Ashford Acres Inn Is A Kentucky Bed And Breakfast With A Surprising Hollywood Connection

Nestled in the lovely small Kentucky town of Cynthiana, Ashford Acres Inn is relatively new to the extensive bed and breakfast scene in the Bluegrass State. Nevertheless, it’s quickly become a treasured destination for relaxation and escape from the everyday world. Ironically, this elegant Inn has a Hollywood connection that is also related to escaping reality. One of the owners of Ashford Acres happens to be the wife of the writer and Executive Producer of the popular zombie show, The Walking Dead....

April 26, 2022 · 5 min · 854 words · Catherine Harrison

Babcock State Park In West Virginia Is Like A Place In A Fairy Tale

There’s a certain surreal beauty about West Virginia that makes its scenery look almost too good to be real. This is especially true in Babcock State Park, a magical destination that feels like it was ripped straight from the pages of a storybook. Take a look. This 4,127 acre park in county in Fayette County is just charming. West Virginia State Parks Babcock State Park is probably most famous for the working grist mill located on the property....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 341 words · Clara Dawson

Best Wine Train In Ohio Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad

The only thing that could make a scenic train ride more enjoyable is sipping a glass of wine aboard a scenic train ride. Fortunately, Ohio is home to a wine train you’re going to want to take this summer if you’re a wine lover. The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad in northeast Ohio features gorgeous views of Cuyahoga Valley National Park and delicious wines during its Great Escape Wine Tasting ride....

April 26, 2022 · 3 min · 504 words · Timothy Morton

Codex In Nashua New Hampshire Will Take You Straight Back To Prohibition

Despite the difficulties – and violence – of the 1920s in America, there’s something so enticing about this time period. Perhaps it’s the amazing clothes, perhaps the glamour of Gatsby-esque parties – whatever it is, we can’t resist ’20s themed parties, outfits, or, best of all, speakeasies. Chances are you had no idea you could travel back in time right here in New Hampshire, at a very cool hidden bar in Nashua called Codex....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 311 words · Oliver Avis

Every Waterfall In Kentucky Is Completely Frozen

Unless you’ve been lucky enough to have been on an extended vacation over the past several weeks, you know it has been COLD in Kentucky. And not just a little cold. So cold, in fact, that ice has formed on large bodies of water and our state’s gorgeous waterfalls have also turned into frozen works of art. Chasing waterfalls is a favorite activity in the warmer months in the Bluegrass State, but thankfully a few brave (and bundled up) photographers were able to capture these natural wonders in their frigid state....

April 26, 2022 · 3 min · 607 words · Angela Hamer

False Cape State Park In Virginia Has A Spooky And Haunting History

Virginia Beach and its surrounding areas encompass one of our state’s most beautiful attractions. Yet, like most of Virginia, the area is not without its share of hauntings. Located on Virginia’s southeastern coast, False Cape State Park has a history as fascinating as its landscape is gorgeous. The tale is one of shipwrecks, abandoned towns, and the ghostly encounters reported to this day: Google Maps Virginia’s southernmost state park is situated along the Currituck Banks Peninsula, a barrier between the Atlantic Ocean and Back Bay....

April 26, 2022 · 3 min · 635 words · Thomas Huey

Hamburger King In Oklahoma Serves The Most Ridiculous Burgers And You Ll Want To Try Them

I had to visit the town of Shawnee a few months back and I was in the mood for a good burger. I asked the locals where I should go and EVERYONE gave me the same recommendation – Hamburger King on Main Street. The burgers were ridiculously good and you’ll definitely want to try them. Take a look: The first Hamburger King was opened in 1927 by George Macsas in Bristow, Oklahoma....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 354 words · Lisa Amerson

Here S The First Thing You Should Do If You Miss Your Flight

All the preparation in the world won’t save you from an unexpected traffic jam or broken alarm clock. Missing a flight can make you feel like the world is ending, but all is not actually lost. The first thing you should do when you start to suspect you might miss your flight is to call your airline. Not only will this allow standby passengers to board in your place, but showing good manners ups your chances of being rebooked on the next flight out....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 321 words · Terry Soto

The New Hampshire Motor Speedway S Gift Of Lights Will Enchant You

We’ve officially entered the peak of the holiday season, and we need to make the most of it before it slips through our fingers. And what summons the magic of Christmas more than fantastic displays of lights? Though there are plenty of great places to see them in New Hampshire, there’s one magical drive that shows off lights in the most unique way. If you live in New Hampshire, we can bet that you’ve visited the New Hampshire Motor Speedway — probably when it looked something like this....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 329 words · Zenaida Green

This Quaint Little Trail Is The Shortest And Sweetest Hike In Missouri

In one of Missouri’s largest and oldest state parks is a little trail that will lead you to an awesome destination. This super short trail may not take you long to travel, but you’ll want to spend all your extra time exploring! Plus, with so many other amazing attractions in the park this hike is perfect for someone who wants to experience a little bit of everything that Meramec State Park has to offer....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 345 words · Julian Pontes

This Stagecoach Stop Historic Farm Near Kansas City You Need To Visit

When your days are filled with trips to the zoo, the aquarium, and nearby museums, it’s easy to overlook some of the other attractions in the area. Of course, history is always important and it’s fun to experience old lifestyles in small doses. This awesome activity near Kansas City isn’t something many people talk about, but it’s great fun for any age. Let’s take a look! Welcome to Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop & Farm Historic Site....

