the Beehive State command higher prices than others. We thought we’d take a look at what kinds of homes are available at or near $300,000, in different parts of Utah....
DC is a walker and biker’s paradise. It’s relatively flat and we have great bike trails, jogging trails and walking trails all over the city. And more are popping up all the time. The newest trail in DC has a fascinating history and a truly unique story. The Klingle Valley Trail is finally open, and it is positively amazing. Here’s what you should know. The Klingle Valley Trail had it’s official ribbon cutting ceremony in late June....
If you have children of all ages in your family, there’s a plane-themed restaurant just outside Chicago that will please each and every loved one. This unique place is memorable for both its decor and its food. Get a little history with lunch sometime at this fabulous eatery. Keep scrolling for more details about the location and menu items. In Chicago’s northwest suburbs sits a cute restaurant that guests never forget....
You’ve seen Arethusa Falls and Diana’s Baths, and you’ve trekked through the Lost River Gorge and to Sabbaday Falls. But did you know that not far from Arethusa Falls there’s a lovely Crawford Notch waterfall that only requires a short hike on a lovely trail? Only a couple of miles away from the famous Arethusa Falls, Ripley Falls tends to get overshadowed - but we think it’s a mistake to overlook this lovely spot....
Winter provides the perfect backdrop for lounging inside, under the covers, and watching the snow fall. Of course, we can only do so much of that. Sometimes we need to get outside, get out our energy, and have a little fun, even in the dead of winter. Fortunately, Pittsburgh has plenty to do all winter long. Add this Pittsburgh park that transforms into a wonderland each winter on your to do list this season....
Something you might not realize until you stop to think about it, New York is home to quite a few small towns that have been said to be the source of inspiration for some of our favorite books and films. Before we’ve mentioned how the town of Chittenango is like stepping into a modern-day scene from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, with it being L. Frank Baum’s hometown and all. But if you head just over an hour west of Chittenango, you’ll find another magical town that will completely charm you....
Choosing where to eat is a considerably difficult decision, wouldn’t you say? It’s hard to figure out what everybody wants, where is close, the best spots in town…and it gets even MORE difficult when you’re visiting another city. Lucky for you, we put together a fairly comprehensive list of great eateries in Nashville, Tennessee. You won’t find our most, “touristy” spots on here, but a few deep cuts and a solid number of local hangs....
When you take the time to explore new parts of Southern California, you never know what treasures you’ll find. Whether you’re exploring a new city or a new neighborhood, there are plenty of surprises to discover along the way that will make you appreciate SoCal even more. Our most recent discovery is a local Mom and Pop shop that has been around for close to 80 years and still maintains its charm after all this time....
You’ve probably heard of La Caille, one of Utah’s most beautiful restaurants. But did you know that La Caille also has a vineyard? And…did you know that you can stay overnight at La Caille? Take a look! La Caille is well-known for its beautiful grounds, delicious French food and well-stocked wine cellar. carandnat/Tripadvisor But did you know that La Caille also has its very own vineyard? La Caille While you might not think that northern Utah has the right climate for growing grapes, this vineyard was planted with Seyval Blanc in 1986, and has been thriving ever since....
Nashville has become a big ol’ bustling city in recent years, but every so often its nice to turn away from the wave of coffee shops and new restaurants to remember the heart of the city. It’s nice to experience our world and our home the way it once was. These photographs truly exhume the integrity of the city and give us a personal look into the heart and history the city has and has seen....
If you live in Montana and you’re not regularly taking road trips (when the ground isn’t completely covered in snow, of course), you’re missing out on some incredible experiences. We highly recommend adding these 5 itineraries to your road trip list — they’re truly unforgettable. Glacier National Park to Yellowstone National Park Bernd Thaller / Flickr Take this road trip during the summer, and allow yourself at least a week to enjoy it (longer if possible)....
If you want to give yourself a bit of a spook while exploring North Dakota this October, you might want to stop by this unusual recreation area and take a hike on its trail. If you’re easily scared by being in the dark, then this is not for you! This spot is not only a little unnerving but fascinating and full of history: it is also the only spot like this in the entire state....
For those of us who love hunting for unique treasures at great prices, nothing beats a good thrift store or flea market. That is, nothing beats those things for most of the year. But for one weekend every spring, a 100-mile yard sale goes right through Minnesota. If you’re an antique hound or a vintage junkie, you will absolutely love your visit. Mark your calendars, because this incredible yard sale is coming up fast....
Philadelphia was once a booming industrial city, and there’s evidence of our city’s factory history everywhere you look. Though the days of enormous factories with their steam stacks in the middle of the city are over, there are still plenty of places that haven’t been torn down by developers to make way for loft apartments. These places are not quite preserved, but they’re still standing, becoming part of the earth that they stand on....
Milwaukee is an ever-changing, ever-growing city, but some things just always stay the same. Are you ready to take a journey through our city’s past? We’ve compiled ten old photographs to show you how much MKE has changed and, in some ways, how it’s stayed the same throughout the years! Pabst Theater - 1970 Douglas Green/Wikimedia Commons Did you ever see a show here in the 70s? Inside County Stadium - 1960 grandfather of Robert Jahnke/Wikimedia Commons County Stadium or Miller Park?...
There’s no denying that Alabama is a wonderful place to call home. If you’re thinking about moving to the Yellowhammer State, you’re making a great decision. Why, you ask? From beautiful scenery to delicious food, you’ll never grow tired of living here. For 11 reasons why, take a look below. Alabama is home to the kindest people you’ll ever meet, so why live anywhere else? Southern hospitality at its finest! flickr/Ralph Daily...
For the photographer, these locations are a dream come true. They are perfect for capturing all the beauty of the Constitution State and for having a good time. So if you’ve been looking to catch some sights, build your portfolio, or just need an excuse to get a fancy camera, start here! Danbury Railway Museum (Danbury) Mecki Mac/Flickr Mecki Mac/Flickr Barkhamsted Reservoir/Saville Dam (Barkhamsted) Jon-Lewis/Flickr Andy Langager/Flickr Eolia Mansion at Harkness Memorial State Park (Waterford) supercake/Flickr...
In case you didn’t already know, New Mexico is filled with some fascinating history. You’ll find ancient dwellings that date back at least 1,000 years, abandoned relics of the state’s territorial past, and even much older pieces of history that will take you back millions of years to the age of dinosaurs. If you want to explore of some of these but still want to get a bit of exercise, you’ll want to check out these fantastic hikes....
