7 Best Free Things To Do In Philadelphia

There’s no question that city life can be expensive. Parking costs plenty if you can’t find a spot on the street… and even if you do find a spot on the street, chances are you’re going to find a ticket from the PPA on your windshield. Plus, food prices can be steep, particularly when you’re trying out some of Philadelphia’s world-class establishments. A day in the city doesn’t have to break the bank, though!...

March 15, 2022 · 5 min · 1044 words · Dino Jenkins

7 Unforgettable Road Trips To Take In Delaware Before You Die

Delaware is an amazing state for road trips, because it’s so tiny that you can really explore each stop before moving on to the next. This year, we’ve created some amazing road trips for you to take, from the haunted and spooky ones, to scenic and charming, and everything in between. So take a look at our list below, pick your favorite, and pack up the car to start 2017 off with an unforgettable Delaware road trip....

March 15, 2022 · 5 min · 1040 words · Alesha Tewell

7 Unique Places To Stay In Nashville

Are you planning a night out in Nashville? If so, you don’t want to spend it in some frumpy old hotel, but some place exciting. A neat spot that will forever brand Nashville in your mind as quirky and cute, a darling addition to your vacation repertoire. Let’s get started, shall we? Here are some of the most unique places to stay in Nashville. Timothy Demonbreun House Unknown / TripAdvisor This historic bed and breakfast boasts a couple of different options for your stay, plopping you nice and close to downtown without the high rises and all the noise....

March 15, 2022 · 4 min · 725 words · Deloris Clabaugh

8 Things No Self Respecting Delawarean Would Ever Do

Delawareans are the best kind of people – from our small towns to our largest city, you’ll find the kindest people of all inhabiting the First State. We’re generally easy going, like we’re transplated southerners in the busy northeast. However mellow we might be, there are a few things that you’ll never catch us doing, such as the following: Pass up Swamp Water in the summer. OIYS / K. O’Connell No matter how far you are from Boondocks Restaurant, you’ll never hear a Delawarean pass up a chance to pick crabs and drink Swamp Water on a nice summer night....

March 15, 2022 · 4 min · 681 words · Carla Butler

A Unique Theme Restaurant In South Carolina

South Carolina is known for many things, including a great backdrop of history and fabulous food. What happens when you combine those two? Let’s take a look. Poe’s Tavern on Sullivan’s Island is a restaurant and bar dedicated to the iconic Edgar Allan Poe. Facebook/Poe’s Tavern Why would someone name a restaurant after a poet specializing in mystery and macabre? It’s likely that Poe actually crossed the very path upon which Poe’s Tavern now rests....

March 15, 2022 · 5 min · 858 words · Sheila Williams

Creepy Houses In Ohio That Could Be Haunted

Some houses just look haunted. Whether it’s their decaying appearance, unusual origin or mysterious tale of abandonment, some houses just (silently) scream hauntings of restless spirits or wandering ghosts. Here are 10 creepy houses in Ohio that we think could be haunted—if only their walls could talk… Abandoned house on Harmar Hill (Marietta) Mike/Flickr Although it’s full of unusual character and color, you have to wonder why this home on Harmar Hill in Marietta, Ohio stands vacant....

March 15, 2022 · 4 min · 832 words · Jerry Rodriguez

Dine In This Restored Vintage Train Car In New Jersey

New Jersey is the diner capital of the country, no other state can compare; we have more diners per square mile than anywhere else in the world. While every diner is different, they tend to share a similar retro styling. Still, some diners stand out. Clinton Station Diner is one of those standout diners, unique for several reasons. This is Clinton Station Diner. Yelp/Mike G. The main dining area is decked out with moving model trains and a massive fish tank, but there’s something extra special about the secondary dining area....

March 15, 2022 · 4 min · 697 words · William Martinez

Experience A Spring Full Of Color In This Wildflower Road Trip Through Nevada Only In Your State

Nothing is more exquisite than seeing the amazing variety of natural color that can bloom in the state with our seasonal wildflowers. Especially in the desert, it’s startling to see a spark of color against the normally arid land where it seems so unexpected. With the rains we’ve been receiving, this year is probably going to be a good year for seeing some beautiful wildflower color in Nevada. This trip crosses through the state to find some of the best flower viewing spots!...

March 15, 2022 · 4 min · 744 words · Tammy Ulsamer

Small Montana Towns With Amazing Restaurants

All it takes is one visit to Bozeman or Missoula to realize that Montana’s big and mid-sized cities have delicious food. But don’t be so quick to pass by our small towns when you’re looking for a good quality restaurant meal. You’ll easily find amazing restaurants in most of our small towns, and these 10 especially are known for their great spots to eat. Philipsburg Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr This tiny tourist town has a few restaurants that are big on flavor....

March 15, 2022 · 5 min · 1065 words · Mary Nathan

Stereotypical Questions Oklahomans Get Asked

It’s inevitable in life that you’ll meet new people from out-of-state and exchange pleasantries that include the question, “Where are you from?” When they learn you’re an Oklahoman, for some odd reason, they ask the strangest questions. They either saw the musical Oklahoma! or watched Grapes of Wrath and still think of the state stuck in those eras. Either way, I have learned to have fun with the questions and give them a dose of sarcasm for the “stereotypical” ones....

