These 11 Oklahoma Quilt Shops Are Packed With Bolts And Enough Fabric To Get Lost In
Oklahoma has a way of surprising you, and that holds true whether you are chasing a scenic highway or following a tip…
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This Free Chattanooga Sculpture Stroll Lets You Wander Past Riverside Artworks Right Off The Tennessee Riverwalk
Some of the best places in Tennessee ask for nothing but a little of your time and a bit of curiosity. Tucked near the water in Chattanooga sits a small pocket of art that many locals still keep close to their hearts…
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Fill an Entire Bag of Books for Just $5 at This Enormous North Carolina Sale
Some places in North Carolina look plain from the parking lot, then swallow you whole the second you walk through the door. Picture wall-to-wall shelves stacked with stories, music, and movies, plus the thrill of filling a whole bag…
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The Smallest State Park In Illinois Packs More History And Quiet Scenery Than You’d Expect
Some of the best discoveries happen when you almost drive past them. Tucked along a quiet stretch of Illinois, one tiny state park holds more genuine history, wildlife, and peaceful scenery than most places ten times its size. You…
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15 U.S. Cities That Still Have Original Brick Streets
Long before asphalt took over American roads, brick was the paving material of choice for cities that wanted to signal progress. Starting in the late 1800s, towns across the country laid millions of clay bricks across their downtowns…
Pennsylvania
This Pittsburgh Nature Reserve Has 134 Acres of Free Trails and Birds
There is a place just outside Pittsburgh where a wild turkey and her chicks might casually stroll across your path, where a Great Horned Owl stares you down from an arm’s length away, and where the city noise simply disappears. Most…
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Wander This Oklahoma State Park to Reach a 77-Foot Waterfall Hidden in a Lush Canyon
Oklahoma has a way of surprising people who think they already know what the state looks like. Tucked into the far northeastern corner, near the Arkansas border, one state park hides a 77-foot waterfall inside a canyon so green…
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This Knoxville Seafood Market Is Where Tennessee Locals Grab the Freshest Fish, Crab, and Crawfish to Take Home
Deep in Tennessee, hundreds of miles from any coast, there is a counter where the catch shows up fresh twice a week and regulars plan their whole week around it. Word spreads slowly here, mostly between neighbors who would rather keep…
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16 Tropical Islands That Feel Like the Maldives Without the Luxury Price Tag
The Maldives is one of those dream destinations that looks absolutely stunning in every photo, but the price tag can make most travelers close the browser tab pretty fast. Here is the good news: there are tropical islands scattered…