After first bringing you our Ultimate And Definitive Bucket List For Everyone In Kansas last year, we thought about how gorgeous the great outdoors are on their own and realized they deserve a must-see/bucket list dedicated specifically to them… Fast forward eight months and ta-da! Here it is, folks! That being said, be sure to print out, check off, and enjoy this Ultimate Bucket List for Anyone in Kansas Who Loves the Outdoors:...
Emily’s bridge in Stowe is famous for being haunted, and the legends are what nightmares are made of. Did she take her own life? Was she stood up when she was set to marry? Did her fiance’s mother murder her? No matter what the stories are, according to many people who have experienced paranormal activity, the bridge is indeed haunted. Let’s take a closer look at the stories behind this haunted bridge in VT....
There’s something about being by the water that’s so relaxing, especially during sunny seasons…. and the experience is even better with a good meal in front of you. We might not be a coastal state, but we’ve still got plenty of waterfront restaurants in Montana worth checking out. From fine dining to casual spots, these 10 are a few of Montana’s most well-known options. The Raven, Woods Bay The Raven Woods Bay Facebook The Raven offers Flathead Lake waterfront dining and drinks in a Caribbean style atmosphere....
Is there anything more relaxing than enjoying a great meal out on the deck on a warm summer evening overlooking the water? Fortunately, we have some amazing riverfront restaurants here in Iowa, with large decks and amazing river views. Here are 10 restaurants right on the river that you’re practically guaranteed to love! Iowa River Power Restaurant, Coralville Flickr/Alan Light This unique restaurant is in a turn of the century power plant right along the Iowa River....
West Virginia offers many incredible camping options that range from “glamping” to roughing it in a tent. If you are looking for a rustic setting for your vacation this year, these 10 spots are perfect. Milleson’s Walnut Grove Campground, Springfield Facebook Milleson’s Walnut Grove Campground Milleson’s Walnut Grove campground is off the beaten path. The campground is located 3 miles down a dirt road on a working livestock farm. Enjoy the quite of the rural environment and the beauty of the Potomac River....
Arguably one of Texans’ favorite food groups, none of us can deny a perfectly golden, crispy, greasy piece of fried chicken when we can get our hands on it. From the tried and true fried chicken joints to the newer ones that have quickly earned a spot in our hearts, these 10 places in Texas serve up some of the best fried chicken you could ever dream of tasting. Underwood’s Cafeteria (Brownwood) Megan M/Yelp...
The only thing that compares to a peaceful drive down a quiet country road is a peaceful drive down a quiet country road lined with the vibrant colors of fall. Luckily, here in Mississippi, we have plenty of both. From well-known byways to ones only the locals know about, these Mississippi roads are pure bliss in the fall. Cole’s Point Road, Batesville Matt Taylor/Crooked Letter Photography Lined with gorgeous fall foliage, a drive down this country road is the perfect way to enjoy the season....
Ohio’s state parks, hiking trails and metro parks can be just as stunning in the winter as they are in the warmer months. You’ll often find frozen waterfalls that can be downright majestic. The following are 11 gorgeous frozen waterfalls hiding in Ohio parks (and along hiking trails) that must be seen to believed. Upper Falls (Hocking Hills State Park) See 1, Do 1, Teach 1/Flickr Old Man’s Cave during the winter months is a majestic winter wonderland you simply have to see for yourself....
When you see a line of raving customers at a restaurant, you know that the food there must be incredible. And with Seattle being a major food hub, there are several spots in the big city alone that aren’t easy to get into – not to mention all the other cities in our state with places just as popular. If you are able to score a meal from any of these Northwest restaurants, you’ll agree that they’re completely worth the wait:...
This summer, when you’re out taking selfies in front of the largest ketchup bottles, why not make a quick detour to some historic sights in Illinois? Be a part of history, after the fact. And you most likely can still take your selfie. Cahokia Mounds Steve Moses/Flickr This is where one of the most sophisticated civilizations built their home. You can check out the series of mounds from almost 1,000 years ago and see how they lived....
