Unique Pitchfork Steak Fondue Restaurant In North Dakota

There are your regular sit down restaurants or fast food drive-thrus, and then there are places like this: the Pitchfork Steak Fondue in Medora, North Dakota. The name of this place is surprisingly accurate to what it serves. That is, it makes steak… on pitchforks! And the fondue is included, too. Just look at how: julz710/Tripadvisor The steaks begin as just this, on real (and clean, of course) pitchforks waiting to be deep fried....

June 13, 2022 · 2 min · 387 words · James James

10 Things Longtime Alabamians Want To Tell Newcomers

Unless you live in Alabama, there are some things you just won’t understand—no matter how hard you try. If you’re thinking about moving to Alabama, or you’ve recently moved here, be sure to familiarize yourself with the 10 things listed below. It’ll definitely make the moving transition easier. Get ready to experience the most delicious food ever! yelp/Federico H. Alabama is well known for its variety of food. From homestyle food to seafood, and ethnic food to soul food, there’s something served here for everyone....

June 12, 2022 · 3 min · 566 words · Jannie Shaffer

14 Surreal Photos Of Idaho At Night Part Ii

As any pro will tell you, nighttime photography can be a challenge. But with the right subject and settings, the results can be phenomenal. Fortunately, Idaho is the perfect subject! From the mysterious to the scenic, here are 12 photographs taken in the Gem State that prove that’s true. (See our first feature on nighttime photography in Idaho here.) Titled “Paradox of Black Light,” this long-exposure shot of Priest Lake captures the moon reflecting off the water stunningly....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 360 words · Randall Jacobs

15 Amazing Places In Iowa That Are A Photo Taking Paradise

Iowa is such a beautiful state, some might even call it picture perfect. You could just hold out an empty picture frame in any one of these 15 spots, and have yourself a perfect photo. So, whether you’re a beginning photographer, or an old pro, check out these places next time you need a good spot for a photo-op. Maquoketa Caves State Park, Maquoketa Michael Kappel/Flickr The Bridges of Madison County Mike Spasoff/Flickr...

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 230 words · Nathaniel Dunlap

16 Frozen Shots Of Missouri

Missouri in winter is unpredictable to say the least. Snow, rain, ice, sleet, hail, or sun…it’s all possible. On the other hand, when the temperature drops and things freeze, you can see some pretty amazing sights completely unique to any other time. Here are a few times the ice and snow added a new perspective. Geese at Twin Lakes, Columbia Flick/ Heath Cajandig Beautiful contrast of the geese with the cold, dreary lake and bare trees....

June 12, 2022 · 3 min · 506 words · Charles Hicks

5 Of The Best Waterparks In Columbus

Waterparks are a great summer destination for families. Ohio is home to many amazing waterparks that are perfect for beating the summer heat, with some of the best waterparks being in (or near) Columbus. Listed below are five amazing waterparks in (or near) Columbus that everyone should visit before summer ends. facebook/Splash Zone Waterpark Splash Zone is home to Ohio’s first bowl slide. This family-friendly waterpark also features a 280 foot lazy river and a 25-yard competition pool....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 321 words · Phillip Murray

6 Ways Indiana Is Number One In The Country

We all know Indiana is by far the best state in the country, but now we have some facts to prove it. Indiana is number one at a lot of things, but based on some recent polls and statistics, we have a few key facts to help you brag about the Hoosier state. Steel Production wikimedia wikimedia Indiana produces many things for the rest of the country, including corn and other crops, but it’s actually steel that Indiana produces more of than any other state....

June 12, 2022 · 3 min · 614 words · Jose Barnett

7 Hilarious Maps Of Montana

Warning: if you don’t have the type of sense of humor where you can laugh at yourself (and ridiculous stereotypes) once in awhile, the following maps may offend you. That being said, most Montanans are generally great about a little self-deprecating humor, especially since they know that the Treasure State is actually the best place to live. Enjoy these silly maps of Montana that were clearly designed by people who have never lived in the state (or perhaps just think they know it a bit too well)....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 361 words · James Brewster

7 Rare Photographs Of South Dakota During Wwii

After the United States joined the war, every single state was impacted. Following the struggle through the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl, South Dakota was greatly affected by everything happening to the whole country. The Public Works Administration that attempted to create tons of jobs through large public projects was working on the Oglala Dam, for instance, among other things. The job market surged while many South Dakotans went off to war in the late 1930s and early 1940s, and life at home became a bit different....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 235 words · Bryon Gibson

A Hidden Speakeasy Under The Bodega Restaurant In Utah

Want to know a secret? There’s a hidden speakeasy in Salt Lake City. It’s called The Rest…and by all accounts, it’s pretty amazing. Read on to find out more. The Bodega, at 331 S. Main Street in Salt Lake City, looks pretty unassuming. Spencer R./Yelp In fact, you may have visited it for lunch (it has great food!) and not even had a clue about what’s in the basement. That’s exactly the point....

