In Kansas you’ll find many types of people from many walks of life. However, you’ll also find that these people are all the same in one way: we care the most. How many of these 14 types have you met? The Newbie Steve Robbins/Flickr Wherever you live, Kansas is home to many a new face. It’s crazy just how many move from the busy coasts to smaller towns here in the midwest....
We’re currently living in an age where we have a new model of everything coming hot off the press every 30 seconds. We want new and better things, and we want them now! Every so often we like to remind ourselves of just how much things have changed and how we genuinely enjoy reflecting on the past and all of our heartfelt memories. Ready to take a trip back in time?...
If you think the idea of Southern California falling into the Pacific Ocean is some crazy storyline from a Hollywood flick, you might want to think again. Although it does sound far-fetched, the truth is, it has already happened. Want proof? Let’s take a field trip to the San Pedro cliffs in Los Angeles, approximately nine miles southwest of Long Beach, and explore the remains of a once affluent residential area in SoCal that has since been abandoned and is now known as the Sunken City....
Here’s a sandwich bucket list to kick off the new year. Cruise on over to these awesome sandwich shops and try one of their famous creations for a quick meal your tastebuds will love. These grinders are out of this world! You can check out the delectable edible creations below: Right Fielder (Home Plate Deli) Google Maps 483 Monroe Turnpike, Monroe, CT 06468 Pete S./Yelp The Right Fielder is a cheese lover’s dream, with melted cheddar layered over a hefty helping of beef....
Autumn in Alaska is not nearly as appreciated as it should be. Our white winters and long summer days distract people from another truly beautiful phase Alaska passes through on a yearly basis – fall! Even State and National Parks don’t see the amount of traffic they should this time of year, considering how stunning it is. There is something about the colors of fall that warm you from the inside out, which is perfect with the weather turning cold again....
It’s no secret to anyone who has visited New York that our state is home to some pretty enchanting gardens. No matter what region you find yourself in, everyone has that one peaceful and serene location that they repeatedly love to visit. For many of us, that means finding a soothing spot by the water or taking a stroll through one of our woodland areas. Hiding away in Dutchess County in the small village of Millbrook, you’ll find the little known natural oasis that is Innisfree Garden....
Every state has traditional foods that often find their way to the dinner table. West Virginians are creative and daring when it comes to creating food. We follow recipes handed down through the generations, tweaking a bit here and there, but always coming away with a delicious home cooked meal. Let’s look at the 13 food and drinks that West Virginians love the most. Pepperoni Rolls Facebook WV Pepperoni Rolls Pepperoni rolls were created in West Virginia and are a staple on both home and restaurant menus....
Cincinnati has some amazing options when it comes to stellar Italian food, or any type of food for that matter. While it’s not exactly a competition, we do feel it’s necessary to share the best of the best, so all of Cincinnati can enjoy what our beautiful city offers. If you have a craving for Italian food – and we’re talking the real deal – then there is one place you absolutely have to try....
If you’re looking for a unique place to stay in Minnesota, try spending the night at these local farm inns and B&Bs. They have some of the most spectacular scenery in the state, and the freshest food! Nothing beats seeing the sunrises and sunsets in rural Minnesota, and you will love spending your day exploring the small towns and surrounding prairie. Round Barn Farm Round Barn Farm This beautiful farm is a B&B&B; the 3rd B is for bread....
The steamboat Arabia was a side wheeler steamboat built in 1853 in Brownsville, Pennsylvania. On September 5, 1856, it hit a snag in the Missouri River and sank near Parkville, Missouri. The steamboat and its contents were found in the late 1980s by a team of researchers. Wikimedia/ Johnmaxmena2 - Own work The 28-foot paddlewheels worked the boat’s steam boilers and averaged five miles an hour going upstream. It traveled the Ohio and Mississippi rivers until it was purchased by Captain John Shaw, who operated the boat on the Missouri River....
