If you thought all sandwiches were created equal, think again! At Kurtz’s Pub and Deli, the lunchtime classic is transformed into a hearty meal thanks to quality meats, fresh toppings, and delicious bread. And it’s no coincidence that Kurtz’s makes epic sandwiches. The eatery has been open since the early 1900s, making it one of the oldest delis in the state. Take a look: Great delis are scattered throughout the Badger State....
You won’t find a sweeter way to spend a summer day than the upcoming Watermelon Carnival. Despite its small town locale, the fest has grown into one of the state’s most anticipated events. In fact, it was named among the top 20 festivals in the southeastern United States! Read on for all the details, so you don’t miss the fun-filled fest. A longtime favorite, the Watermelon Carnival has been dubbed Water Valley’s most prized annual celebration....
After you’ve lived in North Dakota for a while you’ve probably picked up some habits and tendencies to do or think certain things. Sometimes it’s just because that’s the way everyone is, and sometimes it’s through your experiences of living here. Either way, here are 11 signs you’ve definitely spent a lot of time in the Peace Garden State – maybe even a little too much! You’ve become a pothole dodging master after years of dealing the the post-winter mess that is North Dakota’s roads....
Summer is just around the corner, so there’s no better time than right now to think about where you’ll be spending it. Several types of places are located in Alabama that are definitely worth a summer visit. From lovely botanical gardens to breathtaking nature preserves, the options are endless. Listed below are 12 photo-worthy outdoor spots in Alabama that’ll have you counting down the days until summer arrives. Gulf Shores flickr/faungg’s photos Gulf Shores is located on Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast and is one of the state’s top vacation destinations....
Mountain ranges shape and define the landscape of New Mexico, contributing to the state’s natural beauty. Although we don’t have any fourteeners like our neighbor, Colorado, we come pretty close. Whether you’re interested in scaling the most beautiful mountains in New Mexico or just want to admire them, here are some of the best mountains that our state has to offer. I’ve focused on peaks with high prominence, because they tend to be more dramatic....
Delaware – are you looking forward to summer? Add these spots to your summer bucket list and get ready to see the true beauty of the First State. Each of these locations is known for being a photographer’s paradise, so get ready to snap some Delaware photos and share them with friends and family. Cape Henlopen State Park Flickr / The West End From the beaches to Fort Miles, you’ll find thousands of photo opportunities at one of our most popular Delaware state parks....
While exploring the great state of Alabama, you never know what you’ll come across. After all, there’s such a variety of places and things just waiting to be discovered. Some of them are even quite quirky. Listed below are nine quirky places and things waiting to be discovered in Alabama. Take a look: Goldie 1971: The Fallen Robot - Tuscaloosa google/christopher trochez Goldie 1971 is a fallen robot statue that’s located on Woods Quad at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa....
Alaska’s old growth trees are a stunning representation of the history of our world. As one of the oldest living things in America, these beautiful trees dot the landscape of the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. An important part of Southeast Alaska, these majestic trees are fascinating to learn about. Many people have heard of the impressive old growth forests in Alaska. BriBar via E+ Collection / Getty Images Located in Southeast Alaska in the Tongass National Forest, these awe inspiring trees are a testament to the history of the area....
Embrace the nostalgia of the past and celebrate current American culture at one of the most whimsical restaurants around. Sit alongside autographed photographs of some of America’s most memorable public figures and icons as you soak up the jovial atmosphere of Autograph Brasserie in Pennsylvania. Celebrate good food and popular culture throughout American history when you visit Autograph Brasserie, a whimsical restaurant in Pennsylvania that, at least from the outside, looks like a fairy tale castle....
If you’ve ever explored the entirety of Seattle’s Pike Place Market, you may have spotted Red Cedar & Sage without even realizing it. This fine dining restaurant has a huge glass atrium that fits over 100 people, and they take full advantage. And since the space is heated, it stays comfortable all year long. Red Cedar & Sage is located in the heart of Pike Place Market, tucked away in a corner....
If there were a list of must-visit places in small town Mississippi, Donna’s #6 Produce would be at the top of it. A charming roadside shop, it’s loaded with great merchandise – including some of the best fudge in the state. Take a look: Located right off Highway 49 in Florence, Donna’s Produce #6 has been attracting people from near and far for more than 40 years. Donna’s #6 Produce/Facebook Don’t bother looking for the other five....
Steakhouses are as plentiful as the variety of steaks they serve. With so many options out there, it can be hard to weed out the good from the bad. But if you’re searching for a prime spot to indulge your steak craving, why not head to Wisconsin’s best steakhouse, Tornado Steak House? The iconic eatery is housed in a building that predates its opening by centuries, making the surroundings as memorable as the steaks....
Wyoming may be a landlocked state, but there sure is a whole lot of water here! Check out a few of the best places for paddling in Wyoming, whether you’re an experienced kayaker or you’re just looking for a relaxing lazy river afternoon. Big Horn River, near Thermopolis Flickr / Joe Bartolini The Big Horn River, near Thermopolis, is a quiet and calm river that’s perfect for paddling or tubing. Gather up a group of friends, leave a car downstream, and hop in for a relaxing lazy river ride....
Did you know that the oldest known fossil of a tick was found in Sayreville, New Jersey? Found in a piece of amber, it’s around 90 million years old. It is believed that it hitched a ride on a bird that migrated from South America. So, ticks have been a problem in the Garden State for millions of years. They latched on to dinosaurs and they latch onto us. We’ve got some not-so-great news about ticks in the year 2020 but we’ve also got some good news....
Do you love German food as much as we do? If so, then you know we’ll eat at any new German spot across the state. You may have not heard of this German restaurant yet, but let this be your formal introduction. Kansas, meet Ironhaus. We hope they stick around for a long time! Welcome to Ironhaus Bierhalle and Garten, a brand new restaurant in Leawood that popped up out of nowhere....
When was the last time you enjoyed a peanut butter and jam sandwich? It might be the food of your childhood, but the peanut butter at this little nut shop in Columbus is gourmet fare that’s a far cry from the stuff you ate as a kid. You definitely need to put Krema Nut Company on your list. In fact, you’d be nuts not to visit this peanut butter shop in Ohio....
South Dakota has a rich human history dating back tens of thousands of years, but the area’s natural history dates back even further to the tune of hundreds of millions of years! While none of us were around to experience these changes first hand, we can still get an inside look at them via South Dakota’s W.H. Over Museum: Tucked away next to the DakotaDome on the University of South Dakota campus, the W....
Come summer in Minnesota, it’s time to get outdoors. After weathering through a long, cold winter, Minnesotans want to soak up the sun as much as we can. By day, hiking, biking, and swimming are among the top activities. But at night, things get a little more exciting. Besides camping and bonfires, one favorite activity is going to the drive-in. Minnesotans are lucky to still have six drive-in theaters open all over our state....
You don’t need to travel to another planet to find a jaw-droppingly stunning landscape. New Mexico is filled with naturally surreal locations, ranging from badlands to caverns to volcanoes. One such location that is both beautiful and otherworldly is just a short drive from Albuquerque. Welcome to the dreamy landscape hidden away in Paliza Canyon, a small area 55 miles north of Albuquerque in the Jemez Mountains. James Davenport/AllTrails This spot has a stunning collection of hoodoos, sometimes called goblins or fairy chimneys....
The waters at Hot Springs aren’t the only way to warm up in this beloved town! Come get fired up at Riley Art Glass Studio, a one-of-a-kind local business featuring a rainbow of handcrafted pieces. Riley Art Glass Studio not only sells beautiful artwork, they let you see the process as well! Come see how they’re able to create such unique shapes in person. Riley Art Glass Studio resides a short mile away from Bathhouse Row....
