If you were paying attention to the news about a year ago, you heard about the massive sinkhole that opened up at Top of the Rock Golf Course near Branson. Three smaller sinkholes appeared on the course at the same time, but the largest was really remarkable. It measured 80 feet across and 35 feet deep – definitely big enough to allow even the poorest golfer to get a hole-in-one....
There’s only about a month left of summer (or at least until the kids go back to school), so it’s time to knock those last few things off your bucket list before the season draws to a close. If you’re at a loss for what to do, I have an idea for you – Tiki Tours in Port Aransas. It’s by far the most unique boat tour you’ll ever take, and it definitely beats sitting on a boring old beach all day long....
A gorgeous summer morning in the heart of western Montana revealed the perfect conditions to take an aerial flight above the historic Fort Missoula complex near Missoula, Montana. The beautiful Bitterroot River flows by the complex and alongside the Missoula Country Club’s 18-hole championship golf course. Fort Missoula has a rich and colorful history. It was established in 1877 by the U.S. Army to help protect settlers from possible attacks by Native American Indians....
Nestled into the foothills of the Three Sisters mountains, the town of Sisters, Oregon is positively enchanting. Full of stunning scenery, small town charm, artsy establishments, and more, this wonderful town is a great place to get away from it all. Located in Deschutes County, Sisters is a lovely mountainside town with a population of just over 2,000. flickr/ Jonathan Surrounded by bucolic farmland and stunning nature, Sisters is a perfect destination for nature lovers....
Do you love it when you discover something completely unique at a flea market? Then you are going to freak out after you visit this 10,000 sq. ft. market in Shreveport, Louisiana: Timeline Antiques and Collectibles Mall. It’s a truly special place that is unlike any other. This mall can be found at 3323 Line Ave. in Shreveport. Facebook.com / TimelineAntiquesAndCollectiblesMall It is open daily from 10 a.m. - 6 p....
Well, maybe you won’t want to cross them all but you’ll definitely want to take a look at these amazing structures. Whether they are railroad, car, pedestrian or bike accessible, the architectural design and materials used to build these bridges are worth noting. The Paseo Bridge (the ICON Bond Bridge), Kansas City Flickr/ David DeHetre Flickr/ Auntie G Martin Luther King Bridge, St. Louis Flickr/ Viqi French Flickr/ Kent Landerholm...
There is something truly charming about an old barn with a mountainous Alaskan backdrop stretching for miles in both directions. Plenty of the old, run down barns across Alaska still hold their charm and appeal without trying too hard. The vistas surrounding these old barns only add to their aging beauty. Check out these 8 old barns in Alaska that will take your breath away and have you craving an in person visit....
What was Louisiana like so many decades ago? Now, thanks to some archives provided by Yale University, we can explore what life was like during this time—and it is simply mind blowing. We think these photos will fascinate you, because they capture life in a way many other things cannot. Bags of threshed rice, Crowley Yale.edu / Russell Lee This town has always been the rice capital of Louisiana. Remains of sawmill in Fullerton Yale....
School is out, and summer is here! This means it’s time to spread your wings and go out for an adventure in the city! With the amazing weather we’ve had this year and cooler temperatures that are easier to endure than the triple digit weather we’re used to, there are plenty of opportunities for you to get up and discover these perfect places to go in Austin if you’re feeling adventurous!...
The 1930s were a changing time in our country and Denver was no exception. In addition to the Great Depression, drought, and impending war, the railroad industry was continually changing, nearby mines were drying out, and yet life went on. To get a better idea of what the Mile High City looked like around this time, check out these 11 rare photos of Denver in the mid-1930s: 1.) “Photo of the Burlington Pioneer Zephyr “Dawn to Dusk Club” comprised of those who rode the Pioneer Zephyr on its intial 1934 record breaking trip from Denver to Chicago....
It’s time to round up another batch of amazing Minnesota photos, and as usual, the photographers did not disappoint! The past few weeks have been a flurry of fall colors and they brought some of the most spectacular photos of the year. Here are my recent favorites, I hope they inspire you to go out and capture more of what this beautiful state has to offer! Stacy Moe captured the stars over Superior in this one-of-a-kind shot....
If you love nature, there’s no better place to be than the Pacific Northwest. Washington State alone is full of incredible beauty, and some of our best natural wonders are easily accessible. You’ll never have to hike to reach these eight. The Columbia River Jan Tik / Flickr From the Tri Cities to Skamania County, you’ll have plenty of spots to get a good glimpse of the mighty Columbia River in Washington, and very few of them involve a hike....
Wow how things have changed since the ’80s. In the ’80s in St. Louis we played outside until the street lights came on and rode our bikes without helmets! Here are nine more things you’ll remember from the ’80s: Frogger Ian Hughes/flickr Wow! Who remembers Frogger? Atari came out in 1977, and Frogger in 1981. Looking at this picture of Frogger is almost shocking. Remember how simplified our video games were?...
Alabama is home to many different types of shops. As a matter of fact, some of these shops are among the strangest you’ll ever set foot in. One shop in particular that fits this description perfectly is Birmingham Oddities. This one-of-a-kind shop is a must visit for anyone who loves strange things. Birmingham Oddities is located in downtown Birmingham at 2300 1st Ave N, Ste 101. It’s one of Alabama’s oddest shops, and it’s open on Saturdays from 10:00 a....
Playgrounds are a staple of every childhood, but a really good playground is much more than just swings and slides. Some spaces spark creativity and take children far from play structures and into the realm of imagination. Here’s a whimsical playground in Dearborn that’s straight out of a storybook. The Donald F. Kosch Village Playground is located in Greenfield Village, Dearborn. The Henry Ford/Facebook It opened in October, 2013 and was created thanks to a generous donation from the Donald and Mary Kosch Foundation....
Illinois is home to a wealth of roadside attractions, and none are as unique as the fire-breathing dragon. Seriously, there is a dragon in Illinois, and it breathes real fire. Unlike most attractions that are just for looking, this one has an interactive element. For anyone who thinks our state is boring, tell them about this. Keep scrolling to find out where it’s at. About an hour or so east of St....
Out among the usual fields in northeast North Dakota is a sight that no one expects to see. What turns most heads about this place is the fact that there is an 80-foot-tall concrete pyramid sitting on a hill, like some sort of dystopian future monument. What’s more interesting is that from a bird’s-eye view, you can see the other parts of this now-abandoned military complex that are falling to ruin....
When we think about the San Antonio, most of us jump straight to The Alamo – an understandable thought process considering the mission’s crucial role in our state’s (and nation’s, truthfully) history. But what about the other most popular tourist attraction in the city that draws millions of visitors from all over the nation? The River Walk has been entertaining people for nearly a century with its vibrant culture, unbeatable restaurants, and gorgeous scenery....
When it comes to vacationing in Nevada, the only vacation spot that seems to pop into people’s heads is Las Vegas. And why shouldn’t it? After all, Las Vegas is the number one vacation spot in the Silver State. However, it’s not the only spot. Another top vacation spot in Nevada is the resort town of Mesquite. Read on to see why you should make Mesquite your next vacation destination....
Is there anything better than stumbling upon a natural adventure, especially one that involves water on a hot summer day? In Louisa, Kentucky, near the West Virginia border, is the secluded camping spot – Falls Campground. It’s appropriately named because right next to the camping sites you’ll find an epic natural water slide that will make your summer complete. Nestled in a secluded area of Kentucky, Falls Campground is an ideal spot for a family getaway and adventure....
