15 Words You Ll Only Understand If You Re From Wisconsin

A lot of people say people from Wisconsin talk funny. But I think THEY ARE the ones with the accent. Not us! Maybe the “Wisconsin accent” is really just how everyone is supposed to talk. Until that is generally accepted across the world, here are 15 some words/sayings that only people from Wisconsin will understand: Bubbler. Because saying “drinking fountain” sounds stupid. Indigo Skies Photography Up Nort’. Anywhere up in northern Wisconsin....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 268 words · Ann Garza

16 Rare Photos From Florida That Will Take You Straight To The Past

Featuring the Blue Angels, arrowheads, and even Babe Ruth, these incredible vintage photographs of Florida will take you on a trip back in time, and you might not want to leave. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig at the Yankees’ Spring Training Camp Photo Credit St. Petersburg, FL, 1934 Model at Villa Vizcaya Miami, FL, 1960 Blue Angels in Flight Flickr/Florida Memory Pensacola, 1962 Captured Alligator Photo Credit Weeki Wachee Spring, 1948...

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 255 words · Katelyn Miller

16 Reasons Why Fall Is The Best Time Of Year In Ohio

You know it’s true. Autumn is undeniably the best season Ohio has to offer. From the abundance of annual fall festivals and stunning fall foliage, to the contagious football hype and other fall traditions, it’s hard to fight it. The following are 16 reasons why we consider fall to be the best time of year in Ohio. Mike/Flickr Our state will never look more beautiful than it does in the fall time....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 323 words · Alex Spier

19 Photos Of Rhode Island In The 1950S

The 1950s seem like such a golden age. Back before the Internet and cell phones, life was slower paced. Or, perhaps everything just looked better in black and white. Here are 19 charming photos of Rhode Island in the 1950s. Adult reading room Providence Public Library/flickr Libraries have clearly changed a bit since the 1950s. Union Station, Providence Providence Public Library/flickr Repairs on Red Bridge Providence Public Library/flickr Display at the Providence Industrial Exposition, May 1950 Providence Public Library/flickr Back when books were the only way to find out about your industry!...

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 482 words · Joseph Dincher

8 Things You Probably Hate If You Re From Southern California

As much as we adore Southern California, living here isn’t always a bed of roses. There are several things we really can’t stand about this place, but we choose to put up with it because the SoCal lifestyle is worth it. Here are the top 8 things that make living in Southern California less than desirable. Take a look at the list and see which ones ring true for you....

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 596 words · Daniel Mitchell

Bizarre And Colorful Massachusetts Museum Home

Nicholas Shaplyko and Ekaterina Sorokina have transformed their Somerville home into a temple to art and their own spiritual vision. The building is both their residence and the site of the Museum of Modern Renaissance, a fantastical place that blurs the line between home and art movement. The couple seeks to use their fantastic home to educate the public about a new art and spiritual movement they have dubbed the “Modern Renaissance....

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 443 words · Donald Sodomka

Catfish Kitchen Is A Mouthwatering Restaurant Hidden In Kentucky

In a state that has too many lakes and rivers to count, you’d hope to be able to find some good catfish in Kentucky. You definitely can and it’s some of the best fried catfish you’ll ever taste. Near Benton, Catfish Kitchen has the most mouthwatering menu and together with the eclectic atmosphere, you’ll fall in love with this hidden gem. Perfectly located off the beaten path, but near Kentucky Lake, Catfish Kitchen has a reputation for some of the best catfish around....

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 471 words · Joyce Cremer

Dangerous Algae Blooms Currently Make Silver Lake Unsafe

Silver Lake in Hollis is a favorite for swimming, boating, fishing, and more – but right now, you’ll probably want to avoid jumping in. The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has issued a cyanobacteria advisory for the lake as of June 12, meaning that contact with the water can pose dangers to human and animal health ranging from painful skin rashes to, in extreme cases, death. Cyanobacteria, unlike some other types of bacteria commonly found in swimming areas and introduced by humans, come from blue-green algae blooms....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 349 words · Richard Fulk

Everyone Should Visit Weeks Bay Reserve In Alabama This Summer

There are several nature spots located throughout Alabama that are perfect for exploring. The one place that should be on everyone’s summer bucket list is Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, which is simply known as Weeks Bay Reserve. Everyone should visit this reserve not only because it offers a variety of outdoor activities, but also because of its educational purposes. Read on to learn more about this incredible nature spot....

