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I scream, you scream, we all scream for these 13 ice cream shops in Vermont! Whether you like hard ice cream, soft serve or a classic maple creemee, these places are sure to delight everyone in the family. Go ahead, make some summer memories! Island Homemade Ice Cream - 64 West Shore Road, Grand Isle Facebook/Island Homemade Ice Cream For three generations the Michaud family has been running the farm which produces the fresh milk that goes into these delicious cones....

Maine has a pretty remarkable art scene, from live theater to galleries highlighting just about any medium you can imagine. It’s no surprise that Mainers not only appreciate art, but also where it takes place. For those of you who love the venue as much as the main attraction, here are a few theaters (and we’ve thrown in some drive-ins for fun!) that will surely give you an unforgettable experience....

So, you aren’t a fan of bracing the hoards of people, and maybe getting into a fist fight or two, on Black Friday to score discounted merchandise? Yeah, I’m not sure that is anyone’s idea of fun. Why not participate in one of these ten other activities instead? Head to the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. Islandwide Crafts & Food Expo/Website Instead of checking out the crowded big box stores, why don’t you do a little local shopping?...

I would be lying if I said I had a vast knowledge of all things church and religion related. This does not, however, mean I cannot appreciate the beauty of the exterior or interior of a church building. In fact, one thing I’ve noticed about some of the churches in Indiana is how incredibly beautiful the architecture is. With that said, I may not be able to tell you tons about any of these churches....

Many famous people are from Columbus, Ohio. From award-winning actors and television hosts, to inventors and authors, the amount of talent that hails from Ohio’s state capital is amazing! Listed below are 10 of the most famous people from Columbus. R. L. Stine wikipedia/Larry D. Moore CC BY-SA R. L. Stine, a best-selling children’s book author, screenwriter and television producer, was born in Columbus, Ohio and is best known for his “Goosebumps” children’s book series....

With the fall season comes many great things, such as pumpkin pie, decorating pumpkins, pumpkin spice lattes, recipes with pumpkin…you see where I’m going with this? For all of these things, you need pumpkins, which you can find at one of the local pumpkin patches! Throughout Texas, you can find many pumpkin patches to get the perfect pumpkin, and these 10 are just a small sample of pumpkin patches across the state....

No matter how long you’ve lived in Nashville, there are sure to be a few surprises every once in awhile. A restaurant you haven’t visited or a greenway you’ve never walked. Heck, there may be some places you have heard of, and we’re simply here to jog your memory. Go on an adventure this weekend – we’ll inspire you to head to these hidden gems in Nashville. Two Rivers Park Denise Mattox / Flickr Located on the outskirts of the city, this is an awesome spot to go jogging or stretch your legs in the autumn....

We have a list of places perfect for those or are looking for something free or for the frugal. It’s hard to find a fun, new place to go without whipping out your wallet, and the nation has turned its eye towards our great state in recent years. The influx of tourists make for an uptick in prices, and that means we all have to get creative. Good thing you know who to ask – us....

There’s no denying North Carolina is a jaw dropping, beautiful state. From the mountains to coast and everywhere in between, we’re treated to amazing beauty on a daily basis. Yet, sometimes that beauty transcends reality and becomes surreal. These 10 places are just that. Biltmore Estate Flickr / Angi English The Biltmore Estate is a magical and dreamy place filled with breathtaking architechture and rooms for days. Don’t forget to explore the gardens....

Let’s face it – after a long day at work, the last thing you feel like doing is cooking, am I right? No worries! Visit one of these tasty restaurants and let someone else bring you dinner…and do the dishes! Pinky’s Westside Grill, Charlotte Andy C./Yelp Ralph W./Yelp Treat yourself to some truly tasty dinner tonight. Try Pinky’s Pimpin’ Fries and a burger. This spot was featured on Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” and deservedly so - the grub here is delish!...

North Dakota isn’t on the top of many people’s lists of places to live, but I think that’s just because a lot of people don’t know why it should be. North Dakota isn’t for everyone, but there is so much opportunity here that more people should know about it. Even though it’d be great to keep the state for ourselves as North Dakotans, we can’t deny that there are some great reasons to live here, like these:...

Are you out of ideas for how to impress your crush in New Orleans? At Only in New Orleans, we’ve got your covered. We’ve scoured the city for things that are perfect to impress the one who has your heart. Here are some amazing and unique date ideas in New Orleans that you and your partner will love. Rent a 2 person kayak and paddle down Bayou St. John. facebook.com/bayoukayaks Bayou Paddle Sports offers a relaxing afternoon and all the equipment you need!...

Where do you go when you need a bit of peace and quiet? Not many people know that Maryland is filled with little known spots that are perfect for a bit of relaxation. Check out these nature-infused oases and plan your own trip to these places asap. Battle Creek Cypress Swamp (Prince Frederick) Flickr / alliecat1881 This tucked away woodland paradise offers sprawling boardwalks through natural scenery. The bald cypress trees are especially unique....

Happy (almost) fall, y’all! Even though we may not always get to enjoy the crisp, cool October nights that other states do, we celebrate this time of year in a way that only Texans know how. So, in honor of my favorite season being nearly upon us, I thought I’d put together this handy list of 12 festivals in our state that will make you appreciate how WE do fall – even if it might be a little different than everywhere else....

The Cornhusker State has no shortage of rivers. After all, with a few exceptions for terrain, the entire eastern border is marked by the longest river in the United States, the Mighty Mo. But the Missouri isn’t the only famous river in Nebraska. Here are 12 charming river towns in Nebraska that rely on the H2O from their river for everything from water to recreation. Kearney Flickr/Jasperado Flickr/Jasperado What article about Nebraska river towns would be complete without Kearney?...

Wow! These photos will give you a great bird’s-eye view of some of our gorgeous cities, beaches and well known SoCal destinations that you’ve most likely only experienced on foot. I’m sure you’ll agree that Southern California looks absolutely stunning in these aerial shots. Take a look and see if you recognize any of these places. And check out number 6 to see if you can spot yourself in the crowd....

From the unusual town names to the one of a kind natural wonders, here are 13 things that prove there’s nowhere else on earth quite like Oregon. The Beaver State is unique through and through, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. We’re all foodies here. flickr/ Jesse Millan With so many amazing restaurants and such bountiful produce, how could we not be? Oregon is home to towns with strange names like Boring and Wanker’s Corner....

Life is pretty great in The Last Best Place, isn’t it? Montana is full of small towns, each with its own unique set of charms. And in most of those small towns, the locals get to enjoy the kind of close-knit communities that don’t seem to exist anymore. If you want the kind of life where you can be greeted by name at the bank and the grocery store, where you can leave town knowing your neighbors will watch your house, where you feel supported by the people around you… you’ll love small town Montana....

Maryland has many attractions, including those odd and unusual. These strange spots in Maryland are delightfully peculiar and some have stories behind them that are quite interesting as well. Here are 18 kooky places in the Old Line State that will make you stop and look twice – at least. Addresses have been added to the bottom of each photo in case you want to plan your own weird roadside trip....

The Great Depression was the longest and hardest economic downturn the United States has ever experienced, and Florida was no exception. Many families from all over the country were forced to migrate in search of work (which often meant low-paying, backbreaking labor), and to live in temporary housing or shanties made of whatever they could find. These photos taken by the United States Farm Security Administration and Office of War Information (FSA-OWI) tell the stories of our parents, grandparents and great-grandparents who lived through these difficult times....