Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts

I Got Six: Pennsylvania Travels Wrap-Up

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Our travels through Pennsylvania were covered extensively through the last three posts, but I've always ended our series with some place...

Ice Cream Chronicles (Year 5): Four Scoops Along State Route 3

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Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, the 1879-built Wayne County Courthouse stands proudly in downtown Wooster. A...

Southern Travels: Final Notes From The Road

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I Only Want A Pic Of You - This Columbia, SC public art piece pays tribute to hometown favorites Hootie and the Blowfish At 2,000 miles...

Charleston Choosing (Part 3): An Angel at Low Tide, and That's How It Gose

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George C. Brilant & Company, one of the higher end antique stores you'll find dotting the lower reaches of King Street in downtown...

Charleston Choosing (Part 2): Grits Are Good For You, and The Slice you Needa'

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Walking on top the High Battery, the seawall and promenade which was originally part of the town's coastal battery defenses The fact...

Charleston Choosing: Fort Nights and a Mart of Ill-Repute

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Just a few of the houses that form Rainbow Row in Charleston, SC "First light just roll your window down And smell the salty a...

Headed Down Savannah Way

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Girl Scouts all around the country make a pilgrimage to Savannah's Drayton Street, which was home to the organization's first hea...

Something Followed, Something New: Burial Beer (Asheville, NC)/Fonta Flora (Morganton, NC)

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Stray Local , an Americana/Folk group based out of Wilmington, NC, provided some toe-tapping music at Morganton's Fonta Flora Brewery...

Ice Cream Chronicles (Year 5): Rising Up to the Challenge of Your Rival

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Asheville's iconic Flat Iron sculpture, which was modeled by local artist Reed Todd after the irons used at the historic Asheville Lau...

Saying Hello To An Old Friend: Return to Asheville

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Mural of actress/comedienne/Asheville native Shirley Hemphill, as painted by local artist Gus Cutty "And we're supping on tear...

Wine Country In Recovery: Popping Into Petaluma

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The historic McNear Building in downtown Petaluma, California A mini-tour of the Bay Area has become a bit of a tradition during our hol...

Motor City Touring: The Detroit Zoo

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Our trip into Detroit to visit friends not only involved good food but also time spent with their precocious young daughters. With that in m...
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Plenty of Fiber and a Little Dessert: Return to Yellow Springs (Pt. 1)

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Yellow Springs is one of the intriguing places in Ohio for me, in that there's a little slice of what I regularly encountered in places ...

Feeling Minnesota: I-94 Hot Dish with a Side of Big Ole

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Minnesota has its share of towering structures to attract state visitors like the Jolly Green Giant, which we encountered back in 2013. ...

Going on a Quick Bender: Surly Brewing (Minneapolis, MN)

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The Christmas season the last few years has typically brought some delicious brews from the Upper Midwest to our joy (and enjoyment)...

Ice Cream Chronicles (Yr. 4): Have We Got A (Mini-)Scoop For You

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Some fun mural art found on the walls of Marshall Liquors , St. Paul, MN The tasting spoon is a somewhat underrated part of any ice crea...

Feeling Minnesota: Spam, Spam, Spam, Coffee and Spam

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The SPAM Museum, located in Spamtown USA aka Austin, MN On our last jaunt through "The Land of 10,000 Lakes" aka Minnesota, we...
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Plains Spoken Brews: Fargo Brewing (Fargo, ND)/Thunderhead Brewing (Kearney, NE)

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A multi-colored bison is a quick-and-easy photo op if you're skedaddling through Fargo in relatively short order Our recent vacation...

An "I" on the Old School: A Platter of Midwest Dining

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The center of this country is well known for gut-filling eats, and on our road trip, we decided we'd go with the flow with occasional br...

Little Road Trip on the Prairie: Saying Hello to The Ingalls Family

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The normally sleepy streets of De Smet, South Dakota If you're traveling out in the Plains area of the United States, one small town...