June 12, 2022 · 3 min · 521 words · Donald Collier

A Massive Blizzard Blanketed Colorado In Snow In 1997 And It Will Never Be Forgotten

When it comes to epic and memorable snowstorms, Colorado has seen its fair share (which is hard to believe with as unseasonably warm as it has been). One that sticks out in particular, however, is one that most everyone who was around during the fall of 1997 will remember: YouTube/Brian Karjala YouTube/Brian Karjala YouTube/Brian Karjala Described by the National Weather Service as “one of the worst and deadliest blizzards of the decade,” the massive snowstorm that hit Colorado on October 24th and 25th of 1997 is one that brought a whopping 2 feet of snow and cost not only millions of dollars in repair, but 4 lives as well....

June 12, 2022 · 1 min · 192 words · Helen Avery

A Photographer Explored An Abandoned Atlanta Mansion And What He Discovered Was Chilling

This abandoned Atlanta mansion must have once been stunningly opulent. Now, it’s crumbling in a strangely beautiful way. Photographer Ken Fager explored this massive estate and captured images that are both haunting and entrancing. This mansion is gorgeously decayed, and more than a little spooky. Flickr/Ken Fager The rooms are massive and lavishly constructed. Flickr/Ken Fager Though the mansion is located in Atlanta, it looks like an ruined European palace....

June 12, 2022 · 1 min · 191 words · Clayton Mack

A Rooftop Brunch Spot Opened In Georgia And It S Totally Stunning

Are you looking for some unique brunch plans but are tired of the same old spot? Well we have good news for you. There is a rooftop brunch in Georgia that will knock your socks right off. Beyond delicious breakfast foods and the wafting scent of bacon in the air, you get unfettered rooftops views of our beautiful state that just cannot be duplicated. Here is your next brunch adventure in Georgia…...

June 12, 2022 · 3 min · 434 words · Jackie Wilson

America S Best Beach Bars Are Right Here In New Jersey And You Won T Want To Miss Them

New Jersey has some of the best beaches in America so it’s no surprise that we are also home to some of the best beach bars. We sure know how to make the most of our waterfront! While most of the beach bars that made the cut are located in Florida and Hawaii, New Jersey scored two top spots on the list of twenty-five. The Beach Bar is located along Asbury Park’s iconic Convention Hall....

June 12, 2022 · 3 min · 491 words · Marguerite Hahn

Eagle Creek Escape Guest Cottages In Oklahoma S Mountains Are The Perfect Place To Get Away From It All

If you’re looking for a romantic, couples-only getaway in Oklahoma, Eagle Creek Escape offers luxurious cottages hidden away in Oklahoma’s gorgeous Kiamichi Mountains. Hear the sounds of rushing water, grill from a private deck, soak in the spa or lounge in a hammock, while enjoying your own private cottage nestled in the beauty of eastern Oklahoma. Book a weekend away at these quiet cottages to get away from it all....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 367 words · Neil Colella

Everyone In Indiana Must See The Fascinating St Paul Stone Quarry In Person

We’ve got some incredible natural wonders in Indiana, most of which come in the form of parks, waterfalls, and caves. However, there’s more to our natural wonders than these three categories. You may know Indiana has fairly incredible limestone formations, but did you know we also have a geological wonder located in the heart of St. Paul? James St. John/Flickr The incredible St. Paul Stone Quarry is an amazing place to explore....

June 12, 2022 · 3 min · 530 words · Jada Munoz

Frontier Homestead State Park In Utah A Must Visit

Utah is such a big state, with so much to do, that it’s easy to miss some of its hidden gems. Frontier Homestead State Park is one of those gems. Check it out! Frontier Homestead State Park is located at 635 N. Main Street, Cedar City. Frontier Homestead State Park/Facebook The park focuses on the history of Utah’s mining and iron processing in its early years. DutchKathy/TripAdvisor Brigham Young sent missionaries and settlers down to the Cedar City area during the 1850s....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 272 words · Carmen Saucedo

Lake Lurleen Underrated Alabama Lake That S Perfect For A Summer Day

It’s no secret that Alabama is home to many beautiful lakes. Some of these lakes are well known, whereas others are a bit underrated. Of all the lakes in Alabama, one of the most underrated lakes is Lake Lurleen. This beautiful lake is perfect for a summer day! Lake Lurleen, which is located just outside of Tuscaloosa, is a man-made lake that covers 250 acres. It’s named after Lurleen Wallace - Alabama’s first female governor....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 285 words · Kristin Mcclinton

Not Many Know About Plumpton Park Zoo In Maryland

Baltimore Zoo seems to get all the glory, but not many know that there are a couple other zoos in the Old Line State as well. The following spot is little known, but loved by locals in the area for how well cared for the animals are. Take a look and you’ll want to visit asap. If you are ever in the northeast region of Maryland, you may spot signs for Plumpton Park Zoo....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 314 words · Noriko Sorenson

Riverfront Restaurant In Alabama With The Best Food And View

When it comes to dining out, nothing beats a restaurant with an incredible waterfront view. And when you pair an incredible waterfront view with delicious food, you’re guaranteed an unbelievable dining experience. One of Alabama’s most amazing waterfront restaurants is River, located on Tuscaloosa’s iconic Riverwalk. Read on to learn all about this waterfront restaurant. River, which is situated on the banks of the Black Warrior River, is one of Tuscaloosa’s newest and best dining establishments....

June 12, 2022 · 2 min · 298 words · Justin Hale