You Must See These 11 Hidden Gems In Alabama Before You Die

There are so many incredible things to see and do in Alabama. Some of these things are pretty well known, whereas others are some of Alabama’s best-kept secrets and considered hidden gems. Alabama definitely has its fair share of hidden gems, and listed below are 11 hidden gems that everyone should check out. Town of Mooresville flickr/Jimmy Emerson, DVM Mooresville is one of the oldest towns in Alabama, and the entire town is listed on the National Register of Historic Places....

March 2, 2022 · 6 min · 1119 words · Rhonda Stair

10 Amazing Flea Markets In Southern California You Absolutely Have To Visit

If you love shopping and scoring some great deals then you’ll want to check out these 10 flea markets in Southern California that are full of treasures. From the largest flea market in SoCal to some of the smallest independent markets located in SoCal’s local neighborhoods, you’ll find a little something for everyone to choose from. Did your favorite SoCal flea market make it on this list? Topanga Vintage Market – Pierce College, Victory Blvd At Mason Ave in Woodland Hills yelp/topanga vintage market This fun and festive local flea market runs rain or shine on the 4th Sunday of every month....

March 1, 2022 · 7 min · 1330 words · Anthony Brent

10 Charming River Towns In North Dakota To Visit This Spring

North Dakota has many, many rivers within its borders. A large portion of the people who live here live in river valleys or just a short distance from a river, creek, pond, or lake. Even some of our most well-known attractions were formed by or have to do with rivers! Naturally, many towns and cities lie alongside the coursing waters of these natural formations, and there are a few choice ones that would be perfect to visit in this upcoming spring....

March 1, 2022 · 5 min · 927 words · Christopher Eckert

10 Places In Iowa Where You Can Pick Your Own Delicious Food

There’s nothing like picking your own food fresh from the tree. You really learn to appreciate what you have if you have to work for it, and the same goes for food! Plus, it’s a great way to spend time with family or friends. So, next time you want to get some fresh air, and some fresh food, check out one of these 10 pick-your-own produce farms in Iowa! Center Grove Orchard, Cambridge Carol VanHook/Flickr...

March 1, 2022 · 5 min · 960 words · Pamela Higa

15 Things People From Texas Do Better Than Anyone Else

Here in Texas, we’re just a tad bit more proud of ourselves and our state than anybody else – and for good reason. We aren’t trying to be conceited; we’re just sharing the honest truth. I could write a book listing all the ways we’re superior, but for now, I think these 15 things get the point across just fine. Country music Flickr/alishamorgan Everyone knows no other state does country music like Texas - and if they say they do, they’re lying....

March 1, 2022 · 6 min · 1180 words · Bernice Gallardo

1950S Connecticut Footage Shows How Much Has Changed

Everything changes, but these photos from 1950s Connecticut are hard to believe. Our little state’s position in the world sure has changed! But there was once a simpler time, before parkways and phrases like “commuter state.” One of the original colonies, Connecticut was ahead of the curve and was once a manufacturing empire. In fact, they made a whole educational short film about it. Here are some highlights: It was a time before internet ands smartphones…...

March 1, 2022 · 5 min · 979 words · John Powell

5 Of The Best Waterparks Near Indianapolis

There are many awesome waterparks in Indiana, especially within the Indianapolis area. Olympic-sized pools, lazy rivers, water slides and kiddie areas are huge attractions at many of these Indianapolis-area waterparks. Listed below are five of the best waterparks that are located near Indianapolis. The Waterpark at the Monon Community Center yelp/TheHungryDad Jeff C. The Waterpark at the Monon Community Center is the perfect summer destination for the entire family. A few of the main attractions at The Waterpark include a lazy river, FlowRider (pictured), a plunge slide and so much more....

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 664 words · Monica Hetzler

8 Amazing Hidden Michigan Restaurants

Most of us are well aware of the exciting new dining scene taking shape in many Michigan cities. They’re the stuff of reality cable television programs. They inspire aspiring young chefs to launch careers in the culinary arts. And they are regularly becoming part of the national conversation about fine dining. We’re talking, of course, about many of the cities in Michigan that have been dining destinations for years. Places like Detroit, Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Ann Arbor....

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 734 words · Ronald Cirrincione

9 Bugs Found In Illinois Will Send Shivers Down Your Spine

Illinois has some great things going for it. World-class museums. Beautiful farmland. Excellent shopping. But then there are bugs. Big bugs, gross bugs, creepy bugs. Bugs. If bugs make you squeamish, you’ll want to skip this article. Because it includes lots of pictures of bugs found in Illinois. You have been warned. Venusta Orchard Spider USGS Bee Inventory/Flickr Don’t worry–this little guy tends to hang out in forest areas, shrubs, etc....

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 691 words · Everett Chaney

9 Montana Hiking Trails So Beautiful You Ll Forget You Re Exercising

The best kind of workout is the kind that doesn’t feel like exercising at all. And here in the Treasure State, we’re lucky enough to have some hiking trails that are so beautiful, you’ll simply feel like you’re enjoying nature rather than working up a sweat. In reality, you’ll be doing both. Beehive Basin Trail, Big Sky Richard Harding / alltrails.com Steven Moore / alltrails.com This gorgeous 7 mile hike is full of the mountains, meadows and lakes that make life in Montana so amazing....

