This Michigan Zoo Lets You Feed Animals Along a Forest Trail
Lions, tigers, capybaras, and more than 200 animals await visitors at a Michigan zoo where the main attraction is a walk through…
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Browse a Riot of Talavera Pottery at This Tiny Mount Dora, Florida Shop
Some of the flower pots in this little shop come with their own matching water plate. That tiny detail tells you a lot about who stocks the shelves. The place is a pottery store packed with bright Talavera pieces. The shop itself…
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This Small-Town Minnesota Supper Club Grills Steaks That Put Fancy Big-City Steakhouses to Shame
Hash browns next to a pork chop at suppertime? At one old country supper club in Minnesota, the menu happily lets breakfast and dinner share the same table. That alone made me curious. Then I learned the building may have started…
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This Hidden Chester Gem Still Uses Flowing Water to Make Flour Like It’s 1826
A river in New Jersey still turns a giant wheel that grinds real corn and wheat into flour. Not as a cute replica, either. The machinery is nearly two centuries old. Wood, stone, and leather do the heavy lifting inside. Dozens…
Massachusetts
Glacial Potholes Swirl Below the Riverbank in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, a Free Geologic Oddity Framed by Fall Color
Stones trapped in swirling glacial water drilled round holes straight into solid riverbed rock. They did it slowly, grinding away for thousands of years, and the results are still there today. The best part? You can see them for free…
Ohio
This Century-Old Ohio Farm Hides A Nostalgic Cider Barn And Bakery You Won’t Want To Leave
Ohio has its own wine region, and one vineyard there claims the title of the state's largest. I keep thinking about that. A casual drive past farm fields could end with a pretzel appetizer, a live band, and a patio…
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6 North Carolina Corn Mazes Where Getting Lost on Purpose Is the Whole Fun
Some of the best fall days in North Carolina start with a dirt parking lot and a wall of tall, rustling corn. You walk in thinking it will take ten minutes, and an hour later you are laughing at your third dead…
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These 7 Family-Run Illinois Restaurants Have Fed The Same Hometowns For Three Generations
Some of the best meals I have ever eaten came from places I almost drove right past. A faded sign, a gravel lot, a door that looks the same as it did decades ago, and suddenly you are tasting a recipe…
Tennessee
Highland Cow Calves Steal the Show When You Visit This Tennessee Farm for Feeding Time
A herd of shaggy Highland cattle with names like Voodoo Magic in their family tree lives on a quiet valley road in East Tennessee. That alone made me stop scrolling. These aren't random fluffy cows, either. They're registered…