Kansas is state that loves food, and new places to eat seem like they’re becoming more scarce. If you find yourself looking for a new place to have lunch, why not try one of these 10 delicious sandwiches? The Wheel Barrel GoogleMaps The Wheel Barrel/Facebook Have you ever had a sandwich called the delicious Ratatouille? (No rats cooking here, we promise!) It’s located at 925 N Kansas Ave, Topeka, KS...
Statistically, North Dakota has ranked as one of the least visited states year after year. That’s only because people don’t know about all the amazing things here! Many times, people who have the goal of visiting every state tend to visit our state last, but we know that they’re just saving the very best for last – and they find that out when they finally visit, too. We have so many great places that the rest of the world still doesn’t know about....
Anytime is a good time for great seafood! If you’ve been craving an exceptional plate of oysters or for an amazing bowl of shrimp and grits, this list won’t disappoint you! Check out these 10 seafood restaurants in Georgia that have the best seafood ever. 1.Barracuda Bob’s Bar and Grill - 19 E River St Savannah, GA 31401 yelp.com If you’re ever down in Savannah and crave some delicious seafood, make sure you check out this spot!...
There is no price tag on fun, but you have to admit, it’s almost always better when it’s free! The Dallas – Fort Worth area offers countless no-cost activities and attractions, and here are top choices in both cities that you and your pocketbook will both love! The M-Line Trolley - Uptown Dallas Bonita de Boer/Flickr Hop on and off the M-line trolley, which operates daily and stops at many downtown Dallas attractions and museums....
We know there is plenty of fun fall activities around the Washington DC area. We’ve covered the best apple orchards and the most amazing corn mazes in the area so far this fall. But since we are in October, it is time to turn toward Halloween activities! Pumpkin picking never gets old, no matter how old you are! Visit these 13 charming pumpkin patches near Washington DC and find your perfect pumpkin this fall....
There are so many neat things about our state, from our rich history to the incredible diversity in our landscape, from the undeniable charm of our people and towns to everything truly being “bigger in Texas.” Things like this are obvious and very well known by most residents of the Lone Star State. However, there are some slightly more obscure facts that aren’t as widely accepted as fact. But I assure you, they’re 100% true and today, you get to gain a little bit more knowledge about the place you call home!...
Every state has its share of tragic and mysterious happenings. Rhode Island is no exception, and the state has many cases that are still unresolved to this day. The following are five unsolved crimes that still baffle state detectives. Bryan Nisenfeld Flickr/Christopher “Rice” On February 6th, 1997, Bryan Nisenfeld left his class at Roger Williams University and mysteriously disappeared. With reports of Bryan having a difficult time as a college freshmen, it was first suspected that he had left school....
With such a rich history in Texas, it makes sense that some of our smallest towns have come and gone and are now deserted. They hold memories, broken dreams, missed opportunities…and maybe a ghost or two. They’re scattered all over the state, so there’s bound to be one near you. Here are 6 of the most desolate ghost towns in Texas that you should definitely pay a visit to…that is, if you aren’t afraid....
In Alaska, wildlife encounters are pretty much an everyday norm. Massive moose stroll casually down the roadways as we make our way through our daily commutes. Curious bears stroll through the city lights while migrating caribou offer spectacular roadside views. Even solitary creatures like lynx can be found snooping around on our back porches. Although the breathtaking, stoic wildlife is one of the things that makes Alaska so special, sometimes the encounters can be a little too close for comfort....
It may be fun to explore our easily accessible natural wonders that keep you close to the ground, but sometimes we need a little extra excitement added to our days! Leading you up in the treetops, there are a variety of adventures that you can take in New York that will bring you up off of Mother Nature’s floor. Let’s check them out! High Falls Gorge - Wilmington High Falls Gorge/Facebook You’ll never experience waterfalls like this in New York!...
If you love seafood and you live in Utah, your choices are somewhat limited. After all, our beautiful state is a looong way from the ocean. Still, if you look around, you can find several amazing seafood restaurants that offer fresh, delicious fish and delicacies from the ocean. This list doesn’t include sushi restaurants, or restaurants that specialize in other things (such as steak); they are offered alphabetically. Current Fish & Oyster Current Fish & Oyster/Facebook...
North Carolina is no stranger to hurricanes; most recently, Hurricane Matthew devastated the state. The Neuse River surpassed its crest and eastern North Carolina towns like Lumberton, Kinston and Fayetteville were practically submerged. After two weeks of rescues, 25 lives were lost. Yet, sadly enough, that isn’t North Carolina’s deadliest hurricane on record. There’s something worse, something more destructive – and its impact is somewhat recent. NCSU Called the flood of the century and the most devastating storm to North Carolina, Hurricane Floyd made landfall at Cape Fear Sept....
Mining has always been one of the most dangerous jobs in the nation. But in 1907, Monongah, West Virginia was certainly one of the most dangerous places in the country. The Monongah Mining Disaster killed hundreds of miners and is still considered the worst mining disaster in the history of the nation. The town of Monongah, West Virginia was chartered in 1891, and quickly grew to be a bustling mining town....
North Dakota isn’t exactly known for being a land of castles and royal families, but you never know what you might find hiding here. The same man who built the intriguing and mesmerizing Enchanted Highway near Regent, North Dakota, also transformed an empty school into, well, an Enchanted Castle, of course! This castle serves as a hotel for anyone to visit. This concept sounds a little unusual, but the experience it brings is like nothing you’ve ever had before....
West Virginia is home to some of the coolest small towns in America. There’s so much to see and do all over the state. There’s one little small town in the Eastern Panhandle that packs a lot of activities into one place: Shepherdstown, WV. Let’s start with all the great places to eat. Enjoy fine dining at The Press Room. Yelp/Jodi E. Owner and chef Mike Luksa has been creating delicious meals since 1978, and the Press Room has been a part of town since 2006....
Here’s the thing – WE believe we’re number one at pretty much everything. We’re solid when it comes to people, places and things, but sometimes it takes a little nudge and a bit of research to uncover what the rest of the world thinks we rock out to. Curious where Tennessee ranks in this big ol’ world? We have 15 facts that are sure to blow your mind. Be jealous of Chattanooga....
When it comes to raising a family, you want to know you’ve given your kids the best opportunities for their future. Whether you’re looking for great schools, a tight-knit community or a culture of kindness, we have a Tennessee town perfect for you and your littles. It’s time to find a forever home, folks – and we’re going to help you out. Nolensville SheltieBoy - Flickr You may only know Nolensville for the antiquing (don’t feel bad - it’s normal), but this adorable town is great for Nashville commuters and those who are looking to send their kids to public school....
Abandoned places hold a certain fascination for us. They give us clues about the history of a place, and also remind us that nothing is permanent. Some abandoned places are supposedly haunted; others simply have an eerie quality. These 15 abandoned places in the United States are all creepy in their own way. Check them out! Bannack Ghost Town, Montana Richard Cassan/flickr A gold rush in 1862 built Bannack. At one point, it had 10,000 residents, three hotels, four saloons, a grocery store, restaurant and billiard hall....
When it comes to Lake Michigan beaches, there are a few well-known spots that likely pop into your mind immediately. Whether it’s Sleeping Bear Dunes or Ludington State Park, Michigan’s west coast is home to some of the state’s most stunning natural shorelines. But there’s one beach near Holland that remains relatively unknown among visitors from outside its immediate vicinity. The next time you’re looking for a sweet escape from everyday life, check out Laketown Beach....
One of the many luxuries of living in New York is that we’re spoiled with having so many beautiful bodies of water. From crystal clear blue holes hidden away in the mountains to unbelievable green lakes that are incredibly rare to this world, we can often forget that some of our most gorgeous destinations are hiding in plain sight. You’ll want to check out this spot with the bluest water in New York:...
