Tennessee is a wonderful, wonderful place, but it also has its share of … well … special characteristics. Just like any state, these things leave Tennessee prone to some mockery and memes. When it comes down to it, you can get upset that people would make fun of the greatest state in the country like this, but you have to admit it – they’re pretty spot on. So sit back and enjoy some of the best memes we found about Tennessee....
Peak fall color in Arkansas is going to be here before you know it, and there’s nothing like a good old fashioned day trip to celebrate the stunning beauty of an Arkansas autumn. On this list you’re going to find 11 places where the fall spirit is alive and well. From epic corn mazes to scenic vistas, you can’t do better than these eleven day trips. Devil’s Den State Park Flickr/AR Nature Gal Hidden away in the Ozarks, you’ll find a state park that comes alive in the fall....
There are so many reasons to visit Illinois. Our great state is jam packed with so many fun attractions and things to do that there are a million reasons to come back. When you visit, though, try not to make these 12 tourist mistakes. There’s a right way and wrong way to travel the state. Keep scrolling to make sure you’re doing it correctly. Wikimedia Commons/Allen McGregor If you’re coming to Illinois just to visit the Windy City, you’re making a huge mistake....
Everyone is Polish on this one festive day in Buffalo! Buy a bushel of pussy willows, load up your squirt guns, and get ready to celebrate as only Buffalonians do the Monday after Easter. Intrigued? You very well should be! Here are 8 undeniable reasons Dyngus Day in Buffalo is the best day of the year. For starters, Buffalo is the Dyngus Day Capital of America. Maureen - Flickr We host the largest celebrations in the nation, with several festival locations, polka bands, and festive Polish traditions....
It’s no secret that we Michiganders love to eat. When it comes to specialty items, there are a few dishes and beverages that Michigan simply does better than the rest of the country — and it can be tough to find these beloved items upon leaving the Great Lakes State. Here are nine food and drink options that every Michigander misses when they’re away from home. Detroit-style pizza Flickr/@joefoodie There’s just something extra-tasty about a piece of square pizza, and no one does it better than Detroit....
It’s undeniable that Northern California has a thriving food scene. We’re home to an endless amount of talented chefs and unique restaurants. It’s pretty much a foodie’s paradise. However, there’s one specific town that contains almost every type of restaurant you can imagine. Whatever you find yourself in the mood for, there’s likely a restaurant that can satisfy your craving. The best part is they are all within walking distance of each other....
Have you dreamed of riding horseback through the snowy New England woods, soaking in the peace and serenity? Make it a reality this winter in Rhode Island with a visit to Sunset Stables in Lincoln. Enjoy horseback riding through the magical Lincoln Woods every day of the week all year long with experienced trail guides. The experience of riding through the picturesque winter woods is an unforgettable experience like no other....
It’s no secret that we love to fish here in Texas. In fact, many of us would consider ourselves experts – but just because we can catch ’em doesn’t necessarily mean we’re the best at the whole preparation part. So what if we could combine our own fishing abilities with restaurant-quality cooking skills. Well, at Fin’s Grill and Icehouse in Port Aransas, that’s exactly what happens. You bring them your catch of the day, and they’ll grill it up right before your eyes in the most delicious way possible....
Even as the weather cools down, you’ll still find Kentuckians flocking to the waterfront of the picturesque lakes throughout our state. Kentucky Lake is one of the most popular and if you happen to be in the area this season, we’ve found the perfect spot to dine where you’ll feel a million miles away. Cindy’s on the Barge at Kenlake Marina is a floating diner with wonderful food and even better views....
Christmas has become so commercialized these days – it seems everything is about cheesy songs played on repeat and overpriced, low-quality toys. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Take back the spirit of the season with a visit to a beautifully decorated Victorian mansion, where you’ll remember the real beauty and coziness of Christmas. The unique Hearthside House, with its stone construction and curved gable roof, was a private residence for over 200 years until it was purchased by the town of Lincoln in 1996....
It’s amazing the things you’ll stumble across when traveling the backroads of Wyoming. Take the scenic backway between Fort Bridger and Evanston, for example. About 25 miles into the drive along County Road 173 stand three structures that look like giant hives, with the crumbling remains of a fourth nearby. They are what is left of a thriving railroad town, and their story is fascinating. The drive to Evanston from Fort Bridger is about 25 miles on I-80 but taking Unita County Road 173 only adds 5 miles to the journey, and it offers a bit of Wyoming history you won’t see on the more frequently traveled road....
Valley of Fire State Park is one of Nevada’s greatest treasures. The massive park is home to the largest accumulation of petroglyphs in the entire state. If you haven’t explored these ancient sites before, now is the time. Although there are many petroglyph sites throughout the park, the hiking trail featured here is a good option for those who are looking for a simple and short way to view the Valley’s amazing rock art....
New Hampshire’s about as far as you can get from the West – but that doesn’t mean we can’t get down with some line dancing and country music. For those of us who prefer cowboy boots to snow boots and like to imagine ourselves in warmer, more western climes, there’s a new spot in the state to enjoy. This honest-to-goodness saloon is great fun for all, and now matter how reserved you are you’ll find yourself hootin’ an hollerin’ to the music before you know it....
With 11 different eco-regions in the Sooner State, the topography is about as diverse as you can get. Even though we don’t have a technical “jungle” hiding away in the state, we do have a few areas that feel like one. There’s a heavily canopied forest in southern Oklahoma that’s full of lush, green scenery and if you take Skyline Trail – an 11.6-mile loop trail in Beavers Bend State Park – you’ll feel like you’ve landed in one of these jungles....
Few things are as quintessentially Oregon as the marionberry. This blackberry variety was first developed at Oregon State University in 1945 and has been a staple for most Oregonians ever since. From marionberry shakes and syrups to marionberry pies and candies, signs of the Beaver State’s marionberry mania are everywhere. This berry is downright delicious! Here are seven of the best places in Oregon to find mouthwatering marionberry pie. Willamette Valley Pie Company Facebook/Willamette Valley Pie Company...
One of the best things about Georgia is how rich the history is. Savannah is known as one of the most haunted cities in the country, which is why there are so many haunted tales pouring from this charming place. If you’re a thrill seeker looking for a new adventure, or someone who loves the quaint hospitality of a bed and breakfast with a past, then this is the place for you....
Glacier National Park is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. It’s the pride and joy of Montana. And while nearly everyone who visits describes it as peaceful, it definitely has a dark side. There have been grizzly bear attacks, accidents, and tragic deaths at the park in the past. And just a few years ago, it was the sight of a surprising murder. In the summer of 2013, Jordan Graham married Cody Johnson....
Manley Hot Springs is a town of less than 100 that lies at the end of the Elliott Highway, along the Tanana River. It is most famous for the gorgeous hot springs that bubble up from the ground into spacious tubs in a greenhouse. But, the other reason the name rings out is the terrible murder of many of the residents in a killing spree in the 1980s. This horrible day lives on in the minds of those who were around at the time and those who choose to live there now....
You have probably heard of, and possibly even seen, the Hollywood Walk of Fame located in… well, Hollywood, California of course. What you probably haven’t heard of is the fact that North Dakota has its own Walk of Fame! With over 100 additions of people famous for many different things that have visited the state, it is like walking down a sidewalk full of legends. Check it out for yourself:...
Do you love breakfast? How about a big hearty breakfast? What about a gigantic plate of eggs, meat, and more? That Breakfast Place in Willimantic offers an epic food challenge that requires eating a ridiculously large breakfast in under 30 minutes…and it is not an easy feat. Take a look at the most insane breakfast challenge in Connecticut and see if you think you can earn a coveted spot on this restaurant’s wall of fame....
