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Savannah's Hop on Hop off Trolley Tour
It’s been 8 years since I stepped foot in Savannah, Georgia. I remembered the smell of magnolias and the hospitality I was greeted with. It always stuck out in my mind as the highlight of my first solo road trip…
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The Hidden Government Bunker of The Greenbrier
Located in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia sits a large luxury resort that looks as though it should be on a postcard or possibly the set location of a Stephen King novel. Surrounded by natural wonders such as mineral springs and…
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Meeting the Locals at the Ice Cream Barn
At the end of a very hot tour of the Trans-Alleghany Lunatic Asylum, it was late in the afternoon and we wanted to get back on the road to reach our next destination. However, we were craving something cold and delicious. It was…
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Visiting the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum
Creepy, cooky, really… ok this isn’t the Addams Family! But when I’m talking about anything in the realm of horror, haunted, scary or oddity the theme song comes into play. Why wouldn’t it? It’s my favorite movie after all which…
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Dickey's Barbecue Pit Birthday Surprise
This year for my birthday Pete and I were in West Virginia. Since we both love to travel and my birthday lands just a few days before a major holiday here in the USA we opted to take a trek…
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Fort Mifflin of Philadelphia
Some forty years ago two individuals met and fell in love at a place called Fort Mifflin. Those two people happen to be my mom & dad. Fast forward 31 years and I got to take Peter to a place…
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The National WWII Museum in New Orleans
WWII history is taught to us in brief chronological order throughout our time in school. To dive deeper into any form of historical information many of us have to search it out through books, movies, research, etc. For Peter and I,…
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Things to do in Boston
Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States. Riddled with its stake in the American Revolutionary War and the making of America, this is one of the main reasons for tourists to be attracted in general. For…
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Tubing on the Delaware
For anyone who visits Washington’s Crossing of Pennsylvania, whether to learn the history of the famous crossing in 1776, experience the vast landscaping of Bucks County, or just want to get out of the house for something to do; the…
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Bittersweet Breakfast in NOLA
I’m not sure if it’s because I was in pain during our trip thanks to a broken ankle or I just wasn’t 100% sure I would actually write a travel blog again, but during our trip to New Orleans, I…
