9 Best Restaurants On The River In Washington Dc

Washington DC is situated among several waterways including the Potomac River, Anacostia River and the C&O Canal. While these rivers are beneficial to the ecosystem of the city, they also provide spectacular views for DC residents who long for more natural scenery. These 9 restaurants on the river are the perfect place to enjoy a nice meal with a beautiful view. Sea Catch - 1054 31st St NW Yelp/Gary K....

March 21, 2022 · 5 min · 885 words · Carole Lee

9 Of The Creepiest Historic Ghost Towns In Wisconsin

Wisconsin has a long and fascinating history stretching back to a time well before history was recorded. The state and its people have gone through cycle after cycle of changes, and at times those changes have meant leaving behind a little piece of the past. All of the town below were abandoned for one reason or another and now stand empty, simply existing as ghosts of our collective past. Donaldson Landolakes-wi....

March 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1179 words · Reginald Kolesar

Best Remote Restaurant Near Buffalo

Remember when we mentioned Medina as one of the most overlooked towns near Buffalo? We briefly touched on the fact that the food scene in this seemingly sleepy little town is actually well above average, thanks mainly in part to Zambistro. Let’s dig in: Zambistro is located at 408 Main Street in Medina, NY. Zambistro - Facebook Zambistro - Facebook Zambistro was opened in 2006 by Chef Michael Zambito, who returned to his hometown of Medina and brought his experience in exceptional service and fine dining with him....

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 840 words · Anthony Cass

Castle Crags State Park Is A Unique Adventure In Northern California

There are endless opportunities for adventure here in Northern California, and one of the greatest places to explore is located right here in Siskiyou County. You can swim, hike and spend quality time with loved ones at Castle Crags State Park, which makes for a marvelous base camp while you visit the area. Read on to learn why you should come here for your next family camping trip. The state park is located about an hour north of Redding off Highway 5....

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 659 words · Kori Rice

Clayton Island Boat Tours In New York Will Bring Out The Adventurer In You

With so many beautiful bodies of water hiding in plain sight, New Yorkers are lucky enough to have some of the most incredible boat tours offered around the state. You may remember us previously discussing Cooperstown’s Glimmerglass Queen Boat Tours that allow you to see the stunning Otsego Lake and even bring you past a little-known castle! But there’s also another unforgettable tour out on the water that you’ll want to add to your bucket list as well....

March 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1145 words · Avis Garcia

Hammock Shops Village Is Perfect For A Day Trip In South Carolina

If not for a fateful decision in the mid-1930s, this charming little village along South Carolina’s Coastal Highway 17 might not exist. Few people know the original U.S. Highway 17 that runs along South Carolina’s coast actually passed through Florence and Marion, South Carolina – according to the Wikipedia listing. The highway was developed in the middle 1920s, but in 1935 the decision was made to re-route Highway 17 to run through Myrtle Beach and Georgetown....

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 838 words · Michael Smith

If These 12 Buildings In Wyoming Could Talk Oh The Stories They Would Tell

There are some hauntingly beautiful old abandoned buildings in Wyoming that once played a very important role in forming the heartbeat of our communities.Time has passed and life has moved on, leaving behind these deserted but not forgotten threads to the past. Oh, if these buildings could only talk…the stories they would tell. Power Plant In Cheyenne Flickr/Coulter Sunderman This amazing building is an old abandoned power plant in Cheyenne. Years ago this served as a workplace for many, now the only thing congregating there are the feral cats...

March 21, 2022 · 5 min · 923 words · Karen Sheffield

Most Bizarre Things People From Missouri Do

People in Missouri have their quirks, that’s for sure. But they wouldn’t be true Missourians if they didn’t do these somewhat unusual things. Eat their barbecue burnt. Adam Kuban/Flickr Burnt ends. It may sound like a mistake made in the kitchen, but we guarantee you it’s not. All the deliciousness of a slab of ribs, without the work of having to remove the bone. It’s pretty genius actually, and Kansas City serves them the best....

March 21, 2022 · 5 min · 873 words · Tera Caldwell

The 12 Best Ways To Spend A Montana Snow Day

Has your town seen its first big snowfall yet? No matter what part of Montana you call home, you’re practically guaranteed to have a white winter. And while most snow flurries are relatively harmless, occasionally we see bouts of snow that are pretty impressive. On those days, it can be difficult to get much done. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have a great day. Here’s how to pass the time until the spring thaw:...

March 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1180 words · Elizabeth Kibbe

The 15 Unhealthiest Counties In Ohio

Last week, we highlighted which counties in Ohio are the healthiest. This week, we decided to take a look at the other end of the spectrum. According to CountyHealthRankings.org, the following 15 counties are the unhealthiest in Ohio. Data is based on a variety of health factors and health outcomes, including; length of life, quality of life, health behaviors, clinical care, physical environment and social and economic factors. These health factors and health outcomes were calculated via percentages of premature deaths, obesity, smoking, food environment index, excessive drinking, access to exercise opportunities, health insurance, health care providers, number of poor physical health days, unemployment, income inequality, violent crime, air pollution, drinking water violations and many others....

