Stevensville Montana Is Full Of Amazing Antique Stores

If you live in Western Montana, you probably already know that Stevensville is a charming town with several great attractions, like the historic St. Mary’s Mission. But if you’re a fan of shopping for treasures from the past, it’s a total paradise. Stevensville is a small town in Ravalli County that was the first permanent settlement in the state. Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr The vibe here is charming, peaceful and historic....

February 13, 2023 · 2 min · 345 words · Patricia Richards

The 10 Most Beautiful Restaurants In All Of Minnesota

From the more than 10,000 lakes and their breathtaking sunsets to thick, endless forests to incredible waterfalls, Minnesotans certainly know beauty. Another thing Minnesotans know is good food. There are restaurants all across Minnesota with gorgeous views and amazing decor – not to mention excellent food. Combining good lucks, incredible surroundings, and mouthwatering tastes, they are some of the most beautiful restaurants in Minnesota. Pickwick Restaurant & Pub - Duluth Pickwick/Facebook...

February 13, 2023 · 8 min · 1668 words · Cleo Silvera

The Best Lobster Roll On The East Coast Is At Chesapeake And Maine In Delaware

Delaware is known for being a seafood state, but it constantly gets overshadowed by the bigger players in the seafood industry, like Maine and Maryland. In typical off-centered Dogfish Head fashion, Delaware’s favorite brewery decided to take things into their own hands and bring the best of the best to one location in Rehoboth Beach. Using locally sourced seafood as well as the finest products from Maryland and Maine, Dogfish Head’s Chesapeake and Maine seafood shack has created the ultimate experience for fish and crustacean lovers statewide – the best lobster roll you’ll ever try....

February 13, 2023 · 3 min · 441 words · Helene Robinson

The Biggest U S Festival Of Colors Takes Place In March In Utah

In India, the Holi Festival celebrates the coming of spring and a new season of rebirth. The tradition dates back thousands of years, initially celebrated with the throwing of colorful flowers. Currently, it is celebrated across the world, with the biggest U.S. festival occurring in the tiny town of Spanish Fork, Utah on March 24 and 25, 2018. Although its setting is at the Krishna Temple there, anyone is welcome to participate....

February 13, 2023 · 3 min · 610 words · Jo Mohr

The Story Of The Serial Killer Who Terrorized This Small Alaska Town Is Truly Frightening

The brutal murder of six residents in a horrific shooting spree will never be forgotten in Alaska. In 1983, the tiny town of McCarthy was shaken by one of the residents turning his rifle on his friends and neighbors and murdering many of those who lived in there. Hidden in Eastern Alaska, McCarthy is an idyllic tiny mountain village tucked in the Wrangell-St. Elias Mountains. The fact that there was a cold-blooded killer in their midst never crossed the minds of McCarthy residents, until it was too late....

February 13, 2023 · 3 min · 538 words · Bryan Parkin

The Sugar Tree Country Store Is A Delightful Maple Themed Store In Virginia

There’s nothing sweeter than a good ol’ fashioned country store. Especially when we’re talking about Sugar Tree Country Store, a maple wonderland that’s impossible not to love. Nestled in the mountains, this family-run operation cultivates maple syrup and incorporates it into a whole range of delicious products and gifts. Here’s more on this incredible site and why you should plan your visit: Sugar Tree Country Store is located in a historic building in the quaint village of McDowell....

February 13, 2023 · 2 min · 366 words · Mildred Fry

The Woodland Trail Is An Easy Hike In Southern California That Everyone Should Take

One of the many benefits of living in Southern California is the ability to embrace an outdoorsy lifestyle throughout the entire year. When you’re short on time and need a little fix in the fresh outdoor air, you’ll find this easy breezy 1.5-mile hike is exactly what you’re looking for. When you’re seeking an easy breezy hike in SoCall, head to the San Bernardino National Forest to get your outdoors fix along this 1....

February 13, 2023 · 2 min · 381 words · Myriam Hinds

These Eateries Are Proof That Cheesesteaks Are Better In New Jersey

Sure, Philadelphia has a reputation for having the best cheesesteaks around, but we’d have to disagree. We’ve got several iconic cheesesteak spots and a few others that don’t get the attention they deserve. Try one at any of these restaurants and you’ll never feel the need to cross the Delaware for a sandwich again. Donkey’s Place, 1223 Haddon Avenue, Camden Yelp/Justin P. Yelp/Jason K. This local favorite is a legend. Television host and professional foodie Anthony Bourdain tried the cheesesteak here and proclaimed it the best in the area, beating out Philly by far....

February 13, 2023 · 5 min · 865 words · Marilyn Posey

This Natural Phenomenon In Indiana Only Exists In The Wintertime

You might not immediately associate wintertime with outdoor adventures, but there are plenty of incredible phenomena that occur in Indiana during the winter, from frozen waterfalls to ice caves. Though ice storms in Indiana can be pretty brutal, we’ve all experienced the beauty it leaves behind. Need an example? Check out this stunning natural phenomenon in Indiana that only occurs during wintertime. Tom Gill/Flickr The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore is a magical place any time of year....

February 13, 2023 · 4 min · 742 words · Paul Alfred

This Unsuspecting Mississippi Diner Has Some Of The Best Food In The South

Tucked away in Oxford is one of the state’s most delectable places to pull up a chair and dig into some real soul food. Ajax Diner is a must-visit eatery that combines classic grub with absolutely mouthwatering flavors. This diner may not have a breakfast menu (scandalous!) but it’s still one of the best spots in the state for old-fashioned home-cooking. Google Maps Located in Oxford, Ajax Diner has a menu that is packed with locally-inspired cuisine and classics....

