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There are tons of great places to grab a burger in Indy (seriously, we could go on for days), but when you’re looking for a truly memorable burger, where do you go? The answer is this tiny little restaurant in Indy with a killer burger that will leave you wanting more. Bar One Fourteen is a luxe microbar that recently opened in Indianapolis. Bar One Fourteen/Facebook This swanky dining room is open for limited hours and offers guests and incredible vinyl record listening experience....

Saunter on over to the South Side – and this charming corner bar, in particular – for a relaxing time away from the craziness of every day life. Sit back and chat with friends – both new and old – over a drink. Watch the big game on one of the TVs. And, enjoy a delectable meal. Feel right at home at the Birmingham Bridge Tavern, a neighborhood bar that boasts some of the area’s best chicken wings....

Don’t you just love charming general stores that take you back in time? There’s a delightful one in the small town of Elmer, close to the Oklahoma/Texas border, that offers homecooked meals, freshly baked pies, friendly hospitality and all the goodies travelers could wish for. The small town of Elmer is located in southwestern Oklahoma, just north of the Texas/Oklahoma border. It may only have a population of just under 100 residents, but it’s home to one of the most charming general stores in the Sooner State....

Are you looking for something creepy to do this fall to help get you in the spirit for Halloween? Luckily, Indiana is filled with ghost towns and haunted places to explore – if you’re brave enough. Check out these 10 horribly creepy things you can do in the Hoosier state. Investigate the ghost town of Barbersville Deb Martin/YouTube This ghost town was settled in the early 1800s and abandoned by 1915....

San Francisco has history when it comes to food especially baked goods like bread and desserts. The biggest groups to settle in the city from various parts of the world certainly left their mark. Enjoy delectable sweets at these historic bakeries in the city! Boudin Bakery - 160 Jefferson St, San Francisco, 94133 Fabio Slongo/Flickr Creative Commons/Wikipedia Boudin Bakery was established in 1849, and today bakes between 12,000-15,000 loaves of bread....

Most Portlanders are familiar with Rocky Butte, Powell Butte, Kelly Butte, and Mt Tabor, but did you know that a little further to the east lies another butte worth exploring? Situated in neighboring Gresham, Hogan Butte is the city’s newest park and it has some amazing views that you are going to want to check out on the next clear day you are free. Sitting on just 46 acres, this tiny park may be small, but makes up for its micro size with some incredible larger-than-life views....

For those of us who like to dine with a little bit of natural ambiance, there is a restaurant in Miami Beach, Florida that will check all the boxes. Not only is this restaurant visually stunning in terms of it’s garden-themed-style decor (plant lovers unite!) every plate carries over that beauty and color inspired by nature. Just wait until you see the dishes plated from this local gem. PLNTHOUSE in Miami Beach is the type of place that will appeal to all your senses as soon as you step in the door....

Construction rarely runs on schedule. From weather delays to supply mix-ups to scheduling conflicts with the subcontractors, there are a million little things that can pop up and hinder the process. From time to time, something truly unexpected and even chilling occurs that takes everyone off guard. That’s exactly what happened back in the early 1940s when the University of Wyoming’s campus was being expanded. Several bodies were unearthed during excavation for a dormitory, bringing construction to a halt....

Tucked away on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, there’s a lush valley that was once an important center of power. Now, it’s been taken back by nature. Read on to find out more about this beautiful place that humans left behind. Wailua River State park is home to the Wailua Complex, a National Historic Landmark and gorgeous natural haven. Tripadvisor/ dasb3ar It was once an important center of power for native people and includes several breathtaking ruins....

If you’re a food lover in Minnesota, you probably know that some of our best restaurants are a little off the beaten track. Sure, the Twin Cities have a slew of incredible, well-known restaurants. But there is something about a small-town dining experience that makes it taste just a little better. We found one tiny town in southeastern Minnesota that has some fantastic restaurants. It may be a bit of a drive, but you won’t be sorry once you have your first bite....

There’s something about Maine that feels extra special in November and December. It might be the twinkle lights that show up on houses across the state or it might be that we’re just a LITTLE bit closer to the North Pole, which means Santa probably pays us a little more attention. But, it’s this special feeling that makes Christmas events feel even more exciting. One of the best is this remarkable North Pole train ride....

The Mad River Valley is a popular place to hit the slopes in the winter as well as hiking and biking (and some of the best swimming holes around) in the summer. But before you grab some grub at the local ski hills, venture on out into the Village Square Shopping Center in downtown Waitsfield for a quick and delicious meal that you’re sure to love. The Canteen Creemee is one snack shack in VT that you’re sure to love!...

This shop claims to be the “wurst” but when it comes to making sausage, they are the best! Not only that, but their summer sausage sandwiches in particular are absolutely amazing. Head over to this shop and German kitchen in North Dakota and try the best bratwurst and sausage combinations. The Wurst Shop and German Kitchen is a fun little stop in Dickinson, North Dakota, that serves the “best darn sausage in town....

When most people think about beaches, they picture lying out on a towel soaking up the summer sun, then diving in the water when it gets too hot. In Rhode Island, though, peak beach season goes by all too fast, and during those months the beaches are all so crowded with tourists and out-of-towners. True Rhode Islanders know that beach magic doesn’t need to end in the summer – in fact, there’s a particular stark New England beauty that you’ll only find on our beaches during the colder months, when the beach grass is coated in frost and a cold wind blows away less-determined visitors....

It’s hard to visualize the city of Los Angeles without any palm trees. And yet, this might soon become a reality in the not-too-distant future. Over the next five years, officials believe a significant amount of these trees will disappear and replacing them could take nearly half a century. While the palm tree has become an iconic part of the Los Angeles landscape, these trees aren’t actually native to California....

Portland seems to be changing every day. From new buildings lining the streets to new residents filling them, it’s easy to forget to what the city looked 5 years ago, let alone 20 or more. Enjoy a walk through Portland’s history at these 10 spots around town where you can still catch a glimmer of the city’s rich history. Oaks Park Jeff Muceus / Flickr Our iconic amusement park has been around since 1905....

Did you hear that? Is that someone there behind you? If you’re ready to spend the rest of your nights wide awake, visit one of these horrifying places in Illinois. Full of ghosts, ancient grounds, and all the things that go bump in the night, you don’t want to be caught out after dark at one of these 10 haunted places. Shivers will run down your spine just reading about these horrifying locations....

We’re Texans, so of course we feel a great sense of pride about our mighty Lone Star State! Living in the Metroplex earns additional bragging rights because of our strong and lively heritage, exciting personality, and diversity. With all that said, here are 11 things you’ll undeniably find in most locals’ home in Dallas – Fort Worth to showcase our true love of Texas: Texas-shaped décor. Carlos Pacheco/Flickr We love to show our city and state pride here....

Louisiana is so special, it can be hard to see any building or institution be tore down or changed. Some of these buildings have been demolished while others are still standing, waiting for someone to take up their cause and restore them. Either way, these photos will take you on a walk down memory lane. Pontchartrain Beach, New Orleans, LA facebook.com/groups/pontchartrainbeach/ A popular amusement park on Lake Pontchartrain for many years, it was sold on September 23, 1983....

Sometimes you want to experience all the beauty Northern California has to offer without actually going outside. Luckily enough, we live in a state with a countless number of scenic roads that boast the most epic windshield views you could imagine. If you have yet to explore one of our region’s beautiful highways, you should get started ASAP. With so many different landscapes, it can be hard to choose just one....