Author: Rebekah
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Homestead National Historical Park- Proving the American Dream
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Discover how the Homestead Act of 1862 changed the landscape of America forever at Homestead National Historical Park in Beatrice, Nebraska.
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Historic Railpark and Train Museum in Bowling Green, KY
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All aboard! If you’re traveling through Kentucky, the Historic Railpark and Train Museum in Bowling Green is worth a stop. Find out all about it here.
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Casey, Illinois- See the World’s Largest Pencil and More!
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A famous little big town known for its unbeatable collection of “world’s largest” and “not so world’s largest but close” is a quirky pitstop you’ve got to see!
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El Malpais- Is This National Monument a Waste of Time?
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I’ll tell you what we thought about El Malpais despite what I’m calling the “Hoka Debacle”.
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Dear Bryce- Love Letter to a Canyon
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Has one place affected you so deeply you feel guilty traveling somewhere new? Here is my love letter to Bryce, a national park personified.
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Christkindlmarkt in Carmel, Indiana- A New Holiday Tradition!
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Oh, what fun we had this Christmas! I’ll tell you all about our trip to Carmel, Indiana’s renowned Christkindlmarkt and how to make the most out of your Christkindlmarkt experience!
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Yulefest at Historic Mansker’s Station in TN- It’s Free!
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Looking for some free simple Tennessee Christmas magic? Make Yulefest at Mansker’s Station in Goodlettsville a holiday tradition!
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Fall in Love with Volcanoes- Exploring 10 Kick-Ash Trails
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Think volcanoes are boring? I’ll show you 10 kick-ash volcanic trails that are sure to change your mind!
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The Old Mill- This Hidden Arkansas Gem Hasn’t Gone Anywhere!
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You might have seen this hidden gem before, but I bet you don’t remember it. Make sure your next Arkansas road trip includes a stop at The Old Mill, the historic site that hasn’t gone anywhere!
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Meriwether Lewis Site- The Great Mystery on the Natchez Trace
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On October 11, 1809, the greatest unsolved mystery in American history occurred on the Natchez Trace in Tennessee. Want to know what it is? Read about the Meriwether Lewis Site HERE!