This New Hampshire Burger Joint Serves a Burger Called the Barnyard
A burger called the Barnyard sounds like a menu dare, and it sits alongside creations with names like the Spartan and the Cardiac…
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This Under-the-Radar Maryland Discount Grocery Fills a Cart With Name-Brand Meats and Steaks for So Little Shoppers Keep Coming Back
Some of the best grocery runs in Maryland start in places you would never think to look. Tucked inside an ordinary business park sits a small discount grocery where freezers hold steaks, whole chickens, seafood, and name-brand treats…
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Hike 3.7 Miles Through the Tennessee Woods and You’ll Pass the Remains of an Abandoned Ghost Town
Some of the best surprises in Tennessee start at a plain trail sign with nothing fancy around it. You lace up your boots, expect a quiet walk in the woods, and then an old chimney or a crumbling cabin wall shows…
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15 Sweet Pastries From Around the World Worth Trying at Least Once
Pastries tell the story of the places they come from. Each one reflects local ingredients, old traditions, and the skill of bakers who have practiced for generations. From flaky layers to creamy fillings, the world offers a treat…
Oregon
This Oregon Lava Tube Lets You Walk a Full Mile Underground Where It Stays 42 Degrees All Year
Some Oregon stops look like nothing from the road. A dusty lot, a few pine trees, and a set of metal stairs sinking into the ground. I went in expecting a quick peek and came out talking about it for weeks. Here…
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Take a Drive to These 8 Tennessee Mennonite Bakeries for Fresh Bread and Fried Pies at Fair Prices
Some of the best bread in Tennessee comes from places you might drive right past without a second look. A plain building, a gravel lot, and maybe a hand-painted sign are all you get before you step inside and smell warm loaves…
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This North Carolina Mountain Town Saves Its Biggest Celebration for the Height of Leaf Season
Some of my favorite memories started with a quick stop I almost skipped. High in the mountains of North Carolina, there is a grassy little park that looks simple from the road, with some wooden buildings, a few picnic tables…
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This Quiet Lake Michigan Beach In Illinois Is The Day Trip People Keep Repeating
Some places look like nothing special from the parking lot, and then you walk down a few steps and your whole day changes. That is exactly what happens at a small, tucked-away stretch of Lake Michigan shoreline in Illinois. Picture…
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15 Jobs That Could Support a Family in 1970 but Barely Exist Today
In 1970, millions of Americans earned a steady paycheck doing work that most people today have never seen. Some ran giant typesetting machines at newspapers. Others connected phone calls by hand, fixed television sets in living rooms…