April 26, 2022 · 3 min · 615 words · Angelia Vanhouten

This Tiny Isolated Iowa Village Is One Of The Last Of Its Kind Only In Your State

It’s off the beaten path, but worth a visit. The tiny Iowa village of Scotch Grove was the first area in Jones County settled by early pioneers in the 1830s. Google Maps During the late stages of the Civil War, Scotch Grove was the first area in this part of the state to send volunteers to the front lines. Now, there are just over 200 residents. This quaint village has so many well-preserved and historically-important buildings still intact that the entire geographical area was placed in the National Register of Historic Places....

April 26, 2022 · 4 min · 851 words · Mark Meffert

Though Decades Have Passed This Deadly Mississippi Storm Will Never Be Forgotten

Mississippi has seen its fair share of hurricanes. Luckily, many of the storms that have hit the state caused little damage. However, every so often a hurricane so severe comes along, it’s nearly impossible to forget – and that’s exactly what happened in 1969 when Hurricane Camille wreaked havoc on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. Hurricane Camille made landfall near Waveland, MS on the night of August 17, 1969. Marion Doss/Flickr The powerful storm is one of only three Category 5 hurricanes to hit the U....

April 26, 2022 · 4 min · 743 words · Daniel Wilson

Thriller Nights Of Lights The Best Halloween Light Show In Alabama

Can you believe Halloween is just around the corner? From haunted houses to spooky mazes, there are several scary attractions located throughout Alabama that are perfect for visiting this Halloween season. There are also several attractions that aren’t as scary, including Thriller Nights of Lights. Thriller Nights of Lights, which is located in Mobile at Hank Aaron Stadium, is a drive-thru light show that’s synchronized to spooktacular music that plays through your car radio....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 259 words · Dennis Rhodes

You Ll Only Find These Miniature Sand Sculptures At Virginia S Sand Dunes

Anyone who’s ventured to Cape Charles, Virginia can attest to the fact that the sand dunes there are nothing short of magical. We’ve covered the topic before, but today our focus is on one of the more obscure — and mesmerizing — attractions in this area. Wind currents cause breathtaking patterns in the sand that can only be captured in the moment. Fortunately, we have some beautiful photographs of just a few of nature’s miniature sand sculptures....

April 26, 2022 · 2 min · 291 words · Arthur Powell

10 Short And Sweet Fall Hikes In Missouri With A Spectacular End View

Fall weather in Missouri is ideal for hiking, biking, and all kinds of outdoor activities. The humidity is low and temperatures are pleasant but best of all the views outside are amazing with the vibrant colored leaves and pops of green hanging on from summer. If you’re looking for beautiful fall views and a nice quick hike check out these 10 short and sweet hikes with spectacular views in Missouri....

April 25, 2022 · 5 min · 1054 words · Robert Barragan

10 Things You Ll Remember If You Grew Up In The 80S In Boston

The 1980s were a decade of memorable fashion mistakes… er, choices… and music we’ll love for years to come. There are plenty of moments that have probably stuck with you if you grew up in this decade, from the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Challenger Explosion, to the launch of MTV. But what about memories specific to Boston? Here are 10 things you’ll remember if you grew up in the 80s in Boston:...

April 25, 2022 · 3 min · 575 words · Ronald Grove

10 Words From St Louis

Here in St. Louis, locals certainly have their own language. Our vernacular may have many words that are familiar to other English speakers, but they don’t mean what the average out-of-towner would expect. If you know exactly what these words are referring to, you’re definitely a lifelong St. Louisan: Butter clio1789/Flickr No, we’re not craving an actual stick of butter. We’re craving the most delicious cake in the world. Cartel Lester Maceren/Flickr An affectionate name for the Coffee Cartel, one of St....

April 25, 2022 · 3 min · 604 words · Jessica Thompson

5 Hayrides Around Denver That Will Make Your Autumn Awesome

Does anyone else feel like we just rang in the new year last week? Alas, this is not the case and fall/cooler temperatures/pumpkin everything is upon us, meaning it is time to partake in everything this colorful season has to offer! Not sure where to begin? Begin by taking one of these 5 hayrides around Denver that will make your autumn awesome: 1.) Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms (Littleton) Yelp/Chad Y....

April 25, 2022 · 4 min · 643 words · Joe Tran

5 Rare Vintage Photos Taken During The New River Gorge Bridge Construction In West Virginia

One of the most iconic structures in West Virginia is the New River Gorge Bridge. Most of us know the structure in its completed form, but what did it look like as it was being constructed? Below are some rare images captured while it was still being built. The New River Gorge Bridge, a steel arch bridge, began construction in June of 1974 because the route for motorists to cross the New River involved a four mile drive down to Fayette Station Bridge, then four miles back up the other side....

April 25, 2022 · 2 min · 392 words · Joyce Richardson