March 1, 2022 · 5 min · 887 words · David Watts

A Spooky Ghost Town In New Mexico Is Straight Out Of A Horror Movie

New Mexico has hundreds of ghost towns! Some are empty patches of land where towns once stood; in others, mining equipment is all that remains to tell the town’s history. However, a few of New Mexico’s ghost towns are in better condition and exploring them can be an unsettling experience. Houses along with pieces of furniture remain, decaying before your eyes, but there isn’t a soul in sight. Lake Valley is one such place....

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 739 words · Chris Brown

Amazing Photos Captured In Nevada

In recent posts, we featured the amazing work of several Nevada photographers. Because Nevada is filled with many talented photographers, we’ve included an additional 20 photos below. As always, we appreciate your photo submissions and welcome you to continue sharing them with us. Submission instructions are listed at the end of this post. This view of Clover Valley is absolutely STUNNING! Cindy Joyce Photo by: Cindy Joyce / CJ Photography...

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 658 words · Joseph Stanwick

Dock Street Theatre In South Carolina Is Haunted By The Ghost Of The Father Of John Wilkes Booth

South Carolina’s haunted past is evident in so many places that many have come to believe hauntings in the Palmetto State are almost a way of life. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, there’s no denying some of the past occurrences here that could plausibly leave a forever “footprint” of previous lives. The location of the oldest performance theater in the U.S. is no different. Flickr/Saif Alnuweiri The ever-beautiful Dock Street Theater on Church Street in historic Charleston has a long and storied past most don’t know about....

March 1, 2022 · 6 min · 1093 words · Amanda Hughes

Here Are The 10 Most Popular Baby Names In Oregon

Seems like we go through phases when it comes to picking baby names. For awhile there, it was apparently the en vogue thing to go weirder and weirder with baby names (think Ruckus, Paizley, and McKinley). But as much as things change, we still seem to like to hold onto tradition. And with that, we give you the 10 most popular baby names in Oregon in 2014. Isabella “Isabel la Católica-2” by Escuela flamenca (?...

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 745 words · Barbara Harvey

Plymouth Idaho Is A Charming Picturesque Town Everyone Should Visit

Idaho is quite literally made up of hundreds of amazing small towns and ghost towns, each with their own unique claims to fame and award-winning cultures. While many charming places across the state are home to specific landmarks and nationally-known attractions for Idahoans to visit, there’s one small town that has an appeal all its own. It might be tiny, but it’s vibrant, full of life, and totally unique; once you’re there, you might just find yourself turned around in the best way possible… and a few delightful surprises along the way....

March 1, 2022 · 5 min · 870 words · Roy Records

Take These 11 Tours Of Nebraska For A Whole New Experience

Maybe you’ve been reading our page for a while and you’re excited about getting out there and exploring Nebraska. But we know that deciding where to start is a little overwhelming. These tours take most of the work out of your hands. Whether they’re guided, self-guided, multi-stop or a singular experience, they’ll give you a whole new view of Nebraska. Gannon Travel Facebook/Gannon Travel Associates Based in Grand Island, Gannon Travel runs a variety of interesting Nebraska tours....

March 1, 2022 · 7 min · 1391 words · Daniel Kirkpatrick

The 11 Best Places To Spot A Ghost In Connecticut

Connecticut has a bit of a reputation for being full of haunts and, like many New England states, its long history comes with plenty of folklore. But if you’re looking to spot a ghost, these locations are your best bet. Check them out: New London Ledge Light Bernt Rostad/Flickr 1084 Shennecossett Road, Groton, CT 06340 Take the tour and keep your eyes peeled for the ghost of Ernie. He threw himself into the sea after discovering his wife was unfaithful, but his body was never found....

March 1, 2022 · 6 min · 1161 words · Deirdre Smith

The 12 Best Seafood Restaurants In Connecticut

Connecticut knows its seafood, so it’s no surprise that we have so many delicious seafood restaurants. But these locations have won over the hearts of residents and critics alike. So if you’re looking for the best place to enjoy a summer meal, consider one of these fabulous spots. They’ll be serving up your favorite dishes like you’ve never tasted them before! The Place (Guilford) The Place/acebook The Place/Facebook This beloved location is only open in the summers, so hurry!...

March 1, 2022 · 5 min · 883 words · Larissa Ingram

The 17 Most Religious Counties In South Carolina

Some would agree that faith is the backbone of South Carolinians. We consulted with the ARDA – the Association of Religious Data Archives – to find out just how we rank county-by-county in the Palmetto State. Following is the list of the top 17 counties in South Carolina, based on our rates of religious adherence per 1,000 people. These figures are the most recent available and are from 2010. Charleston County, South Carolina Spencer Means/Flickr In Charleston County 565 out of every 1,000 people are faith-based and adhere to their beliefs....

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 847 words · Tommy Easter

The 20 Best Photos Of Georgia Taken In 2015

This year has been an amazing one for Only In Georgia. I’ve gotten to share so many amazing places, facts and history with all of you–and I can’t wait to do it again in 2016. The most amazing part of my experience with this site has been interacting with all of you! You guys have been so amazing in sharing this site and posting to the Facebook page, and I truly appreciate every single post....

March 1, 2022 · 4 min · 759 words · Robby Pyle