Are you feeling adventurous? If so, you’re in luck. There are many places in Alabama where you can be as adventurous as you’d like, including the 12 places listed below. Little River Canyon National Preserve flickr/Steve Markos Little River Canyon National Preserve is located at the top of Lookout Mountain near Fort Payne. Popular recreational activities that are enjoyed by adventure seekers include fishing, swimming, hunting and camping. Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge flickr/U....
Most of us likely have fond memories of our childhood years and undoubtedly some of those memories are rooted in our hometown. Those of us who grew up in the 1980s remember our parents watching the final episode of MAS*H, the devastating January day when the Challenger blew up, and listening to “We Are The World,” the anthem of 1980s. Let’s take a stroll down Memory Lane and revisit 13 things you’ll remember if you grew up in Pittsburgh in the 80s....
A Missouri tradition each fall involves visiting a farm and wandering around in a giant maze made with corn crops. It takes a lot of planning and hard work for the creators . Each usually features a yearly theme and many of them have a haunted version, a pumpkin patch, and things like hay rides, food, and more. Many of these are opening soon or are already open, which is a sure sign that fall is near!...
We do things a little differently here, so no matter where we end up in life, we can always spot our fellow Texans a mile away. If you grew up in Texas, you definitely did these 15 things growing up. Your state pride is almost as big as Texas itself. Flickr/kimberlykv What can we say? We love our state and we ain’t afraid to show it. Some of your most cherished childhood memories include Friday Night Lights… Flickr/stuseeger...
It’s one thing to visit New Orleans, a whole other thing to live here. This city can be a little unforgiving at times—but if you stick through the hard times, there is so much beauty to share. It’s definitely a balance if you live here—but here are the things you will quickly learn once you move to New Orleans. If you’re doing things right, then you should meet people easily. Flickr....
Let’s be honest, there is nothing like small town and rural communities here in Northern California. Even those of us who are from a city seem to want to escape to the great outdoors every chance we can get. Those of us lucky to be from these rural areas know there really is no place like home. The cool thing about Northern California is the variations in climate, making our rural areas some of the most interesting and unique places to live....
Since yesterday was Valentine’s Day and all, we figured we’d make a little valentine to our favorite state. Roses are red, violets are blue. Here’s why we love Florida, and you should, too: From the Panhandle in the north… Flickr/Olin Gilbert Pictured: Pensacola Beach. …to our Southernmost Point… Flickr/Evangelio Gonzalez Pictured: Dry Tortugas National Park, Key West. …and everywhere in between, our state is full of natural and man-made beauty. Flickr/Ricardo Mangual Pictured: Bok Tower Gardens, Lake Wales....
There is something so beautiful about a garden full of lush plants and flowers. From red roses to purple azaleas, you will find thousands of unique plants and flowers at these awe-inspiring gardens around Oklahoma. Here are a few vibrant gardens where you can explore and enjoy the sights and smells of nature: Myriad Botanical Gardens: Oklahoma City flickr/john rogers An urban garden in downtown Oklahoma City consisting of 17-acres of unique plants and flowers....
In case you haven’t noticed, Ohio is kind of a weird state. From mysterious abandoned towns to electricity failures that started here and effected other states, Ohio can come off as a pretty shady sort of character at times. The following are just a few of the conspiracy theories that have developed over the years concerning Ohio-related events and/or places. The Great Serpent Mound Ghostfire Photography/Flickr A gateway to another dimension?...
Kentucky has many beautiful bodies of water—from majestic lakes to winding rivers—which means many of our cities and towns are close to the adventure the water provides. But there are a few towns in the Bluegrass State that are nestled right along the banks of a lake, river or stream, making them the perfect spot for a charming day trip. Augusta Flickr/J. Stephen Conn The picturesque town of Augusta is situated along the Ohio River, which provides a lovely backdrop for the city’s numerous activities and festivals....
