This Haunted Coal Mine In Northern California Is Terrying

Once a booming coal mine in the late 1800s, the Black Diamond Mines began churning out tons of low-grade coal for local use. Five towns were in the mining district and many lived hard and happy lives. The town of Nortonville is where our ghost story begins. It was one of the five small towns that popped up during this boon. Located just outside of modern-day Pittsburgh and Antioch, it was named after Noah Norton whose wife Sarah is said to haunt this land....

November 10, 2022 · 6 min · 1220 words · Michael Burton

This Tour Through An Old Gold Mine Near Denver Is Truly Amazing

Want to experience the very sights and sounds that gold miners did over 100 years ago? This unforgettable tour of Country Boy Mine allows you to travel over 1,000 feet, deep into a mountain and historic gold mine where you’ll see, hear, and smell just what the miners did a century ago. Not only that, but you can also pan for gold, pet burros, explore the authentic mine site, view the original equipment used in the mine, visit the general store, and slide down the historical 55-foot ore chute, at this unique mine near Denver....

November 10, 2022 · 6 min · 1077 words · Richard Hinkle

Vermillion Is The Most Underrated Overlooked Town In South Dakota

In the southeast corner of South Dakota, you’ll find Vermillion, the 11th biggest city in the state that’s absolutely full of historical charm, delightful places to dine, and plenty of things to experience. In fact, Vermillion just might be the most criminally overlooked town in South Dakota and you should definitely plan a visit. Vermillion is a community of 10,692 people that was incorporated in 1873. It was built on the river banks of the Missouri River near where the Yankton Sioux Indians cultivated the land for generations....

November 10, 2022 · 3 min · 629 words · John Martin

Visit 10 Of Nebraska S Best Christmas Towns On This Road Trip

We’ve talked about some of the towns in Nebraska that celebrate Christmas in style, but have you ever thought about visiting all of them? For true die-hard Christmas fanatics, this is a road trip that will make your winter. Stop off in each town (and all of the little towns in between!) to gaze at the decorations and maybe grab a cup of hot chocolate before moving on. What a neat experience!...

November 10, 2022 · 5 min · 957 words · Melanie Cracchiolo

You Haven T Lived Until You Ve Experienced This One Incredible State Park In Alaska

This magical place almost has a cult-like following throughout Southcentral Alaska. As you drive around town you will notice bumper stickers that say things like “I heart the Chugach.” The addiction is raw, rugged and really, really real. For locals, it’s not one bit of a surprise to hear that this spectacular place made the list of 10 Best State Parks In North America or the list of 10 Places In Alaska You Must Explore by Camping Life magazine....

November 10, 2022 · 6 min · 1077 words · Janice Gonzalez

10 Best Food Trucks In San Francisco

Sure, San Francisco has some pretty incredible restaurants, but sometimes the most satisfying food can come straight out of a truck. And thanks to events and places like Off the Grid and the SoMa Streatfood Park, the city has seen some pretty delicious eats coming out of these restaurants on wheels. Here are 10 of the best food trucks in San Francisco. El Tonayense Taco Truck Yelp/John G. Tonayense The OG of San Francisco food trucks, this taqueria on wheels has been representing in the Mission District since 1993....

November 9, 2022 · 6 min · 1245 words · Amy Kempton

10 Dishes To Eat In Dallas Fort Worth Before You Die

The Dallas – Fort Worth area is a food utopia for all things delicious. With so many choices, it’s hard to narrow down what you want to eat, but here are 10 local favorites, including the bizarre, the ethnic, the spicy, and the oh-so-big servings! The annual Big Tex Choice Awards Fair Food Winner at the State Fair Robert Hensley/Flickr State Fair of Texas/Flickr Just announced as the best tasting savory AND most creative food item for the 2017 state fair is the Funnel Cake Bacon Queso Burger by Tom Grace....

November 9, 2022 · 6 min · 1263 words · James Crook

10 Free Things To Do In South Dakota That Are Legitimately Fun

Is there anything better than free? We think not, and especially if we’re talking about legitimately awesome things to do that don’t cost a dime. Check out these 10 attractions in South Dakota, then hop in the car and get on your way to some free fun. Feed the fish at the D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery. RiceWP/TripAdvisor Head to Spearfish to see a real, live fish hatchery. Learn all about South Dakota’s fish species and see them up close in aquariums and outdoor ponds....

November 9, 2022 · 6 min · 1232 words · Sylvia Bolling

10 Of The Best Places To Go Fishing In Louisiana

Louisiana is one of the top fishing destinations in the entire country, some would even say the world. With ample fresh and saltwater options, there’s something for every angler in our great state. Check out some of the top spots below. Henderson Lake Brady’s Towing LLC / facebook Near Breaux Bridge in St. Martin Parish, this lake is seen by thousands of people a day as they travel I-10 between Lafayette and Baton Rouge....

November 9, 2022 · 5 min · 1023 words · Nellie Brill

11 Things About Dating Someone From Connecticut

Dating someone from Connecticut could be one of the best decisions you ever make! That may be a biased opinion, but I have reasons for thinking it! Check out this list to find out what makes dating someone from Connecticut different from the rest of the pool! They are water hounds, which means they can literally sniff out a good beach. Chase Zalewski/Flickr In fact, Nutmeggers have a knack for finding the best lakes, too....