March 15, 2022 · 5 min · 1049 words · John Davis

The 8 Weirdest And Strangest Things To Ever Happen In New Mexico

Sure, New Mexicans have a few weird habits and the Land of Enchantment certainly has its share of crazy laws. But what are the strangest things to ever happen in New Mexico? The list of bizarre incidents that have taken place here over the years is pretty long. Here are some of the highlights: That time when psychologists and psychiatrists testifying in court were ALMOST required to wear cone-shaped hats and white beards, and to wave magic wands in the air....

March 15, 2022 · 7 min · 1474 words · Joselyn Fishman

This Charming Massachusetts Park Will Be Your Favorite New Destination

Spread over 150 acres of gorgeous natural landscape in Florence, Look Memorial Park is jam-packed with fun activities for every age and interest. It’s the perfect blend of natural beauty and awesome stuff to do. Here’s more about what this unique park has to offer, and how you can visit today. Look Park is the Disney World of Florence, and it’s a well-kept local secret. Facebook/Look Memorial Park Seriously, there’s so much to do here....

March 15, 2022 · 7 min · 1313 words · Robert Mast

This Lake And Forest Retreat In Missouri Is Absolutely Gorgeous

Have you ever wanted to escape to the great outdoors without having to set up camp? At this resort in Missouri, you can. Enjoy all the perks of a state park without having to sleep in a tent on the ground. For a luxurious overnight stay surrounded by lush forest and a gorgeous lake, head on over to Stonewater Cove. Stonewater Cove Spa and Resort is located on the shores of Table Rock Lake in Shell Knob, Missouri....

March 15, 2022 · 4 min · 790 words · Joseph Groll

10 Historic Hidden Gems In Michigan

Michigan is home to countless hidden gems. We try to keep up with them all, but it’s really a full-time job. Thing is, some of these jewels hold secrets to our past. They give us a clue about how things were done back in the day. Here are some such places that you may or may not be familiar with. Have a look! Shipwreck Cove, Lake Huron and Michigan xray10/Flickr Centuries ago, thousands of ships traversed the Great Lakes to quickly transport goods....

March 14, 2022 · 4 min · 660 words · Eduardo Ayala

10 Kentuckian Thoughts When Winter Is Coming

Kentuckians know when the chill hits the air in autumn, winter is near, and we must prepare. Our winters are not like the more northern states, but they are quite wicked when Jack Frost starts nipping at our nose. We can have a cold rainy winter or end up with a foot or more of snow. It honestly varies from year to year. Here are 10 thoughts Kentuckians might have as winter nears:...

March 14, 2022 · 5 min · 979 words · Raul Snider

10 Most Famous Celebrities From San Francisco

The San Francisco Bay Area has been the birthplace of many actors, musicians, and innovators who have made a profound impact on the entertainment industry and popular culture around the world. You may be surprised to learn these 10 people are from San Francisco. Furthermore, we narrowed down this list to feature people directly from the city, instead of the wider Bay Area. Let’s take a look at these famous figures and see their connection to this wonderful City by the Bay....

March 14, 2022 · 4 min · 815 words · Rochelle Rodriguez

10 Questions People Ask When They Know You Re From Connecticut

Connecticut has a big reputation for a small state. Wherever you go, you’ll field questions from people eager to learn whether their ideas about Connecticut are fact or fiction. Here are a few of the questions you’re sure to get when people learn you’re from the Nutmeg State. Are people really into UCONN sports? flickr/Jimmy Emerson, DVM Yes! Connecticut residents are proud Husky fans. Tickets to a basketball game are a quick way to a Connecticut resident’s heart....

March 14, 2022 · 6 min · 1122 words · Mary Warren

10 Undeniable Signs That Fall Is Almost Here In Kentucky

There are some states that are limited to one or two seasons, but fortunately, Kentucky is not one of them. We are blessed with four very different seasons. A few weeks ago we were still enjoying the sunshine of summer, but now fall is arriving in a flurry of change. Here are 10 signs that autumn has arrived: Chilly Nights and Frosts Geograph The days are still warm but the nights are beginning to chill....

March 14, 2022 · 4 min · 721 words · Christopher Williams

11 Places In Virginia You Need To Visit This Spring

Is there any time more magical than spring in Virginia? The air is sweet, the trees are blossoming, and warm weather is here to stay. If you’re looking for activities and trips that can help you make the most of the season, we’ve compiled a list of must-visit sites for this time of year. Bring your camera and prepare to be dazzled by springtime magic. Light Of Truth Universal Shrine (Yogaville) LOTUS/Facebook Built in the 1980s as a shrine to all religions, the Light Of Truth Universal Shrine (LOTUS) is one of the most breathtaking buildings in the state....

March 14, 2022 · 7 min · 1452 words · Gregory Jones

11 Stereotypes About Delaware That Need To End

Delaware is a charming state that gets a bad reputation – based on myths about Delaware that are absolutely not true! Out of staters believe that we’re boring, bland, and only full of traffic. Luckily, Delawareans know better! How many of these have you had to refute? It’s all highway. Flickr / Chris Connelly So many people think that Delaware is not much more than a stretch of I-95 between Philadelphia and Baltimore....

March 14, 2022 · 5 min · 971 words · Jeremy Scott