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Think you know all there is to know about Montana? Allow us to assist you in winning your next bet, argument or trivia night with these little-known facts about the Treasure State. Some of these are guaranteed to surprise you. The first luge run in North America was built at Lolo Hot Springs in 1965. Lolo Hot Springs Resort Facebook That’s a fun and random fact. Bozeman’s Museum of the Rockies is home to 13 T-Rex specimens, more than anywhere else in the world....

If you’ve been in New Mexico long enough, you’ve run into folks from out of state who ask questions about New Mexico and our way of life. Some questions are thoughtful and deserve a good reply. Others questions; not so much. Here are a few. Where did you learn to speak English so good? eltpics/Flickr I learned to speak English so well from my parents and in school; pretty much the same way you did....

If you’ve lived in Kentucky your entire life, chances are you’ve never really given these habits much thought. That’s because these unwritten rules are a part of most Kentuckian’s everyday life and there really is no need to even speak them out loud. Of course things vary a bit by county and region of our state, but when you look at Kentucky as a whole, here are 11 unwritten rules every tried and true local lives by ’til death....

We Nebraskans all have diverse beliefs and personalities, but we also share a whole lot of things in common. These things make us the Cornhuskers that we are, and most of us wouldn’t change them for anything. They also help us tell a true Nebraskan apart from an imposter. If anyone you know does these weird things, it just might mean they’re not really from around here. They prefer oceans over lakes or rivers....

Winter can be a magical time in the Buckeye State. In addition to snow days and family gatherings, there’s so much to see and do once December rolls around. Towns go all out for the holiday season, shopping centers are transformed and other attractions light up the night, making you feel as if you’re truly walking in a winter wonderland. Here are 8 places in Ohio that will make you feel just like that:...

While it’s easy to find delicious food in the Motor City, it’s slightly more difficult to come across authentic family-owned establishments. Luckily for us, Detroit is home to plenty of amazing eateries that are owned and operated by tight-knit groups of local kin — as long as you know where to look. Here are nine of our favorite family-owned restaurants in and around the city. American Coney Island (114 W Lafayette Blvd....

When it comes to tasty eats, nothing hits the spot quite like a hearty serving of BBQ. Here in Michigan, we’re lucky to house plenty of fantastic restaurants that serve up mouthwatering BBQ options — but there’s one locale that will blow you away with its rustic atmosphere, friendly service, and amazing flavors. Campfire’s Barbeque is located at W17048 US-2 in Gould City. Google Maps This rustic restaurant might seem to be situated in the middle of nowhere, but trust us when we say that it serves up some of the most unforgettable tastes imaginable....

During the month of October, Halloween brings out the festive fun in just about everyone. Finding the perfect costume is a time-honored tradition and there are countless places to track one down. But if you live in Kentucky, more specifically in Louisville, there is really only one option. Caufield’s Novelty has been in the business for 90 years and it not only celebrates Halloween in a big way, but this wicked awesome shop is open year round for all of your “unusual” needs....

We can hardly blame people who move to Maine – there’s a reason Mainers stay here! From beautiful winter hikes to wacky and eccentric small towns, Vacationland might just be the best place on the globe to call home! Surprisingly, The Press Herald recently reported that the US Census revealed data showing that Maine might be losing residents. But a few towns in the state are actually seeing huge growth. Despite the losses, Maine has actually gained about 3,000 residents in the period between 2010 and 2016....

Because your wallet isn’t always full. Because you want space enough for all the family members to sit and enjoy a meal. Because. Never-ending plates. Of your favorite. Food. Yes, we’re talking about the buffet. We’ve scoured the great state of Michigan for delicious all-you-can-eat spots that you may already know about, and some that you may not. So dig in and let the cravings begin. Please note: as of 2018, House of Ing in Lansing has permanently closed its doors....

A Vermonter can do just about anything they put their mind to, including competing on the largest stage in the world… The Olympics. The past few Olympics, Vermont representation has dominated when it comes to other states when you factor in how many people we send (not to mention those who have ties here) and then compare it to how many people actually live here. So once again, the amount of Olympians from VT is impressive to say the least....

When Nevadans think of the mob, Las Vegas is usually what instantly comes to mind. It’s undeniable that Vegas’s deep involvement with the mob goes back decades upon decades. However, Vegas is not the town that is featured in this article. There was one town in Nevada that “paved the way” for Vegas to become the mafia mecca that it was during the 50’s and 60’s. This was the town where Nevada’s relationship with the mob truly began....

Nevada has an interesting and varied history. From the silver and gold rushes of the 1800s to the introduction of gambling to its beautiful mountains and lakes, there is much to see in the Silver State. Whereas there are certain tourist areas that attract many, many visitors such as Hoover Dam, the Las Vegas Strip, and Lake Tahoe, for example, there are several other quite interesting and underappreciated attractions. Here are 10 of the coolest attractions in Nevada not enough people visit....

The landscape of St. Louis is beautifully diverse, and the city’s splendor leaves locals captivated even after they move away. After you’ve lived in St. Louis, its most iconic features will always bring a wave of familiarity, and sometimes, a bit of homesickness. True St. Louisans will feel their hearts fill with warmth when they think of these iconic places: Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis (4431 Lindell Boulevard at Newstead Avenue, Saint Louis) management/TripAdvisor...

New Hampshire has plenty of classy restaurants, many in historic buildings. But if you really love the look of gorgeous dark wood, antique furnishings, and amazing decor, we have the spot for you. And if you’re a book lover, all the better – this spot will give you all of the cozy library charm you could dream of. The Library Restaurant is a steakhouse located in a mansion first built in 1785....

Of all the historic cemeteries in Mississippi, one of the most interesting is the Natchez City Cemetery. In addition to its immense beauty, the graveyard has long been known for the variety of strange tombstones and graves that fill its grounds. From unusual memorials to a statue that appears to move on its own, it’s easy to see why the Natchez City Cemetery has intrigued so many over the years....

The town of Elkmont, Tennessee has long been a space questioned and theorized about in recent years. It exploded onto the internet with a gush of strange, eerie shots and set writer hearts on fire – us included. This is a strange place, a historic spot nestled in the great mountains of the east, and we just can’t ignore its story-inspiring beauty. Care to take a look? Joel Kramer - Flickr Elkmont is located in the heart of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the most visited national park in the United States....

Delaware’s state parks are some of the most underrated places on the East Coast, but sometimes they can get a bit crowded. If you’re looking for a place to really escape the noise and crowds, and just enjoy some time walking through nature by yourself, you’ll want to visit this little known, hidden park just outside of Fenwick Island at 7604 Mulberry Landing Rd, Frankford, DE 19945. Assawoman Bay State Wildlife Area is one of the most serene places in Delaware....

According to data from the site Wallet Hub, Washington is one of the happiest states in the country, which is no surprise to those of us lucky enough to live here. And while you’ll find happy people in every part of the state, there are definitely places with more content citizens than others. This site analyzed data like crime rate, divorce rate, commute time and available restaurants to come up with the happiest places in the state....

For me, traveling means that the journey is the destination. Researching and planning stops on a long road trip for photos, activities, or other experiences are part of the fun and finding a way to create a theme out of the trip is even better! If you’re looking for a theme for your next excursion, then you just might enjoy this railroad and train-themed road trip through Arizona. It has a great combination of history, exercise, sightseeing, eating, and sleeping....