November 9, 2022 · 5 min · 1049 words · Christopher Warfield

12 Beautiful Hills Found In North Dakota

North Dakota is known for being a fairly flat state, and a lot of it is, but there are in fact parts of the state with breathtaking hills. From lush fields of rolling hills to jagged canyon walls, we have them. Don’t believe me? Check out these 12 epic photographs of some gorgeous hills found in North Dakota. A storm approaching these hills in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. lance_mountain/Flickr There are a LOT of hills in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, which makes it a very picturesque spot for views like these....

November 9, 2022 · 5 min · 959 words · Michael Kass

13 Amazing Inexpensive Places To Stay Overnight In Arkansas

It’s almost vacation season! Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway weekend for two, some quality time with the family, or an adventure with a group of friends, we’ve got a list of places you can stay in Arkansas on a budget. Ranging from campgrounds to cabins to hotels, none of these places will break your bank. Motel 62 (Eureka Springs) Facebook/Hotel 62 Flickr/rjones0856 If you want to spend some time in Eureka Springs without breaking the bank, try Hotel 62, where rooms start at $54/night....

November 9, 2022 · 7 min · 1384 words · Ronald Cortez

14 Outdoorsy Things To Do In Missouri

Missouri might be the “Show Me” state, but it’s got a lot more going for it than just pretty scenery. Get out there and enjoy Missouri’s incredible outdoors! You can do something active, like mountain biking, or something much more sedentary, like strolling through botanical gardens. Regardless, you should definitely check out these 14 epic outdoorsy things that Missouri has to offer. Wander through the Missouri Botanical Garden. Thomas Hawk/flickr...

November 9, 2022 · 4 min · 840 words · Sherri Laine

14 Ways To Make An Iowan Mad

For the most part, Iowans are pretty laid back. There’s a reason that the term “Iowa nice” was coined, and it’s not for our cantankerous dispositions. But there are those hot button issues that will take an Iowan from mellow to mad before you can blink. If you’re planning a visit to Iowa, or you’ve recently moved here, make sure to avoid these 14 sure-fire ways to make an Iowan mad....

November 9, 2022 · 5 min · 1010 words · Steven Heady

15 Places To Go On Adventures In Washington

You can always find a new place to explore here in Washington. And with spring coming up, the weather will be getting warmer and wildflowers will be starting to bloom everywhere. It’s one of the most beautiful places to head out all year – especially in the Pacific Northwest. If you’re looking for a unique adventure this season, these 15 places around the state should definitely be on your list:...

November 9, 2022 · 8 min · 1535 words · Howard Barbee

6 Best Restaurants That Serve Fried Zucchini In Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh has rightfully gained a pretty fierce reputation for its unique foods. It is, after all, the birthplace of the sandwich topped with fries and coleslaw. Anyone who visits Pittsburgh has to stop by Primanti Brothers, at least once, for their famous sandwich. Traditional dishes, like pierogies and fried zucchini, also top the list of iconic foods in the Steel City. Ideal for an appetizer, a main dish, or a snack, fried zucchini is done best in the Burgh....

November 9, 2022 · 5 min · 1026 words · Richard Hamilton

7 Shocking Things That Happened In New Hampshire

New Hampshire is a pretty idyllic state, but sometimes weird things happen even here – shocking things even. From the bizarre to the harmful to the mundane, New Hampshire has had, and still has, its fair share of odd occurrences. Here are 7 shocking things that have happened or still happen in New Hampshire. UNH received a $500,000 grant to run football practices without helmets. Steve Wedgewood/flickr New Hampshire colleges aren’t known as football powerhouses, but they could be setting the stage for new safety practices in the NFL....

November 9, 2022 · 6 min · 1132 words · Josephine Revalee

7 Ways Cincinnati Ruins You For Life

Cincinnati is a great place to live. This may be an opinion, but most Cincinnatians would argue it is a fact and follow it up with plenty of evidence. And while the title of this article may sound a little negative, this is truly a love letter about the city that we call home. Cincinnati may ruin you in these 7 ways, but really it’s just working its way into your Skyline-loving, Reds-cheering heart....

November 9, 2022 · 5 min · 935 words · Susan Burch

9 Best Diners In Cleveland

There is something undeniably special about eating in a diner. The laid-back, old-school atmosphere is incredibly inviting, and the simplicity of a huge plate of delicious diner food can’t be beat. If you’re searching for the best diner experiences in Cleveland, take a look at these amazing eateries. Mike and Dee’s Diner (629 Euclid Ave) Yelp/Aries L. Facebook/Mike and Dee’s Diner Mike and Dee’s offers a wide variety of homestyle traditional diner food....

November 9, 2022 · 4 min · 775 words · Arturo Bain

Abandoned Colonial Ghost Town In North Carolina

Located beside the Cape Fear River, you can explore the hauntingly beautiful Colonial ghost town, Brunswick Town. It was the first settlement in the Cape Fear region and a thriving seaport and political hub during the 18th century. So how did it come to be what it is today? Flickr / Travis Brunswick Town was founded in July 1726 by Maurice Moore. Over the next few months, Brunswick Town grew extremely fast....

November 9, 2022 · 5 min · 967 words · Benny Branco