Utah is full of gorgeous places for recreation – but here’s the bad news. Most of Utah’s most popular places are often crowded with tourists and Utahns alike. Everyone wants to enjoy Utah’s beauty, and it’s here for everyone. Finding less-crowded places means traveling off the beaten path and getting a little creative, but if it’s solitude you’re looking for, here’s how to find it. Grand Gulch Greg Willis/flickr The Anasazi ruins at Grand Gulch are remarkable - they date back as far as 2,000 years ago, and are more intact than many others found in our state....
With each passing day the air is getting crisper, the leaves are flaunting their new colors, and we Mile Highers are enjoying these pleasant autumn days before the cold snap of winter comes. I often hear people grumble about feeling landlocked in our fair city, but those people must not be looking in the right places. Here are 10 waterfront spots around Denver that are simply sublime for sitting, strolling, reading, bird watching, or whatever tickles your outdoor fancy....
Christmastime is here, and small towns and big cities alike are decked out in beautiful lights and festive decor! Personally, my favorite light displays are those that light up the historic main streets of America, which include these 10 magical roads right here in Colorado: Georgetown Visit Georgetown, Colorado Facebook Not only does the City of Georgetown have a beautifully lit downtown area, they also have a fabulous Christmas Market that has been delighting Coloradoans for 56 years....
Remember really wanting a treehouse when you were a kid? Just the thought of hanging out in the trees was reason enough to beg mom and dad for one. Maybe you were one of the lucky kids who had that dream treehouse. Whether or not you had a treehouse, you can still spend time among the trees an adult. These 10 amazing treetop adventures in Pennsylvania will add magic to your summer....
Camping is a must in the summertime, and thankfully Tennessee proffers quite a few sites that are sure to float your proverbial boat. Whether you’re in the mood to sweat it out in the woods through July or catch a bit of the Great Smoky Mountains as summer bleeds into fall, we’ve got 11 beautiful spots that you’ll completely fall in love with. Take a look! Roan Mountain State Park - Roan Mountain Dallas Krentzel - Flickr Say hello to beautiful views and fantastic hiking trails, plus wildflowers sent straight from heaven....
If you live in or have been to the last frontier, you know that it’s a very “seasonal” state. The majority of the state remains sleepy in the late fall, winter and spring months. But as soon as summer rolls around, BOOM! The state is flooded with seasonal tourism workers, fishermen, snow-birders and visitors from all around the world. Because of this, many of the 49th states’ incredible restaurants are only open from May – September....
Going to school provides kids with a unique experience, adjusted according to child, home and class environment. Growing up, I recall some of the most interesting school days occurred when our class took a field trip in Kentucky. Excursions usually began with everyone lining up and getting on a bus for transport, all giddy with excitement. Some of the places we went to opened the door to exciting adventures and learning experiences....
Although we like to highlight Nebraska’s ample natural beauty, the fact is that humans have created some pretty remarkable things in our state as well. These objects (listed here in no particular order) all highlight the ingenuity and creativity of humankind while adding to Nebraska’s overall charm. Holy Family Shrine, Gretna flickr/Brian Holsclaw This peaceful place of contemplation is so visually striking that it’s hard not to be drawn to it....
The holidays are here, and soon you’ll be welcoming friends and family members from out of town. It seems like whenever people visit Kentucky for the first time, they are pleasantly surprised at the charm, beauty, and uniqueness that Kentucky has. But as residents of the Bluegrass State, we know we are lucky to live here. Despite the stereotypes that exist about our state, we don’t mind having to explain the real Kentucky to out of towners....
For those of us who still have our ringtones set as the Super Mario Bros. theme song, or scream “Ghostbusters!” whenever someone inadvertently asks who we’re going to call, this list is for us. A throwback to arguably the greatest fad decade of all time, these 12 iconic images will take any pre-90s Idahoan back in time to the days of neon, Michael Jackson, and hair metal. The good ol’ days never say die… or something like that....