February 13, 2023 · 2 min · 277 words · Sara Pickard

Wayne Nebraska Is One Of The Happiest Places In America

We all know that Nebraska is one of the happiest places in the nation; it’s topped lists of the happiest states for years. In late 2017, WalletHub named Nebraska the #5 happiest state, only coming in behind Minnesota, Utah, Hawaii, and California. That’s a pretty big honor! Even before that, the 2012 Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index determined that Lincoln was the happiest city in the entire U.S. flickr/Ali Eminov You don’t have to live in the capital city to enjoy the benefits of living in such a happy place, though....

February 13, 2023 · 5 min · 930 words · William Prather

Weeki Wachee Springs Is The Most Beautiful Kayak Park In Florida

With over 1000 miles of coastline and 1700 miles of creeks, rivers, and springs, it’s no wonder that kayaking is so popular in Florida. There is nothing like taking to the water and spending the day coasting through natural landscapes. So the next time you have the itch to climb into a kayak and take to the open water, make sure you check out this Florida kayak park first. It’s true that most people come to Weeki Wachee Springs for a particular reason…...

February 13, 2023 · 2 min · 420 words · David Cox

10 Stores That Anyone Who Grew Up In Missouri Will Undoubtedly Remember

Local retailers and family owned shops used to dominate the shopping scene in Missouri. However, as larger corporations thrived many smaller retailers had to file for bankruptcy or sell out to these corporations. Surely there are local shops you remember visiting at as a child, but here are 10 old stores that anyone who grew up in Missouri will undoubtedly remember. Famous Barr Dwaynep2010/Wikimedia Famous Barr was founded in St. Louis in 1911....

February 12, 2023 · 6 min · 1177 words · Dorothy Moore

11 Canyons That Give You A Glimpse Of Wisconsin Like You Ve Never Seen It Before

Wisconsin is actually chock full of small little canyons if you know where to look. Sure, we’re not talking giant chasms, but with the glacier that moved through the area and centuries of rivers running through sand- and limestone, there’s plenty of interesting spots to find. And while they’re undoubtedly beautiful and interesting to look at, they’re even more interesting to learn about. Earth that has been worn away by water is laid bare to show a record of it’s history....

February 12, 2023 · 10 min · 1950 words · Miriam Pautz

11 Memories Everyone Who Grew Up In New Orleans Remembers Fondly

New Orleans, there’s no place like it. It’s a special place for sure, and if you were lucky enough to grow up here, you’re bound to share these memories. Even better, you may be sharing these special experiences with your own children. Come take a walk down memory lane with us as we share 11 memories everyone who grew up in New Orleans remembers fondly Eating Roman Candy runner-ohzT/Trip Advisor What’s your favorite flavor?...

February 12, 2023 · 3 min · 445 words · Angella Jones

13 Most Beautiful Churches In Boston

Since the settlement of Boston was established by Puritans, it’s no surprise that there are many churches dotting our city. Whether you’re a history fan, architecture enthusiast, or a member of the congregation, you’ll find something to admire in these 13 impressive buildings. Trinity Church Flickr/EyeTunes Flickr/The Explorographer™ Built in 1877, this Romanesque Revival style church has a striking exterior. Once inside, you’ll find that it’s decorated with ornate woodwork and lovely stained glass....

February 12, 2023 · 7 min · 1285 words · Samantha Rivers

14 Totally True Stereotypes Floridians Should Just Accept As Fact

There are a lot of stereotypes about Florida. If you want to live happily in the Sunshine State, it helps to know which ones are accurate and which ones aren’t. Here are a few stereotypes about Florida that are actually true: Florida could be at least two different states. Flickr/Jasperdo We love our entire state, but we understand why people say South and North Florida could be two different states. Generally, the farther north you go in Florida, the more Southern it becomes....

February 12, 2023 · 6 min · 1137 words · Marcos Butts

5 Charming Cider Mills In Connecticut To Visit This Fall

When the leaves begin to change and the temperatures start to drop, you just know it is time for some seasonal tradition. Apple cider is one of the classic fall beverages that we love to partake in simply because it is so delicious. If you are craving some of that homemade, smooth and tasty apple cider then visit one of these five cider mills in Connecticut and make your fall complete....

February 12, 2023 · 5 min · 856 words · Tam Beresford

6 Closed Places In Minneapolis That Everyone Misses

Here in the Minneapolis, we have plenty of places to go to get everything we need. From grocery chains to delis to shopping malls, the Twin Cities are rife with amenities that keep us clothed, fed, and entertained. But what about the long-lost places that used to sustain and entertain us? These 6 spots from the Twin Cities are long gone now, but every Minneapolitan misses them. Young-Quinlan Elkman/Wikimedia Commons The Young-Quinlan building in Minneapolis was once home to a department store owned by Elizabeth Quinlan....

February 12, 2023 · 4 min · 845 words · Amanda Cody

7 Of The Greatest Hiking Trails On Earth Are Right Here In Nashville

Finding a great hiking trail can be hard no matter the time of year, but during the wintertime you’re probably ready to find something beautiful and great that will get your blood pumping no matter the temperature. We found seven fabulous hiking trails that are pretty amazing any time of the year, but also perfectly walkable and joggable and hikeable in the wintertime. Richland Creek Greenway Rex Hammond - Flickr The Richland Creek Greenway winds nearly 4 miles around the McCabe Golf Course in Sylvan Park....

February 12, 2023 · 4 min · 821 words · Evelyn Herron