Tag: travel oddities
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Exploring Bucks County: Scarecrows, Ringing Rocks & Covered Bridges {Pennsylvania}
Our day exploring Bucks County, Pennsylvania, took us from scarecrows at Peddler’s Village to ringing rocks, handmade tiles, and an unexpected covered bridge—all the happy accidents we love about travel.
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Visiting Craters of the Moon National Monument {Idaho}
On our way from Utah into Idaho, we decided to make a detour to Craters of the Moon National Monument—a place I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect from. It’s strange to me that I had never visited this site before for all the many times that I had been in the area over the…
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Five Favorites: The Weird, The Magical, & The Unexplained
Some of the most memorable places aren’t the ones you plan for. They’re the ones that feel a little unexpected. A little strange. The kind of places that make you pause and wonder—what is the story here? Over the years, I’ve found that some of my favorite travel experiences fall into that category. Not the…
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History, Haunts, & Halloween in Salem {Massachusetts}
With Halloween just around the corner, what better time to talk about one of the most spirited places in America—Salem, Massachusetts. Known as the “Witch City,” Salem fully embraces its spooky side every October. The streets come alive with costumes, ghost tours, candlelit walks, and an undeniable buzz that fills the crisp autumn air. This…
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Driving Route 66 Through Kansas
I love a good road trip — and when it comes to road trips, there’s nothing quite like traveling the road of all roads: Route 66. One of my longtime dreams is to drive the highway end to end. But since time doesn’t quite allow for that yet, I’ve been exploring it one stretch at…
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Tulsa Icons of Route 66 {Oklahoma}
Driving the full length of the iconic Route 66 has long been on my bucket list. It’s a journey that would take considerable time to complete in one go, so for now, I’m taking it in sections. During my time in Tulsa, my top priority was to explore the 28-mile stretch of Route 66 that…
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Exploring the Warehouse & Garden Districts- New Orleans {Louisiana}
I set off again for an early morning walk through New Orleans, this time heading toward the Warehouse District and the Garden District. The streets were quiet in that peaceful moment before the city fully wakes, and it felt like the perfect time to wander. The Warehouse District was once the industrial heart of the…
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Wandering in Brussels: Waffles, Comics & Landmarks {Belgium}
Some cities immediately feel familiar, and others take you by surprise in the best possible way. Brussels was one of those cities for us. We arrived not quite knowing what to expect beyond chocolate and waffles, but what we found was a place full of character—where medieval streets meet modern Europe, and where art, architecture,…
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Footprints & Sightings at the Expedition Bigfoot: Sasquatch Museum {Georgia}
Looking for a unique North Georgia road trip stop? We made a spontaneous visit to Expedition Bigfoot, the Sasquatch Museum near Blue Ridge, and discovered a fun mix of folklore, mystery, and roadside adventure.
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A Different Side of Pigeon Forge & Gatlinburg: The Charm Beyond the Crowds{Tennessee}
Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are known for their big attractions, but there is another side to these Smoky Mountain towns. Discover charming shops, family traditions, mountain experiences, and unexpected places worth visiting.