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 595 words · Mable Mcclure

Explore This Gorgeous Tiny Town That S Completely Surrounded By Natural Beauty

This town may not have the high-rises you’ll find in a big city, but the amount of natural beauty it has far surpasses the perks of city life. For a day well spent, venture out to the beautiful river town of Eminence. Eminence’s population is just a mere 591 and it is a part of Shannon County. Eminence, Jacks Fork & Current Rivers/Facebook It sits right along the Jack’s Fork River....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 383 words · Bruce Dubose

Farmer S Almanac 2017 2018 Winter Predictions For Arizona

It’s been a long, hot summer for a good portion of Arizona, so you can bet we’re ready to anticipate our cooler (or, in some places, positively frigid) months. If you’re trying to figure out how to prepare for winter in Arizona for 2017 and 2018, we suggest airing out your coat and reading up on some of the predictions from the Old Farmer’s Almanac. The Old Farmer’s Almanac has been a trusty companion to not just farmers but also homesteaders and homeowners since it was founded and first published in 1792....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 407 words · Richard Fanter

Festival Of Light In Oklahoma Is One Of The Top Ten Light Displays In The Country

Chickasha’s Festival of Light in Oklahoma has been lighting up the 43-acre Shannon Springs Park since 1993. What started as a little community project over 20 years ago has now turned into one of the top 10 light displays in the country. The Festival of Light production rivals lights you would see in showbiz cities such as Branson and Las Vegas. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary Christmas event! The Festival of Light features over 3....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 315 words · Raymond Messina

Lake Louise Recreation Area A Perfect Day Trip In South Dakota

When you’re looking for a day trip that’s full of activities for the whole family, Lake Louise Recreation Area is a great choice. Check this out! Lake Louise Recreation Area is located in the central portion of the state, near the town of Miller. For location details, click here. Lake Louise Recreation Area/Facebook The 164-acre lake is manmade - created in 1932 when part of Wolf Creek was dammed - but you’d never know that it’s anything other than naturally beautiful....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 370 words · Jennifer Rasset

Not Many People Realize This Incredible Temple Is Hiding In Florida

There are many beautiful landmarks and places of worship in the Sunshine State. But there’s one stunning temple, located in Tampa, that you have probably never heard of. The Hindu Temple of Florida was built in Tampa to serve a growing Indian community. Facebook/The Hindu Temple of Florida The temple’s exterior is covered in exquisite detail with carvings and sculptures depicting Hindu deities and themes. Yelp/Christina M. The architecture of the temple is really breathtaking....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 260 words · Dollie Beale

Period Garden Park In Madison Is Wisconsin S Magical Secret Garden

Just a few blocks from Lake Mendota and the more well-known James Madison Park, sort of smack dab in the middle of Madison’s Isthmus, Period Garden Park is a tiny little garden hideaway that is well worth the few block walk away from Capitol Square to enjoy. One of the city’s smallest parks, Period Garden Park is often mistaken for someone’s yard. Wikimedia/James Steakley But instead it’s a tiny patch of land that’s been lovingly cared for and restored....

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 475 words · Loren Dunn

Ravine Lake In Huron South Dakota Is The Lake You Should Visit This Summer

Even in a drought year, South Dakota’s lakes are welcome spots to visit during a hot, summer day. We have tons of lakes to choose from here, but there’s one in particular that you should definitely plan to visit before summer is over. Ravine Lake is located right in downtown Huron, at 800 Easy Street. Putters & Scoops/Facebook Ravine Lake is a popular spot for fishing. It’s stocked with catfish, walleye, pike and crappie....

November 28, 2022 · 2 min · 318 words · Armando Benson

Renault Winery Is A Remote Day Trip Destination In New Jersey

New Jersey is home to dozens of wineries, each worth a visit. However, if you’re looking for seclusion, we’ve got a great option for a day or weekend getaway that can’t be missed. Part of a resort, it is truly a “grape” escape. Renault Winery Resort YouTube/RCHeliCamInc If you live in New Jersey, you’ve probably heard of Renault Winery. Established in 1864, it is one of the oldest continuously operating wineries in the United States....

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 537 words · Eric Henderson

Spend The Night In Eagle Cave In Wisconsin

Caves are some pretty cool places, but definitely not the type of place you think you want to spend a lot of time. Right? Wrong. At Eagle Cave in Wisconsin, Wisconsin’s largest onyx cave, you can actually spend the night. Yes, really. Have you ever heard of sleeping in a cave? Does it give you the willies? Well, sure, but it sounds pretty awesome. Eagle Cave is an awesome cave. Inside, explore 3,000 feet of passage....

November 28, 2022 · 1 min · 188 words · Michael Wolley

The Eternal Silence Statue In Illinois Will Creep You Out

What makes something creepy? There’s no standard definition of “creepy,” but it’s an “I know it when I see it” kind of thing. And, well, we can all agree that the statue, aptly named “Eternal Silence,” is creepy. Yes, it’s so incredibly creepy that there is international consensus that “Eternal Silence” is a symbol of death. You can find this statue at Chicago’s renowned Graceland Cemetery. leyla.a/Flickr It was commissioned in 1909 to commemorate a man who led settlers from Ohio to Chicago....

November 28, 2022 · 1 min · 160 words · Jill Coaxum

The Five Alls Restaurant A Renaissance Dining Experience In Utah

Utah has so many excellent restaurants that you always have plenty to choose from when dining out. You can go with a Mom and Pop restaurant, grab a delicious burger, fries and chocolate shake, or even take your chances with a hole-in-the-wall joint that has delicious food despite its outward appearance. Five Alls Restaurant in Salt Lake City is none of those things – it’s a warm, cozy spot to enjoy a special occasion meal in a setting you won’t find elsewhere....

November 28, 2022 · 3 min · 543 words · Joaquin Keenan