Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a wrangler back in the Old West lounging, but always alert, near the chuckwagon, around a campfire under a sky full of stars enjoying dinner while traveling along the trail? Well, now you can find out. As far back as the 1800s, after the cowboys rode the range, they would gather around the chuckwagon in the evenings, share tall tales and entertain each other with music....
There are many charming towns located throughout Alabama. Unfortunately, some of these towns are overlooked and don’t receive the same amount of attention as others do, unless it’s from the locals. One charming town in particular that’s overlooked, or underrated, and is definitely worth a visit is Eufaula. For information about Eufaula, including places that make it a great town to visit, continue reading. Eufaula, the largest city in Barbour County, was incorporated in 1857 and overlooks Lake Eufaula from a bluff....
Destination weddings are where it’s at, but places like Vegas and tropical islands are so overdone. Count on Wyoming to have the solution. There are loads of beautiful, romantic places around the state that are perfect for tying the knot. Don’t worry if you’ve never dreamed of a western theme for your nuptials – that part is completely optional. The best part is that guests will be blown away watching you say “I do” in one of these epic Wyoming locales....
New Jersey offers incredible camping opportunities year round. You can choose from tents, yurts, RV’s and cabins with any amenity you’d like. Air conditioning, arcade, pool, pet friendly; there’s a campsite for that! Here are some of the most unique camping spots in New Jersey, from wild to wildly luxurious. Wharton State Forest, Hammonton Flickr/George Shnakenburg Jr. Flickr/Owl’s Flight Wharton State Forest is a wilderness lovers paradise. They offer hiking, swimming, boating, hunting and even a historical village to explore....
Let’s face it, sometimes you just really need a hearty meal. When you are craving a delicious, perfectly cooked steak, you need to come to DC! There are numerous fantastic steakhouses in the area but these 11 just might be the best. Bourbon Steak Yelp/Brains D. Yelp/Alicia G. This stylish steakhouse is tucked away in the Four Seasons Hotel but it’s worth searching out! They have a huge menu of steaks so whatever type you love, from Japanese Waguy to dry-aged New York strips, you’ll find it there....
Biking is a popular pastime in DC. The Capital Bike Share program makes it easy to pick up bikes throughout the city and take them for a ride and return them. If you don’t want to spend all of your time dodging traffic biking in the city, we recommend checking out the 9 best bike trails in Washington DC. Mount Vernon Trail Flickr/Team Frosick Mount Vernon is one of the best rides in DC....
Inside the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, located in Iowa City, is the Medical Museum. You can find it on the 8th floor of the Colloton Pavilion near elevator F. It’s open Saturday and Sunday from 1pm until 4pm and Monday through Friday from 8am until 5pm. Visitors can enjoy “hands-on” activities that involve learning about the function and structure of the human body. They can also take a close look at many antique medical devices and tools....
Breathe in the fresh air as you lie back in the warm glow of a salt cave. Halotherapy, commonly called salt therapy, has become a popular all-natural, holistic treatment designed to help those who suffer from respiratory (bronchitis and asthma, for example) and skin (such as eczema and acne) ailments, to release toxins from the body, and to strengthen the immune system. Whatever your reason for visiting a salt cave, like the salt room we featured last week, you’ll find pure relaxation at these six salt caves in Pennsylvania....
A trip to Southern California wouldn’t be complete without stopping for a hot dog or hamburger at Carneys Express. Since 1975, this SoCal restaurant has been a familiar landmark along the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. Set inside an old Pacific Railroad passenger train, it’s impossible to miss Carneys Express as you drive down Sunset Boulevard. Here’s a sneak peak at this local gem that everyone should experience at least once....
Hawaii is undoubtedly home to some of the world’s most incredible beaches – but there is more to our island paradise than tropical weather, palm trees, and turquoise water. In fact, the Hawaiian Islands are also home to some of the world’s most incredible volcanoes and mountain ranges. And while we love the Big Island’s Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa, Maui’s Haleakala is perhaps the most incredible mountain in all of Hawaii....
Who doesn’t love pizza? If you don’t love pizza, you probably shouldn’t be on this site because you might not be as American as you think! The truth is, Indiana is loaded with so many pizza places it was hard to pick just a handful for this list! Here are ten killer options for some mouthwatering pizza! Bazbeaux yelp.cpm yelp.com Image from Pexels.com Bazbeaux sticks out in Indianapolis as a must visit when you’re ready to eat....
On nearly 400-acres of abandoned land sits a beautifully decayed urban wonderland with a rich and sordid history. Back in October 2009, the roof of the building caught fire, and firefighters made a staggering decision that left the old prison in ruins. Deciding that the building wasn’t worth the effort and resources to contain, they left the fire to burn out on its own. Eventually it did, and the fire left the building in shambles, which only added to the allure and history that makes this place so unique....
Thrifting has seen a second life in recent years, and thankfully so. There’s just something about the hunt for a hidden treasure, something sweet about the stories behind tables and chairs and stunning old vintage dresses. We scoured the state for twelve thrift stores to visit and one is bound to be near you. Did we list your favorite? Second Blessings Thrift Store - Chattanooga Second Blessings Thrift Store - Facebook Located in Chattanooga, Second Blessings is open from 10-5 every day but Sunday, and they operate as a Christian non-profit that helps those in need with their living expenses....
When you’re from New Orleans, there are some questions that you hear again and again. Sometimes, it’s annoying, sometimes it’s frustrating, and sometimes you just want to pull your hair out! But here are some of the most common questions you hear when you’re from New Orleans. Is New Orleans safe? facebook.com/wwwnopd6thdistrictpcab This is one of the questions that can be pretty hard to answer. Safe for who? Safe in what sense?...
We all know everything is more wonderful in Maine, but from the outside looking in things may seem a little stranger here, too. From our reactions to Maine weather to our unique roadside attractions, to the food we all love, things can get pretty weird here in Vacationland. Here are just a few examples of some of the things that people from Maine do. Build really large people on the side of the road....
Probably the most fun part about school growing up was learning that you and your classmates would be leaving campus and experiencing new and interesting places for the first time. Yes, we’re talking about the field trip. We know you still have that nostalgic feeling stored somewhere in the back of your mind, which is why we’ve dug up some of the spots just about every Michigander was bound to have visited during school trips....
Ohio has several beautiful, historic towns, but there are also several neighborhoods that are full of charm, unique architecture and history. The following are just 12 of our favorites. See if you recognize any of them: Columbia-Tusculum (Cincinnati) Wikipedia Known for its Victorian-era homes decorated in the colorful Painted Ladies style, Cincinnati’s oldest neighborhood is located in the Ohio River Valley. Local restaurants, shops, parks and bike trails are just a few of the many amenities and entertainment options to check out here....
There are approximately 10 billion legitimate reasons to love Montana, and each of us have our own favorite things about life in the Treasure State. But we’ll also be the first to admit some of our reasons are a little quirkier than others. There are no “bad” reasons to adore Montana – in fact, our state’s oddities are what make it great. We have the best Dinosaur Trail. WernerG2011 / Flickr The Montana Dinosaur Trail has 13 stops that span the state....
Hiking doesn’t necessarily mean roughing it. In fact, the hiking trails in Pittsburgh promise something for everyone: From the challenging to the demure trails, you’ll quickly discover the splendor and beauty of Pittsburgh’s outdoors. Here are the nine best trails for hiking in Pittsburgh: Rachel Carson Trail Flickr/Ren Glover Trek the entire span – 35 miles – of the Rachel Carson Trail in one day, or start it one day and finish it the next day, or even the next weekend....
Idaho is often top ranked when it comes to water activities, and it’s not hard to see why. The abundance of natural bodies of water provides opportunities for everyone to stay cool during the summer, no matter their activity preference. Floating, kayaking, paddle boarding, Idaho has it all. However, our great state truly shines when it comes white water rafting. With countless rivers and rafting guide companies to choose from, white water rafting is a truly Idahoan activity....