March 21, 2022 · 8 min · 1622 words · Mary Mixson

The 42 Best Photos Of Virginia In 2015

Over the past year, many of you have submitted photos by email and through the Only in Virginia Facebook page. The quality and variety of the work we have received is overwhelming. And the photographers? Some of the most talented anywhere. Today, we are taking a look back at some of the work that we’ve received and offering you a glimpse at just a few of our favorites. We hope you’ll enjoy this look back at 2015 in Virginia as much as we enjoyed putting it together....

March 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1084 words · Rosa Mcdonald

The 8 Weirdest Things That Have Ever Happened In Montana

While many words are used to describe Montana, “weird” isn’t usually one of them. But that definitely doesn’t mean that nothing bizarre ever happens here in the Treasure State. For proof, read on about these 8 head-scratching happenings. In 1967, two different grizzly bears mauled two women to death on the same night in Glacier National Park. Emily Poisel / Flickr The park hadn’t had a recorded incident of a grizzly death since its 1910 creation....

March 21, 2022 · 5 min · 966 words · Celeste Genther

The Best Train Ride In Minnesota To See Fall Foliage

Are you ready to experience a Minnesota fall in a brand-new way? It’s time to get yourself to Duluth to ride the Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad. With river and lake views, this historic railroad has been a popular way to see fall foliage in Duluth since 1980 – you’ll see why. Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad/Facebook You’ll have the choice between two remodeled 104-year-old train cars. Both were created for the Duluth, Missabe and Northern Railway....

March 21, 2022 · 5 min · 930 words · David Elliam

The Odd Fellows Cafe Is One Of The Best The Mom Pop Restaurants In Delaware

The Odd Fellows Cafe has been one of Smyrna’s favorite restaurants since it opened just a few years ago. This quaint Main Street cafe serves up mouthwatering food, all prepared fresh by the Odd Fellows’ chef, Willie Sheppard. Chef Willie puts his own spin on classic, home-cooked meals, and his efforts make Odd Fellows one of the best mom and pop restaurants in Delaware. Downtown Smyrna is a great place to stroll!...

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 747 words · Jeffery Craig

The Ultimate Minnesota Burger Bucket List

It’s pretty easy to find a good burger around these parts. Nearly every town has a restaurant that serves up tasty hamburgers. But finding a great burger – that’s something that takes a little bit more effort. Luckily, you don’t need to put in any effort at all. Here are Minnesota’s greatest, most mouth-watering burgers for you to add to your bucket list. Red Cow (Minneapolis and St. Paul) Red Cow 50th Street/Facebook...

March 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1229 words · Louise Courter

This Enchanting Hike Near Denver Is Unforgettable

If you’re looking for a relatively easy hike with tremendous rewards, take a trip to St. Mary’s Glacier near Idaho Springs and explore to your hearts content. The short trail covers all your Rocky Mountain bases from woods and wildflowers to streams and waterfalls to cliffs and lakes and mountain peaks, all in under a mile. Snow remains on the glacier year round, which makes it a great destination for out-of-towners or Denverites who want to beat the summer heat....

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 800 words · Sandra Morgan

Town Of Lily Dale In New York Is Anything But Ordinary

New York is far from lacking when it comes incredible small towns that have their own unforgettable characteristics. If you’ve ever taken the time to explore any of our remote areas out in Western New York, you’ll know that it’s in these little-known locations that you’ll find some of the most charming attractions within our state. An intriguing history that will keep you fascinated all throughout your visit, the unique town of Lily Dale is far from ordinary....

March 21, 2022 · 8 min · 1603 words · Stephanie Hansbrough

Visit Beaufort A Perfectly Southern Historic Town In North Carolina

When one thinks ‘southern,’ what normally comes to mind? For me, I think hospitable, laid back, regal yet humble, tied to the land and also tied to the culture of the place they call home. While in general, North Carolina is indeed a southern state, some towns just radiate that certain charm. The town of Beaufort has mastered it. Located on the inner banks, Beaufort is only 2.7 miles and surrounded by nearly a mile of water....

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 698 words · Cheryl Burbage

Why Damascus Is A Hidden Gem Of Virginia

Each of Virginia’s small towns has that special something that brands it as totally unique. Even so, there are some places that tend to fly under the radar unless you happen to be one of the lucky few to live there. Or in the case of Damascus, hike right through it. This Appalachian community is beloved by outdoor enthusiasts for its proximity to some of the most iconic trails in Virginia, including the Appalachian Trail itself....

March 21, 2022 · 4 min · 779 words · Gregory Kinder

You Ll Never Forget An Overnight Stay In This Retired Caboose In Alaska

Alaska is filled with unique attractions, but finding a rare gem like the ‘moose caboose’ at Alaska Adventure Cabins in Homer is truly a special treat. When you head to The Kenai, Alaska’s Playground and make your way down to the halibut fishing capital of the world, be on the lookout for this enchanting place located right off the Sterling Highway. On the bluff overlooking spectacular panoramic views of Kachemak Bay, you are guaranteed to never forget an overnight stay in this remarkable retired rail car....

March 21, 2022 · 7 min · 1363 words · Rubie Drutman