In the very early days of our great country, pioneers established Marietta, Ohio as the first permanent settlement beyond the original thirteen colonies. General Rufus Putnam led brave pioneers one-thousand miles from Massachusetts to Ohio’s first city in the depths of winter. This rich, historical town holds a special place in the hearts of our…
Sometimes the best information comes through my inbox. I found this little gem about wine in Philadelphia and knew I had to share because, hellloooooooo, WINE!!! I had no idea that there were so many wine options in the Philadelphia area. Now I need to make plans to visit Philadelphia so I can try some…
See how history comes alive in Parkersburg, WV. This city on the border of Ohio and West Virginia and at the confluence of the Little Kanawha River and Ohio River, is home to some historical sites as well as a beautiful setting for outdoor activities. Grab your bags and head out to Parkersburg and prepare…
Mark your calendar because it’s time for the Ag and Art Tour. This is the largest free farm and art tour in the nation! This annual event showcases South Carolina’s agriculture and arts. When you join in on the fun you’ll explore rural areas, interact with farmers and artists, and engage in a wide range…
The first thing that pops to mind when we think of Utah are usually images of vast deserts and Mars-like landscapes and not small towns to visit, but there’s a lot more the Beehive State has to offer visitors! Home to tons of natural landscapes that range from deserts to sky-high mountains, the Beehive State…
We all know that Delaware has a great coast full of beautiful beaches and charming towns, but did you know there about Delaware’s Culinary Coast? Spend any time in the area and you are bound to put in on our list of places to return to again and again. The coast makes a great destination…
By the way, if you’ve never driven through West Virginia you are in for a treat. Stunning views, green rolling hills, and mountains. Honestly, so gorgeous! Oh, and if you want to visit a haunted location that has incredible architecture and good stories during your travels check out the Trans Alleghany Asylum Ghost Tour. Best…
Penn State is what usually draws people to State College in Central Pennsylvania. Students, alumni, parents, and friends come “home” to this beautiful place and visit familiar places. For those who are new and want to discover this historic place, there are so many things for you to see and do. Here are 6 places…
Michigan is packed with an abundance of things to do in every season. Summer and Fall, of course, are my favorite and what you’ll find the most reference to here. Occasionally, you’ll stumble across a winter post for those that enjoy cold weather sports and outdoor pursuits. This list is a guide to all the…
The mountains are calling and you must go straight to Blue Ridge, Georgia where the North Georgia Mountains allow you to cool off in the mountain waters, chase waterfalls, kayak, tube, fish, or even take in a drive-in movie. Spending time outdoors while visiting the mountains is the way to go and Blue Ridge is…
Sandy beaches, bonfires, camping, stargazing, and festivals are just a few of the reasons to get outside and enjoy summer in Michigan. Michiganders may suffer long and horrible winters, but when the weather turns warmer we know how to get outside and embrace our Michigan summer. Summer is when I fall in love all over…
Between here and Petoskey is a 2-lane road that cuts its way through the woods and past a few small towns, some nothing more than a gas station and small store. It’s only 75 miles between our towns, but it’s a world of difference in character and charm. Summer Fun Petoskey Michigan WHY PETOSKEY? This…
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