You Can Watch Planes Land At Bethany S Airport Diner On Block Island In Rhode Island

What better way to enjoy a meal than with an incredible view? This Airport Diner in Rhode Island not only serves some fantastic fare, but has seating where you can watch planes take off and land right next door. With this kind of scenery, it will surely take your whole dining experience to new heights! The Bethany Airport Diner sits right next to the tarmac at the Block Island State Airport....

May 5, 2022 · 2 min · 398 words · Mary Brown

10 Hidden Places In Massachusetts Only Locals Know About

Whether you’re newly arrived in Massachusetts or a long-time resident exploring a new part of the state, it’s important to be in the know. Here are a few under-hyped places across the state that locals love. Click the link below each description to read our full article on the location. Lilacland, Amherst Flickr/David Hynes This is a garden like no other. Lilacland is a huge expanse of flowering lilac bushes that fill the air with the heavenly scent of the fragrant blooms....

May 4, 2022 · 7 min · 1416 words · Elizabeth Farrar

10 Things No One Tells You About Surviving An Iowa Winter

Iowa has a reputation for delivering harsh winters. It also has a reputation for occasionally skipping “real” winter. Here are 10 things that locals may forget to tell newcomers about exactly how to survive our huge temperature swings and the sometimes-frigid temperatures. Black ice isn’t a fancy new cocktail or the name of a character on Game of Thrones. Zach Petersen/Flickr The road may look safe, but an invisible thin layer of the world’s slickest ice awaits....

May 4, 2022 · 3 min · 622 words · Ignacio Kennedy

10 Underrated Missouri Towns That Deserve A Second Look

Missouri has many great small towns throughout the state. With 80% of the state’s population situated around both the Kansas City and St. Louis metro areas, it’s easy to overlook all the little towns in between. Luckily, we have picked out 10 underrated towns throughout Missouri that deserve a second look. So whether you’re looking for great outdoor activities, historically important buildings, or small town wonders these towns have something for you!...

May 4, 2022 · 7 min · 1421 words · Brittany Mcdonald

11 Complaints About Life In Ohio That Only Locals Understand

Ohio isn’t perfect. In spite of our hidden gems, world renown attractions and amazing local restaurants, life here isn’t always perfect. The Buckeye State has its fair share of frustrations and unexpected struggles that make every day life here interesting. The following are 11 complaints about life in Ohio that only locals understand. There are no designated seasons here. Erik Drost/Flickr It can snow in April. Fall temperatures often reach 90 degrees....

May 4, 2022 · 3 min · 469 words · Brandon Myers

12 Reasons To Move To Coeur D Alene Idaho Right Now

Idahoans consider the Gem State a hidden paradise. Although the rest of the country doesn’t realize, Idahoans know that this state is one of the best places to live in the world. There’s one city in Idaho that has continuously topped charts concerning livability. In fact, this city was just ranked as one of the cleanest cities in the U.S. Coeur d’Alene has been steadily growing over the last few years and it’s easy to see why....

May 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1087 words · Robert Janda

14 Things Everyone Should Know Before They Move To Boston

People relocate to Boston every day. If you’re planning a move to this incredible city, there are a few tips and pieces of information that might ease your transition. Once you’ve been here a while, Boston will ruin you for other places (in the best way). It’s hard to compete with this city! However, while you’re still in the adjustment phase, bear these 14 things in mind: Try to live near your workplace....

May 4, 2022 · 6 min · 1271 words · Fernando Parson

8 Best Tourist Attractions In Milwaukee

Milwaukee is full of fun for everyone, but there a few places that are muddled with tourists. The difference between Milwaukee and the bigger cities is that we love our tourist spots too! Check out these eight places that are popular for visitors, but you’ll find just as many Milwaukeeans that love to visit. Milwaukee Art Museum Jim Bauer / Flickr Arguably Milwaukee’s most iconic building, is the Milwaukee Art Museum is a masterpiece inside and out....

May 4, 2022 · 5 min · 961 words · Leah Ford

9 Tiny Towns Near Kansas City

These tiny towns around Kansas City may be small, but they offer plenty of history and character to make up for what they lack in the population department. Don’t let their tiny size discourage you; sometimes you’ll find that a town with less people is a fantastic escape from big city life. East Lynne Google Maps First up on the list is East Lynne, a tiny spot on the map with about 300 residents....

May 4, 2022 · 5 min · 928 words · Gerard Zager

Cherry Treesort Is Charlotte S Most Secluded Glampground

The autumn weather in Charlotte is still mild, which means the season for camping will last that much longer! Not a camper? Lucky for you there is an awesome “glampground” only about 30 minutes away from the QC which will offer you a camping experience like you’ve never had before. If rustic luxury and relaxation sounds fabulous to you, then you must plan a visit to Cherry Treesort before the weather gets too cold!...

May 4, 2022 · 2 min · 392 words · William Mcclendon

Christ Church In Philadelphia Is Incredibly Unique

Philadelphia is known for historic buildings and stunning colonial architecture, and there is perhaps no better example than the gorgeous church that still towers high over Old City, where it has impressed visitors and native Philadelphians for well over 300 years. Christ Church was opened in Philadelphia in 1695, and it played a very important role in the development of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. Flickr / Teemu008...

May 4, 2022 · 3 min · 616 words · John Lew

Delicious New Mexico Restaurants In Grocery Stores

These days, grocery stores are going trendy by offering hot bars and cafes right in the store. It’s not a new thing, however. Born of necessity and entrepreneurial spirit, general stores in New Mexico have been serving food since at least the 1800s. Below, we offer a few of our favorite grocery store and cafe combos. Bode’s General Merchandise (Abiquiu) mzwhiz/TripAdvisor Miguel G./Yelp Bode’s General Merchandise has been serving folks in northern New Mexico since 1893....

May 4, 2022 · 7 min · 1402 words · Steven Chan

Gildersleeve Mountain Is The Most Unique Geological Wonder Near Cleveland

When you live in a region for so long, you may start to notice that you overlook features around you that are truly splendid. You also may not question features as you should, and this one bizarre geological feature is definitely a head-scratcher if you haven’t learned its story. After all, it’s pretty bizarre to realize that a mountain overlooks Cleveland and you never even noticed. Don’t believe me? We’ve got photographic proof, and we’ll offer you directions so that you can explore the summit that’s right in your backyard....

May 4, 2022 · 4 min · 836 words · Betty Hooper

Here Are The Best Places To Live In Mississippi In 2018

We all know that Mississippi is a great place to live. The state is full of small towns and charming cities that anybody would be happy to call home. However, according to the website Home Snacks, there are a few cities that stand out above the rest. After analyzing factors, such as home values, crime, and poverty rates, for places with populations over 5,300, the website named the following 10 cities the best places to live in Mississippi....

May 4, 2022 · 5 min · 963 words · Jane Ullmann

It S Always Christmas At St Nick S Restaurant In Indiana

Spring may have you looking forward to summer and days spent basking in the sun, but if you find yourself wishing for the magic of Christmas, you’re in luck. There’s actually a jolly restaurant located right here in Indiana where it’s Christmas all year long. It should come as no surprise that the festive town of Santa Claus houses an incredible Christmas-themed restaurant where it’s Christmas year round. Santa’s Lodge and St....

May 4, 2022 · 2 min · 363 words · Inell Mcalvain

One Of The Oldest Plantations In The South Is Just A Stone S Throw From New Orleans

Driving down River Road, you’ll notice several historic plantation homes. There’s one in particular that’s about 30 minutes outside of downtown New Orleans, and it’s worth your while to pay Destrehan Plantation a visit. Here’s a brief history of the plantation but to get the full history, you should take a tour. Established in 1787, the Destrehan Plantation sits on the banks of the Mississippi River on River Road. Cortney H....

May 4, 2022 · 3 min · 535 words · Michael Cruz

The 12 Most Unique Airbnb Rentals In New Hampshire

Thanks to the wonders of AirBnB, we have more options for places to stay than ever before. Check out a new area of the Granite State, or plan a staycation in your own neck of the woods, while staying in a truly memorable place. Think of the stories you’ll have for your friends when you get back! Happy Camper, Portsmouth AirBnB/John and Angie AirBnB/John and Angie Stay in a beautifully decorated vintage Airstream close to downtown Portsmouth for a unique take on the city....

May 4, 2022 · 5 min · 916 words · Ashley Brund

The 9 Worst Disasters That Arkansans Will Never Forget

Arkansans are some of the most resilient folks in the nation. We can survive tragedies both natural and human caused all while trying to lend a hand to our neighbors in need. Let’s honor the fallen and look back to the disasters that struck Arkansas hard. Entries are ranked by total damages and stats are from FEMA’s disaster declarations. 1987 Serial Killings of Ronald Gene Simmons Wikipedia The title of worst mass murderer in Arkansas goes to Ronald Gene Simmons....

May 4, 2022 · 7 min · 1447 words · Holly Smith

The Kansas Forest Right From A Storybook

Kansas has more forested area than you might think, whether it’s in the form of windbreaks, true forests, or planted ones. However, nothing is as breathtaking as a forest that seemingly climbed right out of a storybook. Everything from the water to the moss comes together to make the perfect picture of a storybook forest. Come take a look for yourself! Welcome to Cross Timbers State Park, a beautiful area surrounding Toronto Lake that’s just brimming with scenes out of a storybook....

May 4, 2022 · 3 min · 615 words · William Newland

There S A Terrifying Haunted Cave Near Nashville And It S Not For The Faint Of Heart

We love a good ghost story, whether it’s Christmastime or smack dab in the middle of July. Whether we’re getting ready for Halloween or stuffing turkeys, there’s no time of year that’s rough for a ghost story – and here in Nashville? We have one of the most epic ghost stories in the United States. Adams, Tennessee is the home of the historic Bell Witch Cave, a place that hides a story so weird and gruesome that even the best of us turn pale....

May 4, 2022 · 4 min · 774 words · Barbara Scott