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Love discovering SoCal’s hidden gems? If so, then you’ll be positively delighted to learn about this small-town farm in SoCal that’s home to the most charming group of shops and gardens you’ve ever seen. With a little bit of something for everyone, this quaint farm is always a fun getaway. Here’s a sneak peek at what you’ll find when you visit this remote farm in SoCal. Welcome to Summers Past Farms!...

A good many of South Carolina’s bonafide “ghost towns” are actually underwater. Not from a hurricane or some other disaster, but on purpose as unlucky towns and communities in the way of progress were flooded when rivers were dammed up in various places in the Palmetto State. But there are some places on the map that have withered away to nothing all on their own without being flooded in the name of progress....

Embarking on an international adventure doesn’t always require a passport. Heck, you don’t even have to leave the state. Simply hop in the car and head to the village of Little Chute, which is where you’ll find an authentic Dutch windmill. You can do more than admire the towering structure, though. It’s open for tours, so you can step inside and get a real feel for the Netherlands. Take a look:...

It’s always exciting to see an Idaho restaurant make national headlines, especially if it’s a restaurant that usually flies under the radar. That’s why we were so delighted to see that a small brunch spot in Coeur d’Alene by the name of Ten/6 was what made the list of Yelp’s Top 100 Places To Eat In 2020. Although we can think of plenty of Idaho eateries that are worthy of such a title, we can definitely see why they chose this awesome little spot in North Idaho....

It’s amazing to think of ALL the amazing history that’s hiding underneath our noses wherever we find ourselves in the Silver State. You just never know what kind of places will turn out to have fascinating stories behind them, like the old Lincoln County Courthouse in the rough ‘n tumble town of Pioche, Nevada. First of all, it’s amazing that this historic courthouse is even still standing. However, it’s the story behind this building—often called the Million Dollar Courthouse—that makes it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts....

Don’t let summer slip away without enjoying one last outdoor getaway. After all, Michigan is home to all sorts of incredible destinations, and you could spend a lifetime exploring without seeing everything our state has to offer. When you’re ready to enjoy a bit of camping with a unique twist, explore this fantastic spot in the beautiful Upper Peninsula. Uncle Ducky’s Paddler’s Village sits at N7793 Scrooges Alley in the town of Christmas....

We should be frightened away by the paranormal and supernatural but instead we seem to be fascinated and drawn right to these scenarios. Here are 10 of the scariest places in Wyoming you can visit to see if you experience anything out of the ordinary. Many of them are considered some of the most haunted places in the country, so don’t go exploring if you aren’t prepared to experience some spirits for yourself....

If you happen to also follow our page Only In Buffalo, then you’re already aware of the fact that more and more rooftop igloos are popping up around the state of New York. At Tappo Restaurant out in Western New York, you can find wonderful heated igloos that give you grand views of the city of Buffalo but that isn’t the only mesmerizing rooftop igloo attraction that you can find in our state....

Overgrown cemeteries. Crumbling walls. Doors hanging open as if a building’s occupants might return any moment. Ghost towns are inherently unnerving, but they’re also fascinating snapshots of the past. Sometimes residents drift away gradually. Other times people abandon towns quickly, due to a tragedy or because of lost economic opportunities. Here are 8 of the many ghost towns located in New Mexico. Lake Valley, between Nutt and Hillsboro Flickr/David Cohen...

There’s a lot to love about New Hampshire. From the people to the small businesses to the overall strength and resiliency we see all around us. But, one of the things we really love about this state are all of the incredibly beautiful places to visit. No matter the season, there’s always something to explore. And, while we may not be able to get to them all right now, the most astounding spots in the state will always be waiting for us....

There’s something so alluringly beautiful about ghost towns in Virginia. These places that once supported families, homes, and town activities have long since been abandoned and in some cases, are quietly being dismantled by nature. If you find these sites intriguing and feel like a little exploring (and possibly some hauntings…) then this is the road trip for you. Be mindful of these properties, as some are in especially delicate condition and hold an important place in our state’s history....

The springtime in Vermont, once we reach late May or early June, is a beautiful time of the year. Before that, we have to endure our annual mud season. But once our spring rolls around and the grass shakes off its brown and turns green, and the flowers start to bloom, we all go outside to enjoy this lovely time of year. This spring, consider making a trip to the Shelburne Museum and Gardens where you can walk through hundreds of blooming lilacs and peonies in 20 delightful gardens on the Shelburne Museum property....

I think we can all agree that the Hawaiian Islands are home to some mighty mouthwatering cafes and restaurants, and if I’m being honest, my personal Aloha State dining bucket list seems to be expanding at a rate I’ll never be able to keep up with. No matter what time of day you find yourself wandering around Waikiki, you’ll want to stop by this cozy little cafe that will make you feel right at home and serves some delicious — and varied — food, from taro bagels to pasta and everything in between....

Remember when the most exciting day of the week was pizza day at school? Growing up isn’t always fun, but at least there is still pizza! There is an extra special pizza joint here in North Caroline where you can order up individual slices of pizza that are bigger than your head! Benny Pennello’s, in Charlotte, is a pizza bar where you can let your pizza loving inner child go wild....

On your mark, get set, and…before you know it, you’ll be zipping down the slopes at Montage Mountain on your very own cardboard box sled. But, before we get to the big day – this coming Saturday – you’ve got a lot of work to do. Here’s everything you need to know about Pennsylvania’s Cardboard Box Derby. The clock is quickly inching closer and closer to February 1, 2020, the day racers will gather on the slopes of Montage Mountain, in Scranton, to debut their cardboard box sleds....

As winter sets in and you begin to long for more sunlight and warmth, it’s easy to get restless. Thankfully, Kentucky can cure cabin fever in a number of ways, whether you want to get outside and explore or stay cozy inside an inviting cabin. If this sounds ideal, then you’ll want to check into the Cliffview Resort in Campton. This clifftop lodge in Kentucky is the perfect winter hideaway, and it’s nestled in a gorgeous setting....

If you take a look around, you’ll find that all throughout the city of Buffalo you can find amazing pieces of architecture that will leave you completely mesmerized. Recently, we even spoke about some of the Queen City’s best man-made wonders that showcase some of what makes our little corner of Western New York so stunning. For those who are ready to take on more of the scenic beauty that our state has to offer, then it’s time to make the trip out to one of the most charming chapels that you’ll ever lay your eyes on....

Mount Horeb is one of Wisconsin’s funkiest, coolest towns. Their trollway is famous, and discovering all things grumpy is one of the best ways to spend a day trip. Right in the middle of town you’ll find the Grumpy Troll Brewery. This award-winning brewery makes some of the most interesting, unique beers you’ve ever tasted. They’ve even been recognized at the World Beer Cup. You’ll definitely want to head here to taste whatever it is they’ve got on tap....

No one loves home cookin’ more than North Carolinians, and this little roadside restaurant in the middle of nowhere has the right recipe for some of the best home-cooked meals in this part of the state. If you’ve never heard of HillBilly Hideaway, then you’re not alone. It’s a secret the locals would prefer to keep to themselves, and for good reason. Take a look: Google Maps/James Boland This unassuming cabin restaurant opened in 1977 and dishes up their amazing southern food on the weekends....

Kentucky may not be home to true oceanfront beaches and crashing waves, but we certainly have our fair share of lakes. You can live the lake life all over the Bluegrass State and enjoy everything from speeding through a massive lake to quietly fishing in a smaller body of water. Lake Malone is a beautiful lake in Kentucky that falls somewhere in the middle. As a state park, it’s a great place to visit and with smaller crowds could even